Medina editorials question court staffing and partisan politics
The Medina County editorial laments the cost of transporting two probation violator and bad check warrant suspects from Las Vegas. It praises Walter Hay as court referee, questions referees practicing law, and notes Judge Ralph Winter's Africa absence. It ponders a third judgeship and urges candidates to attend council meetings amid CCM debates on partisanship.
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Medina County
Tom Grant
New Hampshire Gears Up For Early Presidential Pundits
The state readies for a flood of candidates as New Hampshire’s presidential primary season approaches. Incumbent Nixon appears sure to contend, with Sen George McGovern among the first to formally enter the race, joined later by colleagues Sen Henry Jackson and Sen Birch Bayh as the political stir builds.
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Indiana
New Jersey to Test All Cars for Emissions Next Year
New Jersey and federal support will pilot nationwide emission testing starting next year. All vehicles from jalopies to new cars must pass standards set by the State Department of Environmental Protection or face a required tuneup. two weeks later, noncompliant owners could be arrested. The program aims to reduce auto pollution as traffic remains heavy in urban areas.
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Peking’s China Policy May Evolve Over UN Seat
The essay argues Peking and the Nationalist government in Taipei view Taiwan as part of China. It notes China’s possible openness to compromise on the UN seat and suggests a potential, gradual retreat may occur if pressured. It cautions that current protests do not rule out eventual resolution.
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Medina County Gazette Publisher Details and Rates
Medina County Gazette is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Medina County Publications Inc. at 88 Wertlberry Street Medina Ohio 44256. Rates include 926.00 per year in advance for 12 months 613.00 for 6 months and 614.40 for servicemen and college students. Managing Editor Stuart A. Borden General Manager Mike Dungien Arthur O. Mudayst contact Medina 725-4166 Brunswick 225-3177.
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Voters appear apathetic as 1972 race looms
Ralph de Toledano reports Washington observers see Jackson as the main Democratic challenger and Nixon’s advisers fear a Kennedy matchup. Analysts cite disillusionment with the White House, weak economic policy, and fatigue among voters who resist political maneuvering and media hype.
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Washington
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Edward Kennedy
Massachusetts
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Peter Flanigan
Right On Track In Environmental Debate Between Nader and Stans
Charles Bartlett notes the Nader Stans exchange marks a mature stage in environmental policy. The piece argues that while costs influence reform, a broad shift persists with federal and state actions, lawsuits, and cautious Congress momentum toward compromise between conservation and utilization.
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Interior Department
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Lighterside asks if Women’s Lib fuels the new thigh craze
A satirical string of questions contrasts German and Russian female physiques with American women and claims the so called podgy pins trend stems from the Women’s Lib Movement per Dr Wilhelm Leggmann director of the National Institute of Gamology.
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Call for veterinary checks at livestock auctions
A reader urges Medina County to require a qualified vet at all livestock auctions to examine animals upon arrival. The letter cites the starved grey stallion at Oil Downs sale, praises Humane Agent Donald MacDonald and Dr. J Eggleston for swift action, and warns auctions could become depots for ill animals without veterinary inspection.
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Lafayette
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BYB Responds to Parent Concerns Over Baseball Picnic and Teams
BYB officers address parent complaints after a season end. They explain financial clarity at meetings held the second Thursday at the Old and question, note no money was allotted for a players picnic, and explain the 15 player All-Star policy to win for Brunswick’s pride. They invite Mrs. Schweter to run for office and urge constructive help for Brunswick youth.
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