Editorial urges backing Ohio gun crime bill with stiff penalties
From Ohio editorials we see support for a house passed bill in the Senate that would impose mandatory penalties for crimes involving a handgun. The piece argues registration could help, praises the bill, and calls for strong prison terms for using a gun in armed robbery and for crimes of passion to curb violence in Cleveland.
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Ohio
Senate
National Rifle Association
Cleveland
Ohio Senate
Review of military civilian air traffic after Japan collision
The piece argues for stricter separation of military aircraft from commercial flight paths after the Japan disaster that killed 162. It notes a prior California crash and urges careful review of procedures, citing speed differences and supervision as reasons to keep military flights away from airliners.
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Japan
United States
California
NASA Officials Accused Over 45 Cent Fort McNair Lunches
Senator Margaret Chase Smith cites GAO findings showing NASA executives in Washington bought lunches from Fort McNair for 45 cents that cost taxpayers 4.03 dollars. The receipts were altered to hide the personal use and officials claimed the practice stopped while it continued.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Washington
Fort McNair
Sen
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Senator Smith
General Accounting Office
NASA
Those Wifely Jobs and the Subtle Praise
A humorous slice shows a husband praising his wife for personal touches that affirm her individuality at home. He compliments her unique efforts like cleaning the cat box, fixing pipes, and handling chores with affection, highlighting traditional roles and mutual admiration.
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Women’s Liberation Movement
Washington Day-Dreams in the Middle East Provocation and policy debate
Ralph de Toledano argues that U S officials push Israel to concede to Egyptian demands while warning of cutoffs in military aid. He recalls past American guarantees to Israel and accuses pro Arab factions in the State Department of wanting Israel erased, citing King Hussein and Egyptian rhetoric as proof that peace proposals ignore Arab aims and the danger of genocide language.
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Israel
Joseph Sisco
Jerusalem
United States
Sinai
West Bank
Jordan
Sisco
State Department
John F. Dulles
Suez
Strait of Tiran
Palestine
Hussein
Cairo
Tel Aviv
Anwar Sadat
Sadat
el Ahram
Algeria
U.N. Security Council
Syria
Sinai Peninsula
Middle East
Congress Recess Signals Reform Momentum and Debate
Charles Bartlett argues the summer break both relieves strain and highlights reform needs in Congress. He notes rising momentum for institutional changes, fears about Nixon era politics, and a possible six year presidential term to reduce partisanship, while addressing Middle East tensions and historic borders debates.
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Washington
Congress
Emerson
Wall Street
Finance
Senate
House
Nixon
Ohio
Dick West’s Lighter Side at Drive In Misreadings
Washington humorist Dick West recalls the oddities of drive in movie gags. A family visits a theater to see Curly Top only to discover the theater operates as a B rated venue with strict age restrictions and a humorous misunderstanding with the manager.
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Washington
UPI
Dyvers
Shirley Temple
Letters on Medina CCM political movement and goals
Readers respond to a Medina editorial about the Concerned Citizens of Medina proposing a citizen driven reform. The letter notes CCM founded by independent businesspeople, criticizes current council led by John Root, and outlines CCM aims to back independent, citizen focused candidates without a slate.
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Concerned Citizens of
Medina
CCM
John Root
A Reader Thanks Wendy Warren Supporters After Article
A letter to the editor from a parent thanks readers for supportive cards letters and gifts for Wendy Warren who endured leg-stretching procedures. Wendy remains at home with four steel pins and a full leg cast.
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al Thomas
Wendy Warren
Wendy
Wooster
Medina
Ohio
Ree Rae
Ames
Medina County Gazette masthead notice
Medina County Gazette published daily except Sundays and holidays by Medina County Publications Inc. at 865 West Liberty Street Medina Ohio 44256. Rates include single copy ten cents and carrier sixty cents weekly. prepaid annual options and student rates listed. Publisher Arthur O D Hudnutt managing editor Mike Dungren general manager Stuart A Borden.
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Medina County Gazette
Medina County Publications Inc
West Liberty Street
Medina
Medina, O
Arthur OD. Hudnutt
Mike Dungren
Stuart A. Borden
Reeeive
Brunswick
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