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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1971
Page
2
From Where We Stand argues for a constitutional amendment mandating retirement at 72 for federal judges and members of Congress. It notes that rigid age limits may ignore exceptions and suggests policies for flexible, periodic review to ease out aging officials while allowing justified continuance in certain cases.
The piece argues America leads due to superior production tools and industry. It warns that a relaxation in labor effort could erode world leadership, threaten prosperity, and endanger freedom, urging sustained high working standards to ensure a rosy future.
An official at a Veterans Administration hospital notes Vietnam veterans addicted to hard drugs are seeking help but the facility can only treat severe withdrawal cases. Senate action now requires the military to treat addiction while in service, supported by estimates that up to 60,000 servicemen in Vietnam use hard drugs. The goal is early treatment and rehabilitation under service jurisdiction to improve outcomes.
Jim Fiebig argues that GP rated movies expose children to earthy language and explicit scenes. He critiques reviewers for complacency, cites lengthy on-screen exposure by leading actresses, and calls for a revised rating system.
The Canton Repository editorial argues that most jobs do not require a college degree and cites high school gaps and employer bias as causes. It urges vocational training and notes the rise of service-sector workers in demand while criticizing students and parents for propping up a false prerequisite and warning against welfare dependency.
The Medina County Gazette announces its daily publication schedule, mail rates, and staff contacts. It lists the Medina office address at 865 West Liberty Street Medina Ohio 44256 and rates for 12 months 26 dollars 6 months 13 dollars serviceman and college student 14 40 per year.
The National Society for the Prevention of Blindness urges banning all fireworks from private July Fourth celebrations. It cites hundreds of annual eye injuries and property damage, notes Class C items like sparklers pose great risk, and calls for public awareness and adult responsibility to keep children safe.
Ralph de Toledano recalls CIA involvement in the 1950s and 1960s, including plots to assassinate Chiang Kai-shek and possibly Syngman Rhee, and the agency's broader drift beyond its intelligence remit. He questions whether CIA actions overstep constitutional bounds and press freedoms.
Librarian Ann Matthews highlights a brisk week with titles across genres. Shepherd Mead’s How To Stay Medium Forever, Kirk Smallman’s Creative Film-Making, Dictionary of Antiques by George Savage, Irving Townsend’s The Less Expensive Spread, Caroline Horne’s Fashion Crochet, Hawaii Kai Cookbook by Roana and Glen Schindler, and Daniel Blum’s A New Pictorial History of the Talkies offer fresh reading and visual ideas.
Mrs Mildred Andrews president of American Legion Auxiliary Unit 202 Medina Ohio thanks Legion members their wives and Auxiliary for baked goods money and help at the June 25 Ice Cream Social. She also thanks Medina residents who patronized the event.
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