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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1973
Page
4
The American Heart Association urges Congress to create federal authority for licensing blood banks, volunteer donors, and transfusion procedures. It calls for uniform donor criteria, inventory control, and regulated costs, noting 1971 blood unit prices ranged from 2.60 to 100 dollars.
In Moscow a ceremony marked forty years of Soviet American diplomacy begun under Franklin D. Roosevelt. Albatrov praised the Nixon administration for realism and for steps to improve ties, noting Nixon's 1972 Moscow trip as helping achieve a rapid cease fire in the Middle East and avoiding a broader confrontation. He warned Congress and the public remain wary of Soviet motives.
Riverhead New York resident Judge Pierre G Lundberg retires from the county court after five years citing inadequacy of a 37000 annual income. He plans to return to law practice, estimating a 55000 salary would still leave him among higher earners but unable to fund five children's college costs.
The Gazette outlines that all letters require the writer's phone number name and address but will not publish them or disclose the name and address when requested. The policy aims to verify letters using a telephone number.
Medina County Gazettte operates daily except Sundays and holidays from Liberty Street Medina Ohio with ads listing subscription rates and mail prices. Managing Editor Arthur D. Huanutt and Stuart A. Borden are shown with contact numbers for Brunswick and Medina offices.
Ralph de Toledano questions Kissinger's travel schedule and methods in seeking a settlement. He warns that pressuring Arab leaders and chasing a partial peace risks reopening the Suez Canal, boosting Soviet naval power, and undermining U.S. strategic interests. He suggests returning negotiations to Washington and the Israelis and Arabs.
Economists warn inflation may hit eight percent next year while Shultz weighs ending wage price controls after April. The piece assesses Phase Two and Three risks, Dunlop’s Phase Four, and the political cost of restraint amid oil shortages and the energy crisis.
Washington humor column recounts a Christmas party hangover misread as methanol poisoning. The narrator phones a doctor during a brain surgery and learns the antidote from poison control via gastric lavage, before shrugging off the scare and returning to bed.
Brezhnev's five day New Delhi trip drew about 100000 cheering Indians and a 21 gun salute. Indira Gandhi gains from the visit as a 15 year economic accord strengthens ties and Soviet influence in India grows, while Western fears of concessions recede.
A CF chapter thanks volunteers donors merchants and craft workers for the second annual House of Christmas Hope. Special gratitude to Sharon Gall Sandee LeMasters Gazette editors Sharon Chase Dorothy Brooks Sam Legg and Ken Cleveland whose model home donation enabled the project.
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