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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1972
Page
1
President Nixon sent Congress a 246.3 billion dollar budget forecasting a 25.5 billion deficit for the 1973 fiscal year starting July 1. He called the deficit “strong but necessary medicine” for a sluggish economy and urged action on welfare, revenue sharing, health care and government reform without raising taxes.
President Nixon presents a 1973 budget with defense at 31.8 percent and human resources at 45 percent, noting a shielded deficit outlook. The plan seeks a $700 million full employment surplus while defense spending rises to $81.7 billion over the current year. The budget emphasizes reduced taxes since 1969 and calls Congress to maintain full employment spending guidelines with potential tax offsets.
Nixon asked Congress to erase the planned 20 cent rise in the Medicare monthly premium, which would spare about 21 million older citizens the increase. The premium, set to move from 5.60 to 5.80 dollars this July, is subsidized by general revenues.
Civic Club dinner honoring former Mayor Donald Brouse moves to 6 p.m. on Feb 1 at the United Methodist Church. Reservations due by Jan 29, tickets from Civic Club members including Arthur Walkden and Michael Latshaw. Community event includes program. proceeds may affect local finances.
Dorothy M. Yoder 54 of 881 Lafayette Road Medina, assistant administrator of Medina Community Hospital for 18 years, died Saturday after a short illness. A 1937 Wilkes-Barre General Hospital graduate, she served as a first lieutenant Army nurse in World War II. Survived by husband Byron Jr, son William, brother Donald Pearce, and mother Mrs Josephine Pearce. Services Tuesday at 1 p.m. in Waite and Son Memorial Home. Burial in Mallet Creek Cemetery.
Medina community service at St. Francis Xavier Church drew about 300 attendees and aimed to expand Mission to Medina services. Residents urged recycling programs, elder transportation, elder care, housing improvements, ecumenical meetings, and church outreach to aid youth and prisoners.
The Rittman Savings Bank gains state approval for a new branch at the northeast corner of CR 19 and CR 50 in Chippewa Lake. The 100-year-old red-brick building housed churches, will be demolished, with work hoped to start by mid March.
The report notes no injuries in Medina County despite a higher statewide weekend death toll. Three accidents occurred in the county with the worst on Sunday on Ohio 39 fifteen miles south of Ashland. Killed were Niles W. Strouse, 18, of Loudonville, Angeline F. E. Cushman, 39, of Butler, and Lewis D. Stackhouse, 70, of Rittman.
The Medina County Remanisters Council will hold three workshops at First Christian Church on Feb. 17, 23 and 29. Topics include pollution from household refuse and the mileage of recycling home waste materials with speakers from the Ohio Department of Public Health and Ohio State University. A follow-up repair clinic for household equipment is planned March 7 at United Methodist Church with registrations at the Feb. 29 meeting.
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