Western Editorial Views on U S Soviet Cooperation
A Western editorial notes narrow gates opening in U S Soviet mistrust with progress in environmental protection and space. A U S delegation led by Herbert Desimone reports fruitful talks, offering to exchange environmental norms and pointing to Soviet pollution challenges as a cautionary mirror.
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United States
Soviet Union
Herbert Desimone
Transportation For Environmental and Urban Affairs
Desimone
U.S
A Fair Angela Davis Trial Debate Analyzed
The Nation article by Jerome Skolnick and Steven Brick weighs legal and socio psychological factors in Davis case. It notes a potential bias from an all white jury and bail denial while asserting procedural fairness and vigorous defense. The piece questions juror perceptions and the broader impact of Davis ties to communism and Black Power on a potentially hostile county jury.
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Angela Davis
Miss Davis
Jerome Skolnick
University of California At Berkeley
Steven Brick
California Law Review
Skolnick
Brick
Nation
Davis
Princess Anne photographed in one piece swimsuit stirs royal media
An image of Princess Anne in a one piece swimsuit on an African beach drew unusual attention as BBC released the photograph. Royal photo policy had barred swimsuit shots of the royal family, and observers wonder if a new media dispensation is beginning despite unlikely continuation.
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Britain
Spain
Anne
Nixon Signs $62 Billion Spending Package In One Afternoon
The White House quickly approved appropriations to labor health education and welfare HUD NASA and related agencies totaling 62.3 billion dollars. The president signed multiple measures in a single afternoon, releasing 20.9 billion to certain departments and 18.3 billion to others with the remainder scattered to nine independent agencies.
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Nixon
White House
Capitol Hill
Departments of Labor and Health, Education and Welfare
Department of Housing and Urban Development
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Veterans Administration
Uncle Sam
Liberal Inflexibility in Nixon Era Park Transfers
Charles Bartlett analyzes the Nixon administration’s push to shift about 70 million in recreational land to state and local parks by September, contrasting it with stubborn funding for outdated programs like the Coast Guard Selected Reserve. He argues lobbies and entrenched grants hinder consolidation and flexible, efficient policy.
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Washington
Nixon
San Clemente
White House
Coast Guard
Congress
Johnson
Letter to the Editor on City Hall plan and local issues
A Brunswick reader argues against a proposed City Hall, urging focus on a new high school and criticizing parks, woods, and tax levies. The writer condemns park neglect, mocks ecology talk, and expresses frustration with school site plans including a parking lot next to homes and a bulldozer era.
In Need of a Vet Letter Names Local Drama
A reader criticizes Donald McDonald as a dog catcher. recounts horses taken from a fenced field to Lodi, the vet confirming good care, and a refused haul back for a fee. The horses later appeared at Oil Downs sale weighing about 110 pounds each. The writer, an ex horse dealer, argues McDonald is lazy and praises Oil Downs as respectable.
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Eggleston
Donald McDonald
Lodi
Dr. Waight
Oil Downs
Second Annual pin torian Open attracts wide female field
Local golfers praise Medina Gazette coverage and thank Mike Dungjen for the event. The piece notes entrants from surrounding counties and even Pennsylvania, with a Pittsburgh woman winning a trophy. The notice urges women golfers to join the 1972 competition on the second Sunday in August.
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Ween
Medina Gazette
Mike Dungjen
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Burpless Cucumber Debate Draws Local Reactions
Local readers protest a Gazette cucumber story about the Whites of Spencer. They note five years of growing and enjoying burpless varieties from Burpee seeds and Harris Burpless No 26.
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Gazette
Spencer
Letter Defends State Representative Batchelder
A reader responds to a June 30 1971 Gazette letter praising Bill Batchelder as capable and conscientious. The writer expresses pride in Batchelder and supports him as the state representative for their constituents.
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Ralph Kane
Gazette
Batchelder
Bill Batchelder
Brunswick Eyes Hickory Ridge Site for New School
The architects and school board agree a wooded lot beside homes on Hickory Ridge Avenue is the only feasible location for a new Brunswick school.
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Brunswick
Hickory Ridge Avenue
Librarian’s Notebook Highlights Local Music Figures and Donations
Miami librarian notes David Ewen, author of 60 books, discusses avant garde shift and Charles Ives influence. Local patrons donate three classical records. Isobel Baillie and Mozart piano concerto feature in memory of Frank Hobart. Book news covers EUEL GIBBONS and Ned Calmer projects. preschool story hour continues. St Petersburg bookstore upsell noted. Katharine Hepburn to return to screen in Travels With My Aunt.
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David Ewen
Miami
Fla
Charles Ives
Bennet Wilson
Scott Smith
Isobel Baillie
Mozart
Walter Klien
Horowitz
Frank Hobart
Katharine Hepburn
Graham Greene
Letters to the Editor Require Contact Details
The Gazette reminds contributors that letters to the editor must include a full name address and telephone number for verification. The newspaper will not publish the telephone number or withhold the writer’s name and address upon request.
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Gazette
Medina County Gazette Publication Details
Medina County Gazette published daily except Sundays and holidays by Medina County Publications Inc at 885 West Liberty Medina Ohio. Rates include single copy 10c and mail subscriptions with 12 months 26 dollars and 6 months 13 dollars. Editors include Arthur D Hudnutt Mike Dungjen and Stuart A Borden. Telephone numbers listed.
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Medina County Gazette
Medina County Publications Inc
West Liberty Street
Medina
Medina, O
Arthur D. Hudnutt
Mike Dungjen
Stuart A. Borden
Brunswick
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Charles Bartlett
Cleveland
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Paul Maier
Charles Griesinger
Euel Gibbons
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Ned Calmer
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Septemer
ST. Petersburg
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