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Newspaper

The Gazette

Location

Medina, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1972

Page

5

Origin of the barber pole in medical history

The article traces barber surgeons from medieval guilds to the rise of professional surgery. It explains the red and white barber pole as symbols of bloodletting and bandages, notes French and English regulatory shifts, and mentions Ambroise Pare as a pioneer. It concludes with the barbers’ decline to mere haircutting after 1800 while the pole remains a global emblem.

Theresa Dupnik Bisbee Arizona University of Paris Ambroise Pare England France Royal College of Surgeons London

Culturally Biased IQ Tests Face Legal Challenge

In San Francisco, minority groups press lawsuits and seek legislative action to curb IQ testing, arguing the tests are culturally biased. The drive compares IQ tests to outdated tools like McGuffey’s Reader and Dick and Jane, gaining some court and legislative momentum. Also noted, Brunswick High School cafetorium renovations begin with masons Fleischmann and Schulz enclosing the room and adding a teachers lounge this fall.

San Francisco UPI McGuffey Dick and Jane Brunswick High School Lawrence Fleischmann Bill Schulz Gazette Sue Whitmyer

Ohio tax fight roils Gov Gilligan as Netzley attacks welfare costs

In Columbus Governor Gilligan faces Republican Rep Netzley who accuses state leaders of misleading the public on Ohio finances and welfare growth. Netzley, touting petition drives to place an income tax repeal on the November ballot, claims no new taxes are needed if welfare is restructured. Meanwhile national debates flare over IQ testing as biased against minorities, with lawsuits pending in San Francisco New York and Sacramento.

Netzley Laura Gilligan Welfare Dept Ohio Florida Harold Hovey Department of Public Welfare California New York City Massachusetts Connecticut San Francisco Bay Area Association of Black Psychologists U.S. District Court Robert Peckham Peckham EMR

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