Camp David Summit Yet Risk Worth Taking, Carter Hopes
The piece notes President Carter will meet with Menachem Begin and Anwar Sadat at Camp David after Labor Day to pursue Middle East peace. It argues unprecedented steps and risk are needed to end the status quo, balancing Israel security with Arab sovereignty over Gaza and the West Bank.
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Carter
Menachem Begin
Anwar Sadat
Camp David
Labor Day
Sadat
Jerusalem
Middle East
Medina officials hail Chopra as Council Bluffs gains new leader
Former Medina assistant superintendent Dr. Raj Chopra earns praise after moving to Council Bluffs Iowa where a standing room crowd cheered his arrival and reforms. The column also notes local anniversaries and a dispute over a chamber membership expense at Medina County Joint Vocational School.
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Medina
Raj Chopra
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Linda Alston
Chopra
Board of Education
Lodi Community Hospital
Doctors Services Inc
Lodi
Medina County
Charles Hawley
JVS
Chamber
Hawley
Carter optimistic at halfway mark
UPI reports President Carter believes his half term will define his presidency despite poor poll results. He cites progress on unemployment, warns inflation persists, and presses for an energy program amid a skeptical public and a recalcitrant Congress. He aims to secure a summit with Begin and Sadat on September 5.
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Helen Thomas
UPI
White House
Washington
Jimmy Carter
George Gallup
Louis Harris
America
Congress
Carter
Carter presses optimism and peacemaker goal in Washington window
Washington window notes President Carter remains hopeful about an improving economy and aims to be a peacemaker in the Middle East. He discusses polling, Congressional reelection, inflation, and foreign affairs while praising crowds and family support including Ruth Stapleton Carter and Billy Carter as public sentiment fluctuates.
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Middle East
Carter
House of Representatives
Congress
White House
Washington D.C
Ruth Stapleton Carter
UPI
Billy Carter
Miss Lillian
Buckeye Board member lauds field trip in Medina article
A Buckeye Board of Education member praises a Medina County Gazette report on a July Buckeye field trip. She and her husband joined a group to observe stars wildlife and mountain geology, thanking The Gazette for the article and the dedicated teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye Board Member
Lands Field Trip
Medina County
Buckeye Board
Gazette
Betty
Buckeye Board of Education
Why Christians worship on Sunday not the Sabbath
Reader asks why Christians worship on Sunday rather than Saturday. The note cites creation and Sinai as origins for the Sabbath, argues the law’s moral core remains while ceremonial laws were nailed to the cross, and notes New Testament references about worship practices and the example of Jesus and the apostles.
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Creation
Israel
Mt. Sinai
Sinai
Christ
Jesus
St. Paul
Quiet weekends disrupted by rifle range noise
A Jamison Road resident complains after a rifle range offers free instruction, reporting loud weekend gunfire disrupts rural life. The letter urges shooters to consider the impact beyond hitting targets and questions daily noise affecting families.
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Jamison Road
Dale Frank Harrisville
Ohio Senators Block Federal Death Penalty Bill
Letter writer notes seven weeks of correspondence with Ohio lawmakers about capital punishment. Batchelder and Van Meter support, Pease noncommittal, Metzenbaum and Glenn unresponsive. Metzenbaum blocks a federal death penalty bill, prompting questions about constituent outreach. Frances Koenig Medina.
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William G. Batchelder
Thomas van Meter
Don Pease
Pease
Howard Metzenbaum
Sen
John Glenn
Metzenbaum
Ohio
Frances Koenig Medina
Pee Wee Football Booster Club Receives Monte Carlo Proceeds
Medina Pee Wee Football Booster Club honors Fraternal Order of Eagles for a Monte Carlo night Aug 18 that raised 840 dollars for player equipment. Special thanks to Sharon and Jim Elder for organizing. appreciation to donor businesses for door prizes.
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Order of the Eagles
Monte Carlo
Medina Pee Wee Football
Booster Club
Eagles and Ladies Auxiliary
Sharon
Jim Elder
Jack Longacre
Medina Pee Wee Football Booster Club
Letters to the Editor Require Name and Address
The Gazette states all letters must include the writer's name and address for publication. It will withhold personal details when requested but keeps a phone number on file to verify authorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Ohio Edison strike sparks charge of wage cuts and ad spending
The piece argues Ohio Edison cannot cover hospital costs for union workers while spending large sums on advertising a monopoly. It claims the company saves about half a million dollars weekly in wages during the strike and questions customer tolerance of high rates. Union workers endure harsh weather, including blizzards, and are thanked poorly according to the article.
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Ohio Edison
Edison
Thanks to Blood Donors at Medina Fair for Addison Smith
Mr and Mrs Addison Smith thank donors who gave blood at the Medina fair in his name expressing gratitude for the lifesaving gift. They do not know all names but thank God for all contributors.
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Franklin Sylvester Library
Margaret Brooker
Red Cross
Mrs. Addison Smith Medina
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Lillian
Billy
June Miracle
Areqee
Tote Chilkestore
Gales Buster Brown Shoe
Paul
Pee Wee Football
Medina County Gazette
Arthur C. Hudnutt
Stuart A. Borden
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