Man Of Many Talents Honored Medina Pioneer Huber Root Dies
Huber H. Root 88, Medina County pioneer of the A I Root Company dies after a six decade career in beekeeping research and product invention. Born 1883 in Medina he advanced beekeeping literature, created rolled beeswax candles and glass encased sanctuary lights, and was active in local public life.
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Oberlin College
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Savings Deposit Bank
Draft Lottery Favors Some as January No-Call News Emerges
The Pentagon announces no draft calls in January and possibly the next two months. Selective Service says over 100,000 may evade induction if no calls occur in three months. Categories include men born 1951 with lottery numbers under 125 and deferments. a smaller group born 1950 or earlier. and a third group with student deferments.
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Pentagon
Selective Service
Harding letters kept sealed to 2014 court ruling
The court barred public release of Warren G. Harding letters to Carrie Phillips until 2014. Biographer Francis Russell describes the 1909 to 1920 missives as pallid and sophomoric. The Library of Congress will immure the 250 letters until the date, shielding them from public scrutiny for now.
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Warren G. Harding
Carrie Phillips
Harding
Francis Russell
Marion
Ohio
Mer
Library of Congress
United States
Nixon to campaign between primaries via official role
Ralph de Toledano reports from Washington that Nixon’s TV interview signals a shift to campaign as president. He will stress official duties, retain Agnew, and use the presidency to appeal to conservatives while McCloskey and Ashbrook shape opposition. The White House position remains steady ahead of key primaries.
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Edmund Muskie
Hubert Humphrey
White House
John Ashbrook
New Hampshire
Florida
Mitchell
San Diego
Pushing To The Right In New Hampshire Primary
Rep. John M. Ashbrook campaigns to push Nixon right in New Hampshire and Florida primaries. He lacks strong backing from top conservatives who value party harmony over open conservative challenge. Most GOP voters are likely to back Nixon, though Ashbrook may stir limited protest.
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New Hampshire
Florida
Ashbrook
Attacking The Court Logjam in New Jersey
The New Jersey courts move to reduce backlogs by longer sessions. An expanded day starts January 31 adding a half hour daily. The Labor Day start shifts to the day after, gaining four days. In 1973 the 10 day Easter recess will be abolished. This approach may be adopted by other states.
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New Jersey
Curb On Salmonella From Turtle Breeders
A bill in Congress would require the Public Health Service to set and enforce standards for turtle breeders. The proposal aims to curb salmonella risk from pet turtles carried by children and shoppers, urging swift passage.
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Congress
Public Health Service
Medina County Gazette Publisher and office details
Medina County Gazette published daily except Sundays and holidays by Medina County Publications Inc. at 885 West Liberty Street Medina Ohio rates listed for single copy mail and carrier delivery. Staff includes Arthur D Hudnutt publisher Mike Dungien managing editor and Stuart A Borden general manager.
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Medina County Publications Inc
West Liberty Street
Medina
Medina, O
Arthur D. Hudnutt
Mike Dungien
Stuart A. Borden
Brunswick
Middle East Peace Crossroads Seen With Meir
Thomas Cheatham notes a pivotal month as Israel signals flexibility under new pressures from Washington and U N envoy Jarring. The U S hopes for a partial Suez accord, while Egypt seeks to avoid preconditions before Cairo Israel talks.
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Jerusalem
UPI
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Israel
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New York City
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Sinai Peninsula
Canal
It's A Cruel World Attack on Fishermen Overlooked by Hunters
Jim Fiebig argues that protectionists target hunters while fishermen cause greater harm with hooks and worms. He calls for a crusade to regulate fishing gear and even ban private ownership of rods and reels, urging readers to quit hounding the hunter.
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St. Francis of Assisi
Jim Fiebig
You And The Law Home Improvement Contracts
Be wary of door to door solicitors and contractors. Check references help from banks and lawyers. Verify dates prices and names in writing and keep a contract copy for legal protection.
Weather awards light and odd forecasts 1971
Washington UPI columnist Dick West honors the five top weather forecasts of 1971. He cautions forecasters to observe reality rather than rely solely on instruments and laments monotony and misplaced drama in predictions.
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Washington
UPI
Mojave Desert
Dick West
Medina County Representatives Addresses Listed for Citizens
Medina Countians may contact their federal and state lawmakers using listed Washington and Columbus addresses. Senators Saxbe and Taft, Rep Mosher, and state lawmakers Batchelder and Leedy are named with specific office locations and zip codes for Medina contacts.
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Medina County
William A. Saxbe
Senate
Robert Taft
Charles Mosher
Rayburn
Columbus
Medina
State Capitol
William Batchelder
James Leedy
Ohio House of Representatives
Batchelder
PO Box
Professional
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