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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1972
Page
4
A Medina editorial criticizes a zoning dispute between the Planning and Zoning Commission and Mel Gerspacher over the Golden Villa seniors complex. It urges adherence to the submitted plans, defends the Golden Agers, and warns that legal action could harm zoning programs and neighbor relations.
FBI reports 17,283 major crimes by children under 15 in 1970 with 12,101 by 13 and 14 year olds and 3,787 by 12 year olds. Violent arrests of under 15 rose 166.8 percent since 1960, with Washington DC doubling 1969 to 1970.
Former chief judge Paul P. Rao advocates a national approach to curb narcotics where convicts, importers, wholesalers and pushers must register with Mental Hygiene and report address and job changes monthly. He argues registration deters crime, aids enforcement, and helps expose dealers in a bid to reduce drug addiction menace.
American naval officers report North Vietnamese barges unloading from Chinese vessels off shore and attempting to run the blockade. Most cargo landings are blocked by naval gunfire and air strikes with several barges sunk or damaged.
The Medina County Gazette announces its daily publication schedule excluding Sundays and holidays. It lists publisher Arthur D. Hudnutt and staff, with address in Medina Ohio and subscription rates for various terms.
Washington reports Republicans eye a strategy dubbed Democrats for Nixon to peel away McGovern dissidents. Wallce and other party leaders may back Democratic hopefuls to limit McGovern’s appeal while unions like maritime and operating engineers edge toward Nixon, with AFL-CIO's Meany steering the labor line amid tensions over Abel's anti McGovern speech.
The piece argues McGovern built a disciplined, old style political machine at Miami Beach with 15 paid whips and centralized control, challenging traditional leaders like Daley and Meany. It warns the party may shift toward a socialist image, risking a close November contest as Republicans seek Jewish and other defections.
A humorous UPI wire satirizes SALT talks by proposing a treaty restricting fists and even banning two fisted drinking. The piece jokes that righthanded soldiers may only use left handed fists and cites mixed reactions from U S senators and the boxing federation.
A July 9 1972 letter thanks Brunswick police and local citizens for helping when a horse trailer broke loose. The writer notes a young woman who stopped to assist and a man who helped move the trailer, with Officer Joseph Patera and Auxiliary policeman William Chabin directing traffic and aiding recovery and reloading.
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