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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1972
Page
3
The budget projects 1973 receipts at 220.8 billion dollars, up 23 billion from 1972, helped by a rebounding economy. Outgo slated at 246.3 billion, up 9.6 billion, with no real increase after inflation. Deficit forecast at 25.5 billion, second largest since WWII, plus a current year shortfall of 38.8 billion.
The source outlines planned government revenue shares: 38 percent from individual income taxes, 14 percent from corporate taxes, 26 percent from Social Security taxes, 10 percent from borrowings, 7 percent from excise taxes, and 5 percent from other sources such as tariffs and estate and gift taxes. Nixon calls the large deficit strong but necessary medicine to boost the economy.
The budget adds emphasis on science and technology in the service of man with total appropriations of 17.8 billion dollars, up 1.4 billion, though not all funds would be spent in fiscal 1973.
Ashland Republican Thomas Van Meter filed petitions with more than 400 signatures from all seven counties in the new 19th Senatorial District. He seeks the two year unexpired term of James K. Leedy, after serving in Ashland County politics and the Army, including Vietnam service with the 4th Infantry Division.
Reports from Qui Nhon and other bases say prostitutes are admitted as local national guests at several South Vietnam bases. Officers warn security risks include narcotics smuggling, while some officials support the practice to keep peace among remaining U.S. troops.
United Press International reports Eugene McCarthy, former U.S. senator and presidential candidate, speaks at 8 p.m. tonight at Bowling Green State University as Ohio political events unfold. A Jackson for President meeting was set in Cleveland, with him urging court relief on primary ballot petition deadlines amid reapportionment and tight signature timing.
Rep. John Ashbrook, conservative challenger to Nixon for the GOP nomination, says Nixon cannot be reelected as conservatives will not back him. He aims to push Nixon right and to split liberal anti Nixon votes in New Hampshire. Ashbrook wants policy shifts on defense and spending before dropping opposition.
CBS-TV presents a musical special I'm A Fan starring Vic Vane and Carol Channing on January 25 at 9 30 EST. The program honors sports fans who fund domed stadiums and season tickets through entertainment and sponsor Kraft. It uses songs skits and blackouts to spoof fan mania and spotlight the fan as sport's financial backbone.
Blanche E. Schultz 66 of 147 Grove St Lodi died Sunday night after a week long illness in Lodi Hospital. Born in Cleveland she lived in Lodi 10 years. Survived by daughter Mrs Paul Kraus and three granddaughters. Funeral 3 p.m. Wednesday Parker Funeral Home Lodi Rev Eugene Priest officiating. Burial Woodlawn Cemetery Lodi. Calling hours 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Tuesday.
In London two dogs and $2,600 in silver were taken in a Friday burglary. Rupert Taylor, the apartment occupant, called the theft a complete mystery and said the dogs were the only unusual items missing.
President Nixon seeks a 69.7 million increase for the Food and Drug Administration in the new budget, a 64 percent rise aimed at boosting food and product safety. The plan follows a year of crises including mercury in tuna, botulism fears, PCB in poultry, and safety doubts about additives.
Nixon’s fiscal 197? budget allocates $189 million to the judiciary and $504.6 million to the legislative branch while the executive claims billions more of the $246.3 billion total. The White House and satellites total $70.7 million, NSC receives $2.7 million, trade negotiations office $1.1 million, and White House upkeep is $1.34 million.
The Medina City Council plans final action tonight on rezoning 30 acres east of Court Street from R-S to R-1. Agenda includes bids for five 1972 police cruisers two 1972 sedans a 1972 model a 5000 GVW pickup a garbage truck and a 1972 mud jack. Also on the docket is a tax advances ordinance and an easement to Ohio Edison for a Medina Street substation.
Medina area hospital activity lists admissions and discharges for multiple individuals across Medina Brunswick Chippewa Lake Wakeman and independent towns. Notable items include a birth to Anthony J Campanaro and a group of patients moving in and out of Medina area facilities.
January 20 1972 admissions list includes Frank Shoulter Sullivan Lawrence Heisler Lodi Grace Lamp Spencer Harrison Cann Midd leburgh Hts Joel Newberry Lodi James Christy West Salem James Strait West Salem. January 20 1972 discharges Juanita Massie. January 21 1972 discharges Ray Zimmerman Ralph Cooper Alvin Ramster Lodi Irvin Fortune James Strait Mary McKinney.
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