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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1972
Page
4
The Medina County editorial lauds Lt Governor John W. Brown for renaming the North View Manor as Medina County's Center for the Young in Heart. It credits local leaders and Gus Eble for the 82 unit retirement complex and urges community thanks despite criticism of Eble.
The article notes increased Middle East activity after the Soviet pullout. It cites a U.S. Senate move to grant Israel unlimited military equipment, France offering mediation between Israel and Arab states, and Egypt and Libya exploring union against Israel. It also discusses Egypt, Jordan, and Syria seeking gains, Lebanon’s fears, and historical precedents from Eisenhower and Nixon.
The Tax Foundation reports an 88 percent increase in government payrolls from 1960 to 1970, with federal, state, and local payrolls reaching $110 billion and employment rising 64 percent. About 4 million workers joined unions or union-like associations, led by municipal workers and teachers in cities such as New York Los Angeles Philadelphia and Detroit noting high union density.
A letter from Yola M. Giffen on behalf of Golden Villa residents praises neighbors for accepting a paneled wire fence and credits Medina Planning and Zoning Board for rethinking the July 13 decision. Gratitude extends to Mel Gerspacher and associates for making Golden Villa a reality for about fifty seniors.
The Medina County Gazette is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Medina County Publications Inc. at 885 West Liberty Street Medina Ohio rates are listed for mail subscriptions with pricing for 12 and 6 months plus student and serviceman options. Staff includes Arthur D Hudnutt publisher Mike Dungjen managing editor and Stuart A Borden general manager.
Ralph de Toledano critiques the press over the Jack Anderson Eagleton episode. He argues hypocrisy in how sources are used and how gossip or unfounded rumors are treated, noting a Capitol Hill code of silence on lawmakers drinking and a shared bias in coverage.
Washington The Price Commission faces a pivotal decision as it nears the first anniversary of the Nixon switch on economic policy. Auto makers GM Ford and Chrysler seek about 90 dollars more per vehicle to cover new safety and emission equipment costs after industry pressure and admin urging restraint.
A scientist reports Pacific coast midshipman fish glow during courtship over most of Alaska to southern California, but Puget Sound specimens show no luciferin or luciferase. Researchers note dietary factors and Cypridina interactions may affect lighting, with a tentative explanation and broader political economic observations tucked in.
Washington column notes IPA's 70th convention projects 195000 engagements this year and over two million speeches in New York City. Dick West jokes that after dinner speakers are blooming at cookouts and may even greet honeymoon breakfasts, lampooning American appetite for oratory.
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