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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1972
Page
2
The editorial argues EEA funds are taxpayer money and not free money. It warns Congress must re fund or local governments must cover costs after the federal program ends. It cites county allocations of 35,000 in 1972 and possible increases, supporting essential staff while opposing unnecessary positions.
The piece argues Muskie resists dropping from the spotlight and may announce a formal bid later. It notes the familiar campaign ritual, likening the banner slogan A New Beginning to past start announcements and predicts the primary season will sharpen and contenders move from generalities to concrete positions.
The piece argues strict anti littering rules in Kuala Lumpur ahead of a tourism convention. It notes fines for cigarette ashes and candy wrappers and suggests enforcing such penalties could shift public behavior nationwide in the United States and beyond. It ends by proposing Kuala Lumpur style lumps as a deterrent.
Between Christmas and New Year the American Telephone and Telegraph Company installed its 100 millionth telephone. Together with 1,800 independent phones the total in the United States reaches about 125 million, underscoring the high volume of American communication.
Narrator describes a high speed ride in the Northrop T-38A Talon with Capt. Bob O’Malley at Williams AFB Arizona. They climb to 45,000 ft and Mach 1.2, perform spins and a 600 mph loop, seeing the “pilot’s rainbow” from the canopy. The piece ends with the author’s lasting memory of the experience.
Medina County Gazette published daily except Sundays and holidays by Medina County Publications Inc. at 885 West Liberty Street Medina Ohio 44256. Second class mail privilege authorized. Rates listed for Gates single copy and carrier delivery. Subscription prices: 12 months 26.00, 6 months 14.40 for servicemen and students. Publisher Arthur D. Hudnutt and staff contacts provided.
Ralph de Toledano argues that Communist China's drug trade funds Beijing and harms the free world. He cites rising opium production, Hong Kong seizures, and U.S. exposure, urging U.N. action to curb the narcotics pipeline and pressure Beijing despite political risk.
Ernst R. Roos, president of the Akron Canton Chapter of the Ohio Society of CPAs, explains that most property is a capital asset and gains or losses affect taxes. Long term gains apply to assets held over six months, with rates 32 percent in 1971 and 35 percent in 1972 and beyond. Losses offset gains or ordinary income with limits, and excess losses may be carried forward. averaging large gains may be possible. A qualified tax advisor is advised due to complexity.
Dick West discusses a leak theory tying the White House to Nixon backing the Redskins in the 49ers playoff, suggesting secret papers hinted at tilt toward Washington. The piece claims advisers warned against aiding a loser and describes alleged covert White House influence on the game plan.
UPI reports US Geological Survey experts warn injecting wastes into wells can contaminate aquifers and trigger earthquakes. While subsidence can be mitigated by water input, the practice may expand unless understanding of underground plumbing improves.
The article notes popular occult titles and older publications at the library. It mentions Hans Holzer and Sybil Leek works, haunting tales in California, reports of ghosts in Palo Alto and San Bernardino, and analyses by Geoffrey Parinder and T C Lethbridge.
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