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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1971
Page
2
Buckle up on planes and in cars, urges safety, noting reduced injuries when seat belts are used. Dr. Seymour Charles warns parents that many children age 1 to 14 die in motor vehicle incidents and stresses routine restraints for all passengers.
In Physics and Beyond Werner Heisenberg recounts encounters with Einstein Bohr Fermi Planck from 1919 to 1965. He shows how even great minds resisted new quantum ideas and how science rests on debate, doubt, and human factors rather than pure certainty.
A University of Pittsburgh study links starting salaries to height, suggesting taller men earn about 10 percent more on first jobs than shorter peers. The author argues evolution framed men to value physical dominance, influencing today’s recruiters.
Medina County Gazette published daily except Sundays and holidays by Medina County Publications Inc. at 685 West Liberty Street Medina Ohio 44256. Second class mail privilege. Rates listed for single copy, weekly carrier, and various subscriptions. Staff includes Arthur Do Hudnutt as publisher Mike Dungjen editor and Stuart A Borden as general manager. Contact numbers provided.
In Look magazine Samuel Lubell warns the 18 to 21 year old vote could doom Nixon in 1972. He cites a large rate of defections among students with Republican parents to the Democrats and questions the impact of noncollege youth voters. The piece notes low college turnout for absentees and cites uncertainty about the balance of mixed opinions among Republican and Democratic families.
Charles Bartlett surveys Sochi as a socialist resort blending Miami style hotels with Lenin era sanatoriums. He notes state subsidies and 140 ruble round trips from Moscow, limited pensioner access, and a mass populace yet narrow luxury. He frames parks and trees as proof of Marxist adaptation and contrasts civic order with Western tensions and Nixon era politics. He references urban greening drives in Tashkent and Irkutsk and cautions on future attitudes in 1971.
Washington administration officials may have misled Congress and the public over the 1794 militia deployment to quell the Whisky Rebellion. Pentagon study notes that provocation by the Viet Corn was exploited to justify force, with Hamilton pressing federal strength despite dove opposition.
A resident extols Medina as the best place on earth. He credits locals, a volunteer fire department, redecorated banks, and a design committee for the town’s charm. The centerpiece is the park and public square with Friday free band concerts funded by service organizations, not public money.
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