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Newspaper

The Gazette

Location

Medina, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1972

Page

2

Obituary Tribute To Medina Nurse Dorothy Yoder

Community mourns Mrs Dorothy Yoder longtime Medina Community Hospital assistant administrator She died Saturday at unready time plans for the hospital east wing near completion She joined the hospital staff in 1948 and earned respect across nursing groups Her dedication left the Medina facility diminished without her steady work and quiet leadership

the Gazette Dorothy Yoder Medina Community Hospital Yoder Medina Hospital

Skylab Mission Schedule Signals Start of Long Orbital Program

NASA announces a 15 month schedule for the first Skylab mission with up to 28 days in orbit. Subsequent crews will stay about twice as long, entering the orbiting lab via Apollo command craft. The program shifts toward scientific work and civilian specialists.

National Aeronautics and Space Administration Apollo Orbiting Laboratory Navy

Foreign Aid Draws Fire Over Private Hotel Loan

The Agency for International Development faces criticism for loaning 126 422 to private Dominican Republic hotel developers. Senator Case calls it shocking misuse, arguing tourism promotion can be funded by private sector or other methods. Critics urge tighter foreign aid spending as budgets shrink.

Agency For International Development Dominican Republic Clifford P. Case New Jersey

Advertising on Postage Stamps Sparks Fiscal Debate

A New York firm proposed boosting USPS revenue by selling stamp space to advertisers, potentially adding 100 million dollars yearly. The idea envisions airline flown stamps and ad space on meters, boxes, and trucks, but critics prefer historic stamps and public-benefit messages.

New York U.S. Postal Service Postal Service

Racism in a Connecticut College Sparks a Heated Exchange

Ralph de Toledano comments on a letter from Philip Anthoni of Eastern Connecticut State College accusing media of Jewish influence. He condemns anti Semitism and warns that professors amid the New Left could inflame students against groups, calling for factual discourse and noting dangerous currents in academic circles.

Philip Anthoni Eastern Connecticut State College Middle East America Willimantic New York City The New York Times Israel Anthony United States Jewish Defense League New York Catholic Church Fathers Berrigan NAACP Urban League Ralph Abernathys Huey Newtons Angela Davises East Connecticut State College Philip Anthony

A Time For Choices In Nixon Budget Fight

Washington analysis notes President Nixon requests a budget vastly larger than Kennedy’s 1963 proposal. Public assistance, education, training, anti-pollution, and state aid allocations grow sharply as critics warn of fiscal irresponsibility while Democrats face difficult political choices this fall.

Washington Nixon Congress John Kennedy Kennedy White House Richardson HEW Edmund Muskie

Nixon remarks spark debate on nation half women

In a televised exchange Pat Nixon cited a claim that the nation would be only half its size without women, prompting questions about Nixon's stance and the President's public restraint. The piece discusses HEW Secretary Elliott Richardson on funding gaps, Congress budgets, and the need for hard choices on social programs.

Nixon Lincoln Pat Howard Elliot Richardson Department of Hew Richardson Congress

Medians of MedinaLetter exposes phone woes and high charges

In a reader letter Mrs Linda Nicholas of 6955 Smith Road Medina describes party line intrusions and a fire phone nuisance that disrupted emergencies and daily calls. She complains the phone company should bear costs for private lines and equipment clarify policies.

Medina Medina County Linda Nicholas Smith Road

Medina County Gazette Advertisement Rates and Contacts

The Medina County Gazette lists pricing for single copies and mail subscriptions with rates for 12 months 26.00 6 months 13.00 and serviceman or student 14.40 per year. It credits Arthur D. Hudnutt as publisher and lists Mike Dungjen and Stuart A. Borden in management roles.

Medina County Gazette Medina County Publications Inc West Liberty Street Medina, CO Medina, C Arthur D. Hudnutt Mike Dungjen Stuart A. Borden Telephone Medina Brunswick

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