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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1971
Page
2
In this editorial the writer argues that the price, wage and rent freezes demand broad economic consideration beyond national scope. It criticizes President and Governor Gilligan for policies and threats seen as politically motivated with education and welfare on the chopping block amid Ohio’s fiscal crisis. The piece urges prudent, nonpartisan action.
Former Alaska senator Ernest Gruening argues in a New York Times piece that the notion of strong U.S. military commitments in Vietnam was a myth that helped mobilize support for the war. He notes Eisenhower offered only economic aid to Diem with conditions not met and that three presidents supported a nonbinding pledge.
The selection of Dr. Harrison H Schmitt as an Apollo 17 crew member signals a shift toward scientists on lunar missions. His geology degree is expected to boost geological findings while training as a jet pilot tests if he can meet spaceflight standards, with NASA optimistic about stronger scientific feedback.
Interior Secretary Rogers C. Morton visited Rainbow Bridge National Monument in Utah and suggested water behind Lake Powell could be esthetically pleasing. Conservationists warn that backing up water could undermine the bridge, while Morton notes a dam could prevent intrusion and protect the site at added cost.
A wire service note explains that Peking and Nationalists both use Taiwan for Formosa the island off China's coast. The term Formosa dates to the 16th century and means beautiful, while Chinese emigrants settled there centuries earlier.
Medina County Gazette is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Medina County Publications Inc. at 685 West Liberty Street Medina Ohio 44256. It lists subscription rates and staff including publisher Arthur D Hudnutt managing editor Mike Dungien and general manager Stuart A Borden. Contact numbers are Medina 725 4166 and Brunswick 225 3177.
Ralph de Toledano argues that Washington editors hid critical defense warnings from the public after the Pentagon Papers. He cites a Blue Ribbon Defense Panel report warning of strategic shifts toward Soviet superiority and warns that U.S. press restraint risks national security by keeping voters unaware of threats to deterrence and potential for preemptive Soviet action.
Charles Bartlett surveys rising consumer expectations and Nixon’s 90 day price freeze as a national dilemma. He cites Marcuse and Caesar to argue unrestrained affluence fuels artificial needs and stagnation. The piece warns leaders must challenge popular sentiment to avoid a costly, rocky drift.
Educators advise high school students to pursue college if possible, noting a degree remains a strong step toward a successful career. They describe junior colleges as accessible paths, with four year options based on grades, tests, and course plans.
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