Mood in Congress Signals Shifting Vietnam War Debate
Editorial notes in both Senate and House show a narrowing path to an end date for U.S. involvement. Senate vote to cut Indochina funds failed by a small margin, while the House rejected a complete withdrawal by 256 to 158. The piece highlights growing dove support and a challenge to wartime unity.
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House
Vietnam
Accdent
Indochina
U.S
Congress
Pollution permit rush under 1899 Refuse Act
The scramble to meet a presidential executive order forcing permits for water discharges reflects a long standing law. The process involves Forms, chemical data, and hearings through the Corps of Engineers and EPA, with permits not starting until April 1973. Delaware bans further heavy industry on its coast as states brace for impact.
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Corps of Engineers
Environmental Protection Agency
Delaware
Nevada grants barbers rights to style wigs
Nevada Governor Mike O'Callaghan signed a law expanding barbering to include wigs. Barbers may wave arrange fit cut and style wigs made of human or synthetic hair, and the wig need not be on a person's head during the process.
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Nevada
Mike O'Callaghan
Amnesty International’s POW Visit Denied by Saigon and Hanoi
Amnesty International sought access to prisoner of war conditions in both South and North Vietnam. Saigon rejected the plan, and Hanoi withdrew permission after Saigon delayed. The group blamed South Vietnam for the setback, calling the outcome a missed opportunity for clearer information.
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Amnesty International
South
North Vietnam
Saigon
Hanoi
Amnesty
South Vietnam
Video Bullfighting 4 Sees Cruelty In Closed Circuit Telecast
The piece argues cruelty lies in the audience not watching as El Cordobes, famed as the world’s greatest bullfighter, treats the bull as a prop. The critic admires his speed and control while noting the fearsome, thrilling performance that captivates spectators even from miles away. The account closes with a spectator debating the danger and appeal Cordobes provokes.
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el Cordobes
Cordobes
Jim Fiebig
Medina County Gazette Publication Details
Medina County Gazette published daily except Sundays and holidays by Medina County Publications Inc. at Medina Ohio with mail and subscription rates listed. Names and roles include Arthur Hudnult Isher Mike Dungjen managing editor Stuart Borden general manager and contact numbers for Medina and Brunswick offices.
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Medina County Publications Inc
West Liberty Street
Medina
Mali
Arthur O. Hudnult
Isher
Mike Dungjen
Stuart A. Borden
Brunswick
Free enterprise under threat no more, GM chief says
Ralph de Toledano quotes James M. Roche of General Motors arguing that America’s economic system remains strong. He warns that radical critics seek drastic changes that would undermine free enterprise and laments the disparagement shaping youth attitudes, urging defense of progress and prosperity.
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Jeremiahs
James M. Roche
General Motors
America
Nixon Intercedes in Steel Talks Amid Public Relations Doubt
Charles Bartlett notes President Nixon’s White House intercession in steel wage talks may be a managed signal to avert destabilizing wage price trends. He cautions the leverage of foreign steel limits could be used if a settlement harms national interest while labor argues for protection and higher wages amid slim profits.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Steel and Auto
Peter Peterson
Europe
Japan
Arthur Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Secretary of Treasury
John Connally
George Shultz
Burns
I.W. Abel
Bestselling spoof books spark rise in theft guides
Washington columnist Dick West critiques a string of new paperback titles promoting shoplifting and burglary. He mocks their sensationalized how to theft content and parodies the publishers’ imitator mindset as crowd-pleasing pranks.
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UPI
Abbie Hoffman
Hoffman
America
Dick West
Letters To The Editor From Medina County Residents
Letters discuss a proposed recreational facility at Medina County Fairgrounds and a local odor issue from Shangri La Rest. Residents request action on pollution and odor affecting nearby homes and waterways. A reader rebuts Ralph Kane’s stance about state politics and cites historical figures to defend youthful leaders.
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Shangri- la
Rocky River
Shangri-La
Ralph Kane
Wooster
the Gazette
Kane
Bill Batchelder
Batchelder
Medina County
Wayne County
Board of Regents
Control Board
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