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Newspaper

The Gazette

Location

Medina, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1971

Page

2

Medina County apartment boom sparks mixed worries

From Where We Stand notes Medina County housing expands from near zero to nearly 1,000 units with 1,000 more approved and 4,800 on drawing boards. Officials fear future vacancies, while housing caters to retirees, newlyweds, and fixed income renters, shaping tax yields and community life.

Medina County Medina Brunswick

Pole With A Message In Sacramento Youths paint patriotic pole

Teenagers in Sacramento painted a street light pole in red white and blue to honor a returning serviceman and for the Fourth of July. City crews repainted it green each time, then paused noting the colorful display.

Sacramento

Qualified Victory Over Mansfield Amendment On Vietnam

The House rejected the Mansfield troop withdrawal amendment by 43 votes in a qualified victory for the administration. The Senate had earlier backed the Mansfield proposal 57-42, signaling growing congressional pressure for a quicker pullout while remaining advisory, not mandatory. Nixon faces stronger push to speed withdrawals despite options to resist.

House Senate Vietnam Mansfield Nixon Congressional

Privoloff Island Seal Hunt Uproar Draws Federal Involvement

Commerce Secretary Maurice Stans and six veterinarians traveled to Alaska to observe the Privoloff Island seal hunt and assess humane methods. The piece argues the controversy centers on killing seals rather than methods, drawing ethical comparisons to meat consumption.

Alaska Privoloff Island Commerce Maurice Stans Jim Fiebig

Medina County Gazette Publication Details

Medina County Gazette lists publication schedule by Medina County Publications Inc. with address 865 West Liberty Street Medina Ohio 44256. It notes second class rail privilege and price rates for single copy mail and subscriptions as well as staff contacts including Arthur Hudnutt publisher Mike Dungien editor and Stuart Borden general manager.

Medina County Gazette Medina County Publications Inc West Liberty Street Medina Arthur O. Hudnutt Mike Dungien Stuart A. Borden Telephone Brunswick

Negotiation offers show Hanoi seeks US and Saigon surrender

Ralph de Toledano argues Hanoi uses talks to win total American retreat and Thieu’s ouster. He cites Tet losses, Viet Cong strain, and ongoing Laos Cambodia Thailand activities, claiming North Vietnam demands US troop and aid withdrawal and Saigon’s political overhaul as condition for any deal.

South Vietnam United States Hanoi Dienbienphu Paris Washington Fulbrights Laos Cambodia Thailand Soviet Union Red China Pentagon North Vietnam Senate le Duc Tho

Kissinger’s Public Role Stirring Tensions in State Dept

Washington observers note Henry Kissinger’s high public profile annoys top officials who fear optics overshadow policy while William Rogers wields greater influence with the President. Shifting pressures include Cambodian royalty moves, Democratic fundraising tactics, anti diplomatic harassment bills, VOA outreach to the Soviet Union, and South Vietnam election dynamics. The piece concludes Nixon faces pressure over Vietnam peace prospects that could risk U.S. security and prestige.

Henry Kissinger State Department William Rogers San Clemente Kissinger Jewish Defense League Voice of America Soviet Union Nixon Vietnam America Southeast Asia

Tax Talk in Town and Timely Civic Duty

A reflective column argues for public funding through taxation to support services. The author admits feelings of isolation while away, notes Ohio and local tax contrasts, and urges citizens to back elected officials in enacting tax laws, stressing responsibility and shared burden.

George Medina City Medina County State of Ohio

Lemons and Books Drive Librarian's Notebook Highlights

A library notes Ralph Nader on lemon ownership and a primer on car fixes. Book publication timelines and formats are listed for titles by Vaught, Toffler, Lindbergh, Fastman, Gainsborough, Calley, and Stone, with printing runs and release dates noted.

Ralph Nader Ralf Hotchkiss Lowell Dodge Hotchkiss Oberlin College

Brunswick Hills Firemen retire rescue vehicle mortgage

The Brunswick Hills Fireman's Association reports the mortgage on the new International Rescue Vehicle, bought May 1970 and paid in full April 1971, has been retired. The group thanks Brunswick merchants and residents for generous support enabling the rescue vehicle for the community.

Brunswick Hills Fireman’s Association Brunswick International Brunswick Hills Fireman's Association Brunswick Hills Fireman’s Assoc Carl Zimmerman Brunswick Hills Fire Dept Gerald Vanderzyden Darrell F. Sigman B.H.F.D

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Stans O S Ralph de Toledano J. William Fulbright George McGovern Edmund Muskie Saigon Thieu Charles Bartlett Washington Perspectives Sihanouk Sisowath Kossamak Phnom Penh Lon Nol China Yugoslavia Robert Strauss Strauss Fred Harris Oklahoma John Lindsay Pete McCloskey Howard E. Claggett Librarian’s Notebook Ann Matthews Toledo Greenfield Village Dearborn Mich John Vaught University of Mississippi Alvin Toffler Alden Whiteman Charles Lindbergh Times Lindberg Julius Fastman Thomas Gainsborough John Hayes London Museum St. William L. Calley, Te Irving Stone
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