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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1973
Page
4
Medina County has collected nearly 22 000 pints of blood in twenty years and 24 000 since World War II drives for service members. Valued at $25 per pint, the blood total exceeds half a million dollars, donated at no cost to the community. Rising demand prompts renewed donor appeals for Arthur Atkins of Medina and for Janell, a small child.
Editorial urges Spencer residents to keep up monthly blood donations to stay on the high priority list. Red Cross says 150 pints per visit would meet needs. Call Mrs. Jack Post or walk in Tuesday 1 to 7 p.m. at Medina Methodist Church to donate.
The piece argues quality of life includes balanced living, family time, learning, healthful leisure, and spiritual nourishment. It critiques environmental and modern utopian visions as impractical, noting universities arose from donor funding and material wealth, and praises corporate and worker contributions to progress.
The article argues newspapers are not dying but consolidating in a two newspaper market. It cites 10 year figures: 92 outright suspensions, 39 mergers, 54 daily to weekly shifts, and 191 new dailies born, leaving 1 749 dailies today as in World War II.
The columnist argues Apollo 17 may be the last manned moon landing for now but compares space exploration to historic seafaring as humans push further. He predicts future nations and shuttles will extend footprints to the moon, challenging the idea of a final lunar flight.
Editorial argues for a National Right to Work law as a solution to compulsory unionism and costly federally monitored elections. It asserts corruption and coercion by union leadership, urging workers to vote with their feet to protect free choice and reduce taxpayer burden.
Senator George McGovern outlines plans to form a grass roots staff to work on end the war tax reform full employment and military spending cuts. He stresses the effort will be independent from the Democratic Party and not aimed at promoting his own candidacy while focusing on re election in South Dakota and legislative work in the Senate.
Dick West notes North Vietnam gains status and likely postwar prosperity through reconstruction aid and new consumer goods. He jokes about Hanoi’s coming Homobile and Hocycle lines, warns of overproduction, and quips that lasting peace may hinge on keeping profits from clobbering rival powers.
Medina County Gazette published daily except Sundays and holidays by Medina County Publications Inc. at 885 West Liberty Street Medina Ohio. Rates list single copy ten cents and mail subscriptions with various annual totals. Contact numbers for Medina and Brunswick offices provided.
The article reports King Hussein of Jordan, the first of three key visitors to Washington, aims to influence a new drive to resolve the Middle East conflict. It notes Meir and Brezhnev will follow, and discusses Hussein’s moves to secure his position, potential Arab unity, and possible peace feelers over Jerusalem holy sites.
A narrator attends a rural Arizona gathering described as an old custom. A rancher digs up a burlap wrapped package on hot rocks revealing a steer head, prompting panicked crowd reactions and a macabre sense of spectacle. The extract ends with a grim note about extracting meat.
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