Corn Belt Trends Boost Republican Support, Farmers Aim High
From editorial notes, farmers face minor retail price sacrifices this fall while livestock and hog prices stay strong. Secretary Butz predicts farm income will hit $2 billion with farm families earning about 75 percent of nonfarm income, as BLS reports indicate rising farm product prices. A shift in regional politics gathers steam.
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Earl Butz
Iowa
Butz
Newfarmer
Weatherman
Father's Rights Upheld in Adoption Case by New Jersey Court
The New Jersey Supreme Court unanimously ruled that a criminal record does not automatically bar a natural father from parental rights. Evidence of rehabilitation, such as steady work, regular visits, and financial support, can outweigh past failures. The decision halted a stepfather's adoption petition and could influence future custody cases.
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New Jersey Supreme Court
Joseph Weintraub
High Court
So What News Value From A Michigan Speeding Ticket
The piece notes Jane Eagleton received a speeding ticket in Michigan. It implies broader political signaling about state police support for the administration and raises questions about Sen. Eagleton and readiness for national duty, using a personal ticket as a leverage point.
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Associated Press
Michigan
Jane Eagleton
Sen
Thomas Eagleton
Richard Nixon
Spiro Agnew
Sen. Eagleton
America
Pentagon
Jim Fiebig
Claggett Flags Political Clatter and Fence Sitting
Howard E. Claggett muses on the era’s political groups from Democrats for Nixon to McGovern Republicans and Billy Graham alliances. He jokes about courage of convictions, jokes about judges, and contemplates forming a balance themed club while preferring to stand on the fence and observe.
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McGovern
Rex Humbard
Billy Graham
Medina
A Citizen Reflects On Independence And Voting
A passerby laments national agitation and emphasizes individual choice in dissatisfaction. He rejects being labeled poor for earning under ten thousand and defends his five year old car while asserting his planned vote for a second term and the belief that young people will share similar motives.
Medina County Gazette Publisher and contact details
Medina County Gazette records its daily publication details and mailing rates. It lists Medina as the location and names Arthur D. Hudnutt as publisher Mike Dungjen as managing editor and Stuart A. Borden as general manager with local telephone numbers.
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Medina County Gazette
Medina County Publications Inc
West Liberty Street
Medina
Medina, O
Arthur D. Hudnutt
Mike Dungjen
Stuart A. Borden
Brunswick
The Voice Of Business OSHA Reform Call
Arch N Booth argues that OSHA enforcement harms small business by burying operators in 248 page rule books and 248 pages of addenda. He cites fines and poor guidance while urging Congress and OSHA to pursue education and clearer rules. He notes high costs for contractors and flawed regulations.
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Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Arch Booth
National Chamber Federation
Washington
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Associated General Contractors
Congress
Ip Haste
Washington Perspectives on McGovern Democratic Split and 1972 Ties
Charles Bartlett reports on internal feuding within the McGovern camp led by Frank Mankiewicz and Gary Hart. O'Brien faces resistance from ex-Humphrey and Johnson loyalists while unions split over endorsements. Nixon aims to capitalize with $5 million dinners and labor tax proposals. Wallace could run but hesitates. Alabama sentiment boosts Blount over Sparkman. State Dept avoids Egypt comments. no Israel Egypt talks seen.
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Lawrence O’brien
Democratic Party
George McGovern
Humphrey
Lyndon Johnson
O’brien
McGovern
Nixon
Big Bonanza for Collectors Boosts Medallion Values
UPI notes a surge in demand for Franklin Mint commemoratives and similar medallions and plates. Prices have risen from $15 to hundreds, with pieces by Gilroy Roberts and Dali commanding strong returns while limited editions and strict authentication deter speculation. Towle Silversmiths adds a Michelangelo Pieta medallion project amid broader market growth.
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Gerald Rose
Harmer- Rooke & Co
New York
Franklin Mint
Lincoln Mint
United States
Salvador Dali
Don Quixote
Keith Mervis
Carole Stupell
Norman Rockwell
Mervis
Franklin
Irene Spencer
Paris
Lalique
Iran
St. Patrick
Rose of Harmer-Rooke
Gilroy Roberts
Towle Silversmiths
Newburyport
Mass
Towle
Michelangelo
Rome
Election laws by Ted W. Brown
Ohio voters will receive a short presidential ballot for President and Vice President with only actual candidate names. The office type ballot has been in place since 1949 and electors no longer appear on the ballot. Ballots are rotated so every candidate appears first equally. voters need only one X.
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Ted W. Brown
Ohio
Break Out of Jail Through Hobbies Says Frankfurter
Justice Felix Frankfurter urges Harvard Medical School students to avoid professional prison by maintaining outside interests. He argues hobbies refresh energy and improve work, noting relaxation benefits in spare time and potential retirement usefulness. He warns candle burning at both ends shortens life.
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Felix Frankfurter
Harvard Medical School
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