Editorial urges Highland to prioritize renewal levy over hoped state aid
From Highland's view optimistic Highland Supt Lew Vermillion touts imminent state aid while legislators hint at long waits. The editorial cautions residents not to rely on governor Gilligan's promises and urges renewing the levy to avoid fiscal peril if aid delays persist.
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Highland
Lew Vermillion
Vermillion
Bill Batchelder
Richard Kurfess
the Gazette
House
Senate
DEA
Gilligan
Critics condemn House move to redefine obscenity law
A House vote seeks to remove redeeming social value from the Supreme Court obscenity tests. The writer argues this undermines First Amendment protections and upholds a long tradition of Court scrutiny in handling free expression, urging preservation of due process and legal standards.
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House of Representatives
House
Supreme Court
High Court
SACB A Priested Shadow of Red Scare Idle Bureaucracy
The Subversive Activities Control Board persists as a relic of Cold War policy despite diminished need. The board, staffed by political appointees earning 36000 annually, asks for a larger budget to 450000 while Congress hesitates to retire it. The piece deems the SACB unnecessary and urges reallocation of funds.
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Supreme Court
SACB
John W. Mahan
Senate
Mahan
Congress
International hijack case boosts call for global tribunal
The Buenos Aires hijack episode raises sovereignty fights over which country should try the suspect. Argentina refused fuel to the airliner, highlighting the need for clear international rules. A universal tribunal could deter hijackings by ensuring consistent legal handling no matter where a plane lands.
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United States
Argentina
Mexico
Buenos Aires
Bachelors And Glamor by Jim Fiebig
A humorous meditation on bachelorhood vs married life. The piece contrasts the imagined freedoms of bachelorhood with the sudden chores and quiet that return when a spouse leaves. It blends light irony with domestic observations about laundry, cleanliness, and the lure of quiet evenings.
Medina County Gazette publication details and rates
The Medina County Gazette lists publication info for Medina County Publications Inc with address 635 West Liberty Street Medina Ohio 44256 and rates for single copies carrier and mail subscriptions. It names Arthur D. Hudnutt as publisher and Mike Dungen and Stuart A. Borden in editor and management roles, plus contact numbers.
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Medina County Gazette
Medina County Publications Inc
West Liberty Street
Medina
Arthur D. Hudnutt
Mike Dungen
Stuart A. Borden
Washington criticizes U.S. aid to Chile and Latin policy
Ralph de Toledano argues against $5.9 million military aid to Chile under President Allende. He contends Chile harasses opponents, nationalizes American copper mines, and aligns with Castro and the Kremlin. The piece questions aid to Greece and Jamaica, urging a reevaluation of foreign assistance and greater focus on U.S. stability and economy.
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State Department
Pentagon
Chile
Poiit
Salvador Allende
Merican
Chilean Congress
Allende
Nixon
Senor Allende
Ditto
White House
America
Latin America
United States
Fidel Castro
Kremlin
Jamaica
Caribbean
Soviet Union
Middle East
Greece
Maximus
Vance Hartke
William Proxmire
Hartke
Capital Hill
Proxmire
Congress
House
Senate
Washington
India
Jobs and public service plan reshape federal aid
Nixon approves a bill creating about 200000 public service jobs amid high unemployment. The measure links Washington funds to cities and states needing services, with Cleveland receiving 7 million of an 11.7 million revenue share. Meany and labor push for broader antidotes to sustain job creation and reform.
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Washington
Nixon
Lyndon Johnson
Cleveland
Jerry Wurf
Wurf
Secretary of the Treasury
John Connally
Harvard
George Meany
Labor Movement
Tax relief for Ohio seniors must aid renters and homeowners
A letter urges revised state tax relief for Ohio seniors, arguing current bills favor homeowners over renters and suggest relief based on individual income excluding Social Security and pensions. It warns against equal relief for vastly different incomes and calls for easy access to benefits, urging readers to contact lawmakers.
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Ohio
County Court House
Inescapable ties bind hippies to civilization
The author argues independence and civilization are incompatible yet interdependent. He notes half the so called freespirits return from escapist retreats while the other half would likely return if feasible. He cites Bali Mexico Niagara and Niagara Falls travelers observing reliance on established industry. He urges repairing civilization rather than escaping.
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Bali
Mexico
Niagara Falls
New York
Canada
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Charles Bartlett
Meany
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