Brunswick residents gain council access and public money scrutiny
Editorial notes Brunswick will hear residents at most meetings with the mayor present, and warns against secrecy in Akron Education Association talks over 3.3 million in school funds. It highlights Medina County building growth, rising deeds, budget strains, housing rules for seniors, and local election changes and politics.
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Akron
Medina County
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On The Other Hand Howard E Claggett
The piece argues both energy shortages and overconsumption. It questions driving and buying while government buys fuel consuming weapons and urges thrift and saving as a balance to resource strain and pollution. It suggests individuals can reduce comfort to preserve supplies.
Use the brake more than the accelerator in national policy
The speaker argues for smaller cars and less wasteful living, promoting walking and golf for exercise. They advocate zoning in neighborhood stores, reducing car use, and slowing deficits by paying cash and cutting consumption to restore the value of money.
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Sylvester Mellert
Ashland
William Batchelder III
GOP
Kenneth Berry
Coshocton
James Leedy
Wooster
Maxine Koppelberger
Don Merriman
Thomas Wolfe
John Wiszt
Hinckley
Gratitude for Helpers on Lafayette Road
A Medina resident thanks the men who helped with car trouble on Lafayette Road on January 11. The writer expresses public appreciation and notes Medina is better for such citizens.
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Lafayette Road
Medina
Washington columnist critiques consumerism racket and Ginzburg scheme
Ralph de Toledano analyzes the modern consumerism scare and the Moneysworth venture by Ralph Ginzburg. He argues that sensational ads and altered titles promote distrust, while criticizing Nader and Ginzburg for eroding buyer seller trust and inflating sensationalism over genuine consumer issues.
Washington's Window Commentary on Japan China Relations
Stewart Hensley reports that Japan warns the United States risked security by pursuing normalization with mainland China. Tokyo expresses concern over potential regional instability and the implications for allied defense commitments amid shifting East Asia diplomacy.
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San Clemente
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Ol Nixon
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Peking
Ashiba
Chou
Deductions for Contributions and Health Costs Explained
A CPA outlines deductible donation rules and medical expense limits. Charitable gifts to qualified, domestic non profit groups may be deductible up to 50 percent of adjusted gross income. in kind gifts valued at fair market value. small cash donations have a per week floor. Medical expenses deductible beyond 3 percent of AGI, with insurance benefits subtracted.
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Internal Revenue Service
Roos
CPA
IRS
Mr. Roos
Ceeagers
The Lighter Side 1972 Predictions and 1971 Reflections
A satirical year ahead forecast lists presidential campaigns and Congress events for 1972. It reflects on 1971 as inscrutable while joking about Nixon era policy changes and political timings. The piece notes quorums, recesses, and odd twists in a humorous, year-in-review mood.
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Eee
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United States
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Pittsburgh Steelers
Dick West
Drive Safely MEDINA COUNTY GAZETTE
Medina County Gazette published daily except Sundays and holidays by Medina County Publications Inc. at 885 West Liberty Street Medina Ohio 44256. Rates include mail and single copies with student and serviceman discounts. Publisher Arthur OD Hudnut Managing Editor Mike Dungjen General Manager Stuart A Borden.
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