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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1972
Page
4
In California a four year old girl Joyce Huff is killed by a shotgun blast from a passing car. Three men are charged with the murder chosen for thrill. The piece questions capital punishment and urges readers to rethink the system and blame society for the crime.
Senate debate centers on raising benefits from 5 to 20 percent with 59 senators backing the plan. Cost estimates reach about 8.8 billion, possible options include raising the wage base or charging the blind and disabled to the general fund. Retroactive to July 1, with political risk as workers resist further payroll deductions.
After January 1, 22 West Point faculty members leave amid postwar promotion slowdowns. General Westmoreland warns the Army loses standout officers who do not fit the traditional mold. Some stay for integrity, others lament peacetime limits but fear future leadership needs.
Ralph de Toledano reports on John Gardner of Common Cause criticizing lobbying regulation while Common Cause itself raises questions about how its $4.2 million in gifts and dues last year was spent. Gardner notes weak disclosure, with lobbyists underreported and funds untracked, highlighting broader money politics in America.
The piece notes Richard Nixon's reaction to John Mitchell's exit as campaign manager and marks Clark MacGregor replacing him. It contrasts Mitchell's force with MacGregor's empathy, evaluating how the change may affect campaign heart, outreach, and relations with Congress amid debates on political financing and conflicts of interest.
Letter writer Joseph Tamele of 4737 Center Road Brunswick condemns the State Income Tax as unfair to pensioners and married couples. He cites higher property and utility costs and urges readers to sign a referendum petition to put the issue on November ballots and challenge the governor.
The Senate approved a plan to cut funds for Portugal and Bahrain base agreements unless they are submitted as treaties within 30 days. The vote 41 to 36 pits the Senate against executive practice, with leaders highlighting constitutional authority and a looming House-Senate conference.
The Bieri Gazette, Medina County publication issued daily except Sundays and holidays, lists mail and single copy rates. Publisher Arthur D. Hudnutt and staff contact details are shown, with pricing for 12 month, 6 month, and serviceman or college student subscriptions.
Washington reports North and South Korea will seek peaceful reunification as a result of recent Peking and Moscow summits. U.S. officials say no direct pressure from major powers, but indirect influence urges regional review and potential easing of East West tensions.
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