Editorial calls for city school board talks on Liberty Street issue
The editorial decries poor communication between the city and Board of Education over Garfield school traffic. It urges face to face meetings, considers traffic measures and sound proofing costs, and argues for shared responsibility to reduce noise and structural damage while delaying by pass plans.
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Board of Education
Garfield School
Liberty Street
Henry Jaeger
Garfield
Bounties Aim at Drug Pushers Spread Across Cities
The TIP program offers rewards from 100 to 500 dollars for tips leading to arrests and convictions of drug pushers. Originating in Tampa, the system has spread to Atlanta Orlando Syracuse and Staten Island. Informants remain anonymous under a coded ID while trained staff route tips to police. Rewards are cash and aim to deter hard drug crime and protect youths.
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West
Tampa
Florida
Atlanta
Orlando
Syracuse
Staten Island
New York
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Verrazano Bridge
New Jersey
Elizabeth
Perth Amboy
Bayonne
Tip
California Seeks Death Penalty Revival On Ballot
California moves toward a November referendum to restore capital punishment in select cases after the U S Supreme Court rules it violates the Eighth and Fourteenth Amendments. Attorney General Evelle Younger leads a measure allowing execution for prison guard murder, treason, perjury causing an innocent death, and specified train wrecks. The national debate continues as other states seek guidelines or reconsideration of the court's ruling amid public support for capital punishment.
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U.S. Supreme Court
California Supreme Court
Evelle J. Younger
California
Georgia
Texas
Philadelphia
High Court
Medina County Gazette Publisher and mailing details
Medina County Gazette published daily except Sundays by Medina County Publications Inc. at 885 West Liberty Street Medina Ohio 44256. Rates list singles 10 cents, carrier 60 cents a week and annual mail rates. Officials include Arthur D Hudnutt publisher Mike Dungien managing editor and Stuart A Borden general manager.
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Medina County Gazette
Medina County Publications Inc
West Liberty Street
Medina
Medina, O
Arthur D. Hudnutt
Mike Dungien
Stuart A. Borden
Telephone
Brunswick
Nixon fund myth in Democratic push to attack Nixon
Ralph de Toledano argues Democrats revive a false 1952 claim of a secret Nixon fund. He recounts how the Nixon campaign raised money publicly in 1951–52 with donors described as contributing to a pool, and notes subsequent disclosures by Nixon ended with the most complete financial report to date. He challenges Clayton Fritchey and the Democratic Party to apologize.
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Thomas Eagleton
Nixon
Fair Campaign Practices Committee
Richard Nixon
Washington Post
Clayton Fritchey
Democratic National Committee
Fritchey
Fitchey
Senate
California
Dana Smith
Smith
Murray Chotiner
Bernard Brennan
Peter Edson
Newspaper Enterprise Alliance
Los Angeles Daily News
Leo Katcher
New York Post
West Coast
Look Magazine
Helicopter studies traffic jams to improve flow
Dr. Joseph Treiterer, a German-born Ohio State University civil engineer, uses helicopter surveys and graph analysis to identify bottlenecks and propose fixes. He suggests separating pedestrians from vehicles, recalibrating traffic signals, and reevaluating intersection designs to reduce accidents and delays.
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Joseph Treiterer
United States
Ohio State University
America
Treiterer
Nixon invites Fischer to White House after chess match
Life magazine reports Nixon hopes to welcome Bobby Fischer to the White House following the world championship, praising Fischer as a fighter. Reykjavik sources suggest Spassky may be receiving Kremlin coaching, prompting speculation about Nixon offering advisory support to Fischer during the match.
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Washington
UPI
Life Magazine
Nixon
Bobby Fischer
U.S
White House
Fischer
Reykjavik
Boris Spassky
Moscow
Spassky
Kremlin
Leonid Brezhnev
Bobby
Letters To The Editor On Traffic, Noise At Garfield School
A Medina parent condemns routing traffic past Garfield School and urges an alternate route to protect nearly 400 children Residents contend increased noise distracts teachers and students They propose Liberty Street S Elmwood Street then W Smith Road as an option Also a separate letter complains about adult fares charged for rides at the County Fair Merry go round sparking calls for an explanation
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Garfield School
Medina
Liberty Street
S. Elmwood Street
S. Jefferson Street
W. Smith Road
County Fair Board
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Cleveland
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Paris
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