Editorial: Ballot Makeover Needed for Medina Levies
The Gazette argues the November ballot is overcrowded with school, tax, and anti-levy questions. It questions chances for Medina County's vocational and woed levy passage, urging ballot simplification to protect a future central vocational facility.
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FCC Power Play Threatens Boston TV License
Column argues the FCC wields unchecked authority to revoke licenses and favors non newspaper owners in Channel 5 ruling. It criticizes Staggers committee for not grilling FCC leaders over WHDH Boston case and warns of $60 million newspaper loss if policy stands.
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House of Representatives
Columbia Broadcasting System
Congress
Harley Staggers
House Interstate Commerce Committee
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Staggers
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Commerce Committees
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Senate
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WHDH
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Channel 5
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Boston Herald-Traveler
Boston Broadcasters, Inc
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National Press Photographers Association
BBI
Caesar
House Commerce Committee
Campus vote challenge reshapes student electoral power
Washington analyzes how campus residency for students could redefine voting rights across states. Senators push to let students register on campuses for national elections while courts and laws test residency rules. The issue raises fears of political manipulation and FCC overreach in broadcasting policy.
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Congress
Census Bureau
Stephen Vincent Benet
Supreme Court
Alan Cranston
D-Cal
Kentucky
Why Medina County YMCA YWCA gains public support
Brunswick resident Harold Rohlik explains why a county wide YMCA YWCA is needed and why a Brunswick free land offer was rejected. He notes Medina County requires a 65 000 base but county population is about 75 000 and that the 5.5 acre Route 3 site near Medina City center offers essential utilities and access. He urges Brunswick Hinckley and Valley City residents to contribute.
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Ymca-Ywca
Medina
Brunswick
YMCA
Medina City
Hinckley
Valley City
Harold E. Rohlik
Ohio
Dallas Police Train on Minority Relations in wake of shootings
In Dallas, several hundred officers take cultural awareness and sensitivity courses under the Dallas Community Relations Commission to improve understanding of Mexican-Americans and other minorities. The effort follows February killings of three deputies by Mexican-American suspects and a home invasion that wounded Thomas Rodriguez and his wife, with officials hoping to prevent future incidents.
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Dallas Community Relations Commission
Thomas Rodriguez
Community Relations Commission
Rodriguez
Frank Dyson
Oregon Bottle Bill becomes law despite industry opposition
Oregon passes a bottle bill requiring a two to five cent refundable deposit on beer and carbonated beverage containers starting October 1972. The plan aims to boost recycling by pulling bottles and cans back to beverage plants, despite heavy lobbying and industry concerns. If successful, it could set a nationwide example for litter reduction and environmental policy.
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Oregon
Time Life Books and Library News Highlights
Librarian notes review Time Life two volume set This Fabulous Century covering 1860–70 and 1870–1900 with rich illustrations. Bookstore trend sees more college outlets selling paperback editions. Sesame Street for adults proposed. SesameRack notes. James Michener Kent State What Happened and Why selling well. Sunshine Circle Kings Daughters donated to building fund. Jacques Monod Change and Necessity due October. Yale Press paperback Long Day's Journey Into Night sells 300000 copies. Jan–Mar 1965 published 9041 books sociology economics fiction lead counts. Philip Roth at work Esquire to publish excerpts. Knopf launching Puppies hardcover no jackets priced 3.50.
Letter of thanks for Medina County soil survey coverage
A USDA Soil Conservation Service soil scientist thanks the Medina County Gazette for its coverage of Medina County soil survey activities. He notes the June field review and June 18 photo feature increased public awareness of soil and water management services and technical assistance available locally. He signs as Ernest N. Hayhurst.
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Medina County
Ernest N. Hayhurst
USDA
Soil Conservation Service
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