Where We Stand Editorial Calls for Traffic Solutions
An editorial notes a jogger and cyclist beating a car through Medina highlights uptown traffic woes. It urges Mayor Greenwood and Service Director Hattery to reassess signal placement, consider one way traffic, street parking realignment, and a future bypass to ease weekend congestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Canfield
Medina
Medina County
Fred Greenwood
Glenn Hattery
Rt. 42
Rt. 18
Council
Chamber of Commerce
Gazette
Medina County Park
Barry Muha
Miracle of West Germany rise after postwar labor accord
The piece recounts a 1945 meeting where West German bankers, industrialists, and labor leaders agreed to rebuild industry despite strike threats. It notes that by 1952 no strikes beyond two days occurred, Germany’s prosperity grew, inflation eased, and calls for a labor dispute solution to keep US workers competitive amid rising Japanese and German competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Germany
Germany
Canada
South America
United States
Bangladesh Survivors Face Postwar Struggles and Aid Flows
Leon Daniel describes Bangladesh as a nation built on survival. He notes Sheikh Mujibur Rahman’s tight grip on power, ongoing economic strains from inflation and reduced salaries, and concerns over India’s influence. The piece details aid from the United States and others, corruption worries, and a population around 75 million with food shortages and weapon recoveries from the freedom struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Daniel Dacca
API
Bangladesh
Pakistan
Sheikh Mujibur Rahman
East Pakistan
India
West Pakistan
United States
China
Soviet Union
Dacca
Point of Purchase Advertising Shapes Shopper Impulse
Advertising executives say impulse buys dominate store purchases with point of purchase displays acting as the silent salesman. POPAI notes self service and eye catching sights, fragrances, sounds, and motion boost sales. GM led POP spending in 1970.
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POPAI
Gene Baker
Pop
Baker
Stumpf
John L. Paige
Bic Pen Corp
General Motors
Variable Mortgage Loans Could Reshape Home Financing
A prospective variable rate mortgage plan for savings and loans associations is being considered by year end. Tested by a few lenders, it earned praise from the Federal Home Loan Board and could revolutionize home financing by linking rates to long-term open market rates. It would let thrift institutions compete for funds and aid borrowers by easing mortgage access, with Britain and others already using such systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savings and Loans
Federal Home Loan Board
Britain
Debate Over Allowing 14 Year Olds as Crabmeat Pickers
The administration seeks public comment on permitting youths aged 14 to 16 to work as crabmeat pickers in the summer amid a teen unemployment rise. Shellfish Institute argues for safety and labor shortages, while the union says it exploits child labor to keep wages low.
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Shellfish Institute of America
Patrick E. Gorman
Everett A. Tolley
The
Shellfish Institute
Department of Labor
Gulf Coast
Labor Department
Atlantic States
Gazette Publication Details and Rates
Medina County Publications Inc publishes the Gazette daily except holidays from West Liberty Street Medina Ohio. It lists second class mail privileges and annual subscription rates including 12 months 26 dollars 6 months 13 dollars and serviceman and college student 14 dollars 40 per year. Arthur D O Hudnutt is publisher Mike Dungien managing editor Stuart A Borden general manager.
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Copiea Generare Gazette
Medina County Publications Inc
West Liberty Street
Medina
Arthur DO. Hudnutt
Mike Dungien
Stuart
Secrecy of the ballot and safeguards in Ohio elections
The article explains Ohio election laws require ballot secrecy under the Australian ballot system adopted in 1891 92. It warns voters to avoid identifiable markings and describes procedures for ballot handling to prevent fraud and coercion, urging careful observation of the judge detaching stubs and depositing ballots.
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Ohio
Red Cross Disaster Work Details from Medina Leader
In a letter Josephine J. Becks explains how National Red Cross assigns staff to major disasters and funds salaries. She emphasizes local chapter approval, national funding, and the importance of donations to flood relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Red Cross
Medina County
Red Cross
Community Chest
United Appeal
March Fund
Josephine J. Becks
American Red Cross
Medina County Washington and Columbus legislative addresses
Medina Countians may contact their national and state lawmakers at listed Washington and Columbus offices. Sen William A Saxbe and Sen Robert Taft in Washington plus Rep Charles Mosher in the Rayburn building. state reps William Batchelder and Sen Kenneth Berry in Columbus with local Medina home addresses provided for Batchelder and Berry.
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Washington
Medina County
William A. Saxbe
Senate
Robert Taft
Charles Mosher
Rayburn
Columbus
Medina
William Batchelder
Kenneth Berry
Ohio
Batchelder
Professional
Berry
Concord Place
Coshocton
Letters To The Editor Privacy Policy Show Calls For Details
The Gazette states that letters to the editor must include the writer's phone number name and address but the publication will not publish or withhold these details on request. It notes the telephone number is required to verify all letters.
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Gazette
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Europe
America
Japan
Business Today
John M. Williams
UPI
New York
Point of Purchase Advertising Institute
Major
Point of
Puchase
Howard Stumpf
Jerry Della Femina
Grafeithe
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