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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1973
Page
4
After 2 1/2 years of stagnation, U S industrial production rose 3 percent from September to November with the index at 118.5 in November. Economists from 100 leading industries forecast about 6 percent real GNP growth in 1973, with 3 to 3.5 percent inflation and unemployment near 5 percent by mid-1973.
The Development Assistance Committee of the OECD names Haiti nine other places in Africa Asia and the Pacific among the 25 poorest countries. Most are illiterate farmers distant from roads seaports and health care with limited industry and small markets. Increased agricultural productivity is urged to lift living standards.
The Senate votes 31 to 5 to have committee ranking members elected by their committees and ratified by the party conference, a first step toward dismantling seniority. Democrats had proposed caucus voting for chairmen but the move stalled. Current setup keeps Democrats as chairs in the 93rd Congress.
The piece notes 27 000 alcohol related highway deaths last year from 55 000 total. It cites 82 million dollars over three years by the Department of Transportation to rehabilitate offenders. Thirty five jurisdictions join programs using police, probation officers, and judges to steer drivers toward treatment.
Ralph de Toledano reviews Alger Hiss's claims of innocence amid renewed media attention. The piece recaps his 1948–1950 espionage allegations, his denial, and shifting explanations from frame-up to FBI or Communist involvement, noting Chambers’ testimony and court outcomes.
Charles Bartlett analyzes Caspar Weinberger as President Nixon taps him for HEW secretary. The piece details education funding debates, federal vs state roles, and the political risks of confirmation, highlighting Weinberger's cautious stance and the contested policy path ahead.
President Nixon held his first news conference in four months and announced a new Kissinger mission. Analysts note hints of remote leadership and a $100,000 Hughes contribution as part of Nixon's strategy to court the wealthy recluse vote while maintaining limited public contact during delicate negotiations.
A reader blasts Brunswick leaders for lax zoning enforcement amid junk cars and illegal sheds. They urge councilmen to patrol districts, cite violators, and improve paperwork, warning they may start a petition to oust ineffective officials.
A short essay uses a tale of a vegetable peddler and a girl to argue kindness should be given freely. It contends kind people are poised, unselfish, and well liked, while unkind individuals seem hurried and selfish. The piece urges readers to perform continual small acts of kindness.
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