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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1972
Page
4
The Battelle report projects law enforcement as a multi million operation within a decade while crime rises and clearance rates lag national averages. The piece argues efficiency over budget growth, notes Medina per capita spending at 23.36, and suggests consolidation as a guideline for better use of resources.
The article discusses disruptive clamor at conferences like the AAAS meetings. It notes extremists shouting down speakers, argues such suppression threatens open discussion across society, and emphasizes the need for free debate as central to intellectual advancement.
Jim Fiebig argues the Transportation Department imposes interlocking seat belt ignition on new cars, framing safety rules as limiting freedom. He cites a broader view that people should accept risks from activities like smoking drinking swimming or riding, while government overreach constrains personal choices.
Howard E. Claggett says he plans to start a commune only after thorough, detailed planning. He warns that communes fail when planned too hastily and argues that his will be democratic and reasonable without inner coercion, while avoiding forced consensus.
A speaker describes a proposed commune with one leader, no voting, and strict entry by selling possessions. He vows to be treasurer and caregiver while demanding food, care, and loyalty from members. He argues communes date to Eden and concludes his plan cannot work.
In Ohio, Muskie and Humphrey move first in the race for the Democratic nomination. Muskie wins Gilligan’s endorsement and a solid delegate slate, while Humphrey builds support in Columbus and faces bossism criticisms from his camp. The list includes Gertrude Donahey, Stephen Young, William Lavelle, John Glenn, Joseph Bartunek, Betty Jane Gaffney, and other officials and aides.
Washington column argues the deficit constrains Democratic plans and tax policy. It notes Nixon may push a VAT with targeted relief for low income families, while Democrats face internal splits over tax approaches and education funding.
A spoof report follows a flock of sheep reported missing near Woolclip Montana. Correspondents joke that Miss Bo Peep lost them while investigators wait for updates as experts advise doing nothing to let the sheep return home.
Readers debate tax burdens of public officials including judges and lawmakers. One writer criticizes absenteeism among judges, while another urges personal responsibility and moral training for children. A separate note thanks local rescue services and hospital staff for care after a heart attack in Conneaut Ohio.
The record notes Congressman Mosher discussing school prayer and the issue of children praying in classrooms. Context centers on legislative stance and the moral implications of prayer in public schools amid ongoing debate.
The Medina County Gazette is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Medina County Publications Inc. at 885 West Liberty Street Medina Ohio 44256. Rates listed include a 10 cent single copy and 60 cent weekly carrier. mail subscriptions 12 months 26 dollars, 6 months 13 dollars, serviceman and college student 14.40 dollars per year. Publisher Arthur D. Hudnutt Managing Editor Mike Dungjen General Manager Stuart A. Borden. Telephone numbers are Medina 725 4166 and Brunswick 225 3177.
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