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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1971
Page
2
From Where We Stand argues petitions for a city payroll tax were democratic but unresolved. Readers weigh tax needs versus spending cuts and call for citizen input to guide council decisions while noting potential revenue shortfalls and the impact on city services.
Postmaster General Blount champions a four five year plan for the Postal Service to become an effective national utility. He argues the new public corporation can overcome decades of underperformance through reform, better management, and modern technology despite rising mail volume and potential rate increases. A separate Argentine hijacking incident highlights the stakes of firm action to protect lives.
Dr. George Blue Spruce Jr. is the only Indian dentist known to the Department of Health, Education and Welfare and will direct a government effort to recruit more Native Americans into health professions. The Indian Health Service notes only 38 Indian physicians nationwide, signaling an urgent program to attract Indian youth to medicine, dentistry, nursing and medical technology. Dr. Spruce, former NIH health manpower administrator, will focus on education and motivation for careers in health services.
Cornell University biologists report the first Western hatching of White Naped Cranes in captivity, part of a broader effort to preserve endangered species. The note argues captive breeding can slow extinction and protect natural heritage, urging public support for conservation as vital to humanity's future.
The Medina County Gazette announces its daily schedule excluding Sundays and holidays. It lists office address, mailing options, rates for single copies and subscriptions, and staff names with contact numbers.
De Toledano argues Nixon may seek a limited de facto relationship with Peking while managing U N and Taiwan tensions. He notes strategic pressure on Moscow, warns of risks if Red China gains de jure recognition, and discusses possible concessions and the path to peace in Asia.
Washington editorial examines why Beijing wants a Nixon visit and whether the trip would alter U S Sino relations. It notes Peking seeks influence over American opinion, risks for Taiwan policy, and compares to past diplomacy while warning of political fallout.
Explains how trademarks become generic terms and the meanings of R in a circle and TM next to brand names. Describes examples like escalator aspirin Coca Cola and Caterpillar and the need for proper use and registration with the U S Patent Office.
A National Chamber conference in Washington produced 13 concrete recommendations to curb bombings arson and violence targeting business and government. The booklet Violence Against Society argues for stronger courts and police support and urges private groups to work with authorities to protect citizens and maintain justice.
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