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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1971
Page
2
From Medina editorial pages, the piece argues converting property taxes to an income based system is inevitable. It endorses the council for passing the measure, urges a clear referendum path, and warns that without revenues the city could lose levies and services. It favors a one percent tax and stresses confidentiality safeguards.
The president calls Congress to fund 155 million dollars for treatment and prevention, naming Dr. Jerome Jaffe as coordinator. He warns the effort must also probe underlying causes and social factors driving addiction to prevent a shift to other deviant behaviors.
The FCC declined to conclude CBS violated the fairness doctrine over The Selling of the Pentagon. Chairman Dean Burch said CBS cannot be deemed to have failed to comply, easing pressure from critics led by Vice President Agnew and Rep. Harley Staggers.
In a punchy critique, Jim Fiebig questions a Department of Agriculture surplus butter sale to Britain at 50 cents a pound, losing 19 cents per pound and $760,000 overall. He argues the policy undermines national finance and recalls tougher Yankee bargaining.
The Medina County Gazette lists publication frequency daily except Sundays and holidays, address at 865 West Liberty Street Medina Ohio, and pricing for mail subscriptions. Rates show 12 months 26.00, 6 months 13.00, and serviceman or college student 14.40 per year.
Ralph de Toledano argues the Supreme Court limited press immunity in a New York Times case. He notes Justices Black and Douglas favored broader press leeway while Stewart and White warned against blanket prior restraint. The piece assesses constitutional duty, national security, and implications for future cases and freedom of the press.
The article surveys American legends like Mike Fink Johnny Appleseed Blackbeard and Davy Crockett tracing half factual roots and enduring myth. It recounts Cave-in-Rock killings Johnny Appleseed’s true name Jonathan Chapman and Blackbeard’s death at Maynard’s hands plus a brief note on free press and Times privilege in a separate legal segment.
This article warns buyers to carefully check a home's title and contract terms before purchase. It stresses potential hidden defects, easements, zoning impacts, and the need for a written binding contract signed by both buyer and seller. It advises consulting an attorney prior to signing and cautions against seller or agent assurances.
In a humorous House hearing, Dick West parodies declassification by proposing a mock system. He jokes about a classification license waiting periods public ceremonies and announcements to stamp documents secret and to leak nothing to The New York Times.
Medina Countians are advised to send letters to their representatives at the listed Washington and Columbus addresses. The local Medina addresses include Batchelder PO Box 394 Professional Bldg Medina 44256 and Leedy Spangler Bldg Wooster 44691.
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