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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1971
Page
2
From Where We Stand editorial urges support for the Medina County Chorus as it schedules a benefit night with Al Hirt at Blossom Center on Tuesday July 20. The group underwrites projects with member funding and offers bus transport for attendees, promising a fun event while seeking financial help.
Discussion of a House passed welfare reform bill aiming to replace state varied eligibility with a national system. It would give a $2400 yearly base payment to each jobless poor family, with work registration and declining aid as income rises. Debate centers on feasibility and objections, but supporters call it a marked improvement.
In London a laborer was convicted of attempted theft after glove prints matching those on a broken window were found at the scene. The ruling suggests individual gloveprints may be as identifiable as fingerprints, signaling a shift in forensics and fiction alike.
The article notes Congress set strict exhaust emission levels for 1975 and 1976 models and EPA hearings show mixed confidence on meeting them. EPA chief William Ruckelshaus warns cleaner air may come with higher car prices and possible tradeoffs in performance, stressing pollution control as a high priority for public health.
Medina County Gazette published daily except Sundays by Medina County Publications Inc. at 885 West Liberty Street Medina Ohio 44256. Rates show single copy ten cents and carrier six dollars per week with mail options including twelve months twenty six dollars six months thirteen dollars. Staff includes Arthur Do Hudnutt publisher Mike Dungren managing editor and Stuart A Borden general manager. Telephone numbers listed as Medina 725 4166 and Brunswick 225 3177.
Ralph de Toledano frames congressional move against CBS over The Selling of the Pentagon as a test of First Amendment limits and public interest. He notes House Commerce Committee cites edited outtakes and deceptive editing as grounds while CBS argues court restraint protects editorial independence amid FCC precedent on public interest standards.
Charles Bartlett probes Soviet China frictions at Khabarovsk amid a large troop deployment along the Amur while noting no border trade and cautious diplomacy. The column then shifts to FCC policy battles over CBS, First Amendment limits, and public-interest regulation, hinting at a landmark court case.
In Belleville Illinois growers rely on Texas apiaries to pollinate apples amid winter kills and chemical hazards. Nightly trucked bees provide timely flowering work with 50 000 bees per hive, four hives per pallet, supporting orchards with up to 7 000 trees. Pollination lasts days, pollen blocks fetch high prices, and the enterprise moves northward along the route.
H L Sigmon of Brunswick writes to Medina Gazette arguing against rapid development tied to Sewer Plant 5. He questions long term indebtedness, notes future school expansion and kindergarten mandates, and calls for balanced coverage with pro and con views to help readers decide.
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