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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1971
Page
2
Readers in the inland Midlands share concern over ocean health and pollution. The piece cites Cousteau on atmospheric oxygen risk, harmful harvesting, and calls for safer toxic waste disposal and cultivating sea life. It argues for broad public support and stronger international cooperation to protect oceans and resources.
The House rejected a bid to cite CBS and president Frank Stanton for contempt over the documentary The Selling of the Pentagon. The 226 to 181 vote affirmed First Amendment protections for news broadcasters, despite arguments about media power and surveillance. Rep. Emanuel Celler praised the decision, noting the First Amendment towers over proceedings.
The piece notes Lester Maddox, former Georgia governor and current lieutenant governor, may seek the presidency, potentially challenging George Wallace. It recalls Maddox’s segregationist stance and Georgia election results suggesting moderates prevailed, which could affect Dixie voters if both run. The article also mentions U.S. policy topics on POW releases, drug traffic cooperation, and the Post Office Department’s shift to the Postal Service.
In Narragansett Bay Rhode Island sportfishers report squeteague or spotted sea trout returning after a long decline. Once common in Rhode Island and Massachusetts waters the fish nearly disappeared decades ago. Now anglers are catching good sized squeteague after smaller individuals appeared previously.
Medina County Gazette issued daily except Sundays and holidays by Medina County Publications Inec. at 665 West Liberty Street Medina Ohio 44256. Rates list 10 cent single copies 60 cent weekly carrier payments 12 months 26 dollars six months 13 dollars. Serviceman and college student rate 14.40 a year. Publisher Arthur D Mudnutt managing editor fAike Oungen general manager Stuart A Borden contact numbers provided.
Washington observers note the White House has imposed tight limits on disclosure as President Nixon plans a trip to Peking. Senators complain they know little beyond the short announcement, raising questions about goals, economic issues, and the role of Congress in shaping the talks.
Washington focus on government loan guarantees for Lockheed and the expanding use of emergency supports to private firms. The piece notes new flexible arrangements with postal unions, Comsat, and Vietnam contracting, arguing the test is what works rather than public or private labels.
An article urges women to consider wills amid changing property rights. It highlights how a properly drafted will can reduce taxes and prevent family feuds, while noting the piece is informational and not legal advice. Readers may send letters to the Ohio State Bar Association for future articles.
A Medina Community Hospital group expresses gratitude for the newspaper’s photo coverage of their annual Summer Party. The Senior Women's Auxiliary notes the photographer’s attention to meetings and five party photos helped make the event highly successful.
On a Waterloo Illinois farm Thomas Struempf uses a large circular pool to swim and condition injured thoroughbreds. He argues non weight bearing swimming builds muscle, lung power, and speeds recovery without stressing forelegs. Therapy is daily and horses enter the pool eagerly.
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