Medina School Board Rejects Plan For In-House Nursing Service
The Medina School Board resists creating a school based medical nursing department amid a demand for 1.50 per pupil from Medina County Health Department. The piece urges collaboration with the county health department to avoid a costly bureaucracy and tax burden. It warns that full in school medical services would require many nurses and substantial funds, and advocates discussion over hasty action.
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Medina
Medina County Health Department
County Health Department
Children at the Wheel Drive Traffic Hazards
The piece argues that many adults drive as if they were children, risking lives by unsafe passing, running lights, and reckless weaving. It highlights drivers who treat traffic rules lightly, including young women and busy housewives, noting their behavior adds to road danger.
Mars Reveals New Mysteries After Mariner 9 Orbit
Mars probes show dust storms receding, revealing unexpected pits near the south pole. Scientists note the Martian topography challenges current explanations and anticipate more discoveries as the mission continues.
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Mars
Red Planet
Mariner 9
Martian
South Pole
Earth
Judicial Absenteeism And Call For Tenure Review
The article discusses Judge Eugene Worley of the United States Court of Customs and Patent Appeals retiring after minimal bench time, citing illness and self described borrowed time. It argues for regular judicial performance reviews and tenure reconsideration based on attendance and work.
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Eugene Worley
United States Court of Customs and Patent Appeals
White House
Washington Post
Worley
Millions For The Arts Costs Behind The Curtain
A Business Committee for the Arts report notes that corporate support for the arts this year may reach 75 million dollars as box office receipts fail to cover expenses. Ticket buyers rely on businessmen to subsidize symphonies, dance and theater amid ongoing fundraising needs.
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Business Committee For the Arts
FTC Quiet on Concrete Claims for Toothpaste Ads
The FTC will not challenge vague claims from toothpaste makers that cannot be proven or disproven. Advertisers are urged to avoid concrete guarantees and instead use glittering generalities.
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Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Ultrabright
U.S
Purina
Nixon
IRS
New Hampshire
How To Make it Effective Equal Employment Opportunity
Arch Booth argues against S. 2515 for expanding EEOC power and supports H.R. 1746. He warns that S. 2515 would create a centralized, dictatorial system with broad enforcement powers and costly, time consuming appeals. He favors limited remedies and court action only after failed conciliations to strengthen Civil Rights Act enforcement.
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Archn. Booth
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Arch Booth
National Chamber Federation
Congress
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
EEOC
Justice Department
U.S. District Court
Williams
D.J
Elenborn
R-Ill
Mazzoli
D-Ky
National Labor Relation’s Board
America
Charles Bartlett News Focus: Little Man's Rescue in Charges
Charles Bartlett argues that Little Man's Rescue is named in charges guarding against EEOC fishing expeditions and shielding due process. He asserts the bill preserves fair trial and a court day for the accused and speeds relief for discrimination victims. He says it protects the regulatory process from political EEOC pressures and calls it sound employee forward legislation.
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FEOC
EEOC
Congress
Moon Formed From Early Earth Disc Says Australian Scientist
Australian geochemist A E Ringwood proposed at the Lunar Science Conference that the moon coalesced from a ring of sediments surrounding a hot early earth four and a half billion years ago. He argued planets like Jupiter and Saturn also grew from such sediment rings and noted lunar samples support layered composition.
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AL Rossiter Jr
UPI
Space Center
Houston
A.E. Ringwood
Australian National University
Canberra
Jupiter
Saturn
Neptune
Uranus
Ringwood
Moon
Earth
Lunar
Bard turns candidate in quirky presidential spoof
In a playful news conference parody, Q asks Shakespearean questions about a presidential bid and the Bard delivers wry, era appropriate responses. He cites diligence and patriotism, notes campaign financing as cheap as stinking mackerel, and muses on primaries with startling, poetic lines.
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Washington
UPI
Shakespeare
Medina County Gazette publication details and rates
The Medina County Gazette lists publication details for Medina County Publications Inc. including address 885 West Liberty Street Medina Ohio 44256 and pricing for subscriptions and mail service. Rates show 12 months 26.00, 6 months 13.00, serviceman and college student 14.40 annually with weekly carrier 60 cents.
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Medina County Gazette
Medina County Publications Inc
West Liberty Street
Medina
Arthur D. Hudnutt
Mike Dungjen
Stuart A. Borden
Brunswick
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St. Joseph’s
Jim Fiebig
Charles Bartlett
Science Today
George Shultz
Herbert Stein
Clarence G. Adams
National Federation of Food Chains
The
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A & P Company
Baltimore
Dick West
New York
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