Editorial Views EPA Should Have Look The editors
The Gazette questions why the Ohio EPA should not submit its opinions in the Valley City landfill dispute. It urges EPA input to aid the judge, noting Fisher’s opposition may reflect fear of ecological harm. Residents fear the low flood plain site behind Valley City homes.
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the Gazette
James Foreman
Valley City
Manny Rock
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Stanley Fisher
Cuyahoga County
Liverpool Township
Fisher
Mr. Rock
Medina County
Foreman
Shifting Eating Habits Cut Meat Use And Keep CPI Beat
Economists note Americans cut meat portions and buy cheaper foods to offset rising prices. Beef per capita may fall about 5 percent this year, while purchases of pasta rise. households absorb higher costs yet spend less in total food dollars than the index suggests.
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Kent Christianson
National Association of Food Chains
Agricultural Department
Christianson
If McGovern Won't Bite Back The 72 Election Recalled
The speaker argues Nixon's unmatched experience justified reelection and contends McGovern was not robbed in 1972. He claims McGovern lacked executive branch credentials and suffered a historic defeat as nominee of the majority party. He predicts Democrats would not field McGovern again.
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George McGovern
Nixon
United States
House
Senate
Govern
Senator McGovern
McGovern
Crisis boom to cities reshapes urban life and transit
The energy crisis raises gasoline costs and freeway dependence, pressing cities to revive mass transit and urban centers. Floyd H. Hyde of HUD predicts a chance to reestablish cities as national hubs as suburban living proves energy intensive and impractical.
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Floyd H. Hyde
Housing and Urban Development
Congress
Watergate shadows and CIA links in Washington
Ralph de Toledano argues the Ervin Committee hid Watergate loose ends and questions CIA involvement. He warns that CIA covert spying on candidates and possible White House agents complicate truth, urging subpoenas for Hunt manuscripts and CIA accountability.
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Ralph de Toledano
Washington
Ervin Committee
Nixon
E. Howard Hunt
CIA
Barry Goldwater
Lyndon Johnson
Hunt
Central Intelligence Agency
White House
Justice Department
Senator Goldwater
Johnson
Howard Hunt
Duces Tecum
Senate
Langley
Virginia
Rodino bets on balanced inquiry for Nixon impeachment
House Judiciary Chair Peter Rodino selects John Doar as special counsel and forms a seasoned seven member subcommittee plus Rep. Jack Brooks to steer an open, non televised inquiry. He aims for fair handling, delay avoidance, and press openness while avoiding a partisan circus. Doar is praised as a steadfast, principled figure with Civil Rights era grit. The moves seek balance, credibility, and a path free of political showmanship.
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Washington
Peter Rodine
D-N.j
House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
House
John Doar
Rodino
Judiciary
Jack Brooks
Tex
Senate
Wisconsin
Kennedy Fraternity
Robert Kennedy
Doar
Brooklyn
Bedford- Stuyvesant
Kennedy
John Kennedy
White House
Harold Tyler
Eisenhower
Byron White
Dear
James Meredith
Mississippi
Jackson
Princeton
The Ski Mask Caper in Washington Caper Humor
Dick West notes a surge in ski mask robberies in the Washington area with both amateurs and pros wearing masks. He jokes about causes from fashion and skiing to the energy crisis and police disguise history, and ends with a quip about pantyhose disguises replacing silk stockings.
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Washington
UPI
Sun Valley
St. Moriiz
Arab promises seen too late to save aircraft hijack victims
UPI foreign analyst argues that Arab promises to halt terrorist attacks arrive too late to prevent the latest outrage. He urges UN action to deter hijackings and extortion, noting Arab states have sheltered extremists and opposed effective safeguards. Begin and Sadat discussions frame Geneva peace hopes. PLO vows to curb attacks but action needed to prosecute Rome atrocity suspects.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
Palestine
United Nations
Israel
Anwar Sadat
Beirut
Menahem Begin
Kissinger
Geneva
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Rome
Medina County Gazette Publication Details
The Medina County Gazette is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Medina County Publications Inc. It lists office address 885 West Liberty Street Medina Ohio 44256 and rates for single copies mail subscriptions. Prices include 12 months 30 dollars 6 months 15 dollars and serviceman and college student 15 dollars per year.
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Medina
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Arthur D. Hudnutt
Mike Dungien
Stuart A. Borden
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