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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1973
Page
1
The Gazette invites readers to form car pools amid potential gas shortages and higher taxes. It will publish compiled matchups from reader questionnaires, targeting Medina County commuters, students, and workers to reduce driving and conserve fuel.
Brunswick High School students from the new TV class and the distributive education group staged a sales role play with drama students as customers. The exercise covered props like irons perfumes cosmetics and jewelry while filming considerations and lighting for future class projects.
President Nixon plans a new energy czar and a federal superagency to manage the energy crisis. Aiming to curb gas use, Congress debates rationing as John Love departs as chief energy coordinator amid disputes. Deputy Treasury head William Simon named to head the Federal Energy Administration.
Medina County patrol records show at least a 50 percent drop in interstate traffic on Sunday and slower speeds. Only two minor accidents occurred. 17 speeding arrests versus about 50 on a normal Sunday. Gas station closures kept fatalities lower statewide. churchgoers reported normal or higher attendance across several parishes and pastors noted an Advent start.
Brunswick students at Hickory Ridge rally Campbell soup labels for a visual aid project. The goal is 10,700 labels by December 8, with volunteers Bill Henke Michelle Ponarico and Billy Widenmeyer coordinating drop offs at the school or via children to be forwarded.
The Medina County Gazette announced a price increase effective with the December 7 issue. Single copies rise from 10 to 15 cents, while news carriers and motor route customers pay 70 cents weekly, with first collections December 13. The increase cites spiraling costs of operations newsprint and supplies.
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