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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1971
Page
2
From Where We Stand Editorial views Nixon accepts invitation to visit China and confer with Premier Chou En Lai. The piece lauds swift progress toward normalizing relations and calls for broad American support to foster world peace with the PRC.
The Atomic Energy Commission imposes stricter safety criteria for nuclear power plants after Idaho tests revealed failures in an emergency water injection system. The move pressures some reactors to shut down, but the policy emphasizes intensified inspections and new equipment rather than immediate closure. It notes older plants may need minor procedural changes and highlights broader concerns including declassification and voting-age debate.
The Soviet report confirms an abrupt oxygen loss killed the three Soyuz 11 cosmonauts, ruling out structural failure and implying human error. The episode sparks questions about long term isolation and weightlessness on perception, with Vladimir Shatalov warning cosmonauts must auto operate for piloting and landing as missions extend.
A reader writes to former President Lyndon B. Johnson praising the beautification program that planted trees by his wife Lady Bird Johnson. The note credits his support for the project and notes the trees are thriving as a symbol that all wars end but a tree is forever. Unexpected political reflection and a cordial sign-off close the message.
Television viewers will follow Apollo 15 as cameras on the Moon, a roving vehicle, and the command module are linked to NASA's Earth stations. The system enables remote control from Mission Control and aims to cover the lunar module lift off, surface operations, and subsatellite data during the 67 hour stay in the Hadley Apennine region.
A Muskie led resurgence appears as polls show rising popularity over Nixon and top Democrats rally to his camp. Key aides like John English Mark Shields and Govs Gilligan Lucey back Muskie while rivals abdomen Howard Kennedy Jackson McCarthy Baldwin vie for liberal support.
A reader condemns municipal taxation proposing an $800,000 city hall and income tax, urging a No vote to keep taxes down. The letter cites piggyback taxes funding the courthouse and criticizes high school costs, urging fiscal cuts and restraint.
Librarian's Notebook surveys recent books. Esther Rothman profiles a blunt teaching memoir The Angel Inside Went Sour about reforming a girls school. Bill Moyers recounts a 13000 mile decade survey in Listening to America. Medina shelves offer Riding books Schooling for Young Riders and Americas Last Wild Horses recounts wild horse lore.
A public notice invites readers to borrow books this summer to free space for returned volumes. The message emphasizes limited shelf space and urges participation to ensure more books can be shelved. It signs with a friendly reading encouragement.
Published daily except Sundays and Holidays by Medina County Publications Inc. at 885 West Liberty Street Medina Ohio rates include single copy ten cents and carrier sixty cents a week Mail in advance twelve months twenty six dollars six months thirteen dollars serviceman and college student fourteen dollars forty cents a year Arthur D Hudnutt publisher Mike Dungjen managing editor Stuart A Borden general manager telephone numbers Medina and Brunswick
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