Time To Plan As Cleveland Water Reaches Medina County
Editorial warns that even with Mayor Perk signing, Cleveland water will not immediately flow to Brunswick Hills Hinckley Liverpool York Medina and Montville Townships. Sewers and zoning reforms are needed now to handle future growth and a looming industrial boom as the county awaits full service by 2000 and Cleveland capacity limits.
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Ralph Perk
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Hinckley
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York
Montville
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Network for Doctors offers 24/7 national consultant access
A national medical network in Chicago connects doctors with 80 specialists across the country for instant consultations. Run by a nonprofit medical society with AMA approval, the service aims to aid overworked practitioners and does not replace hospital care.
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American Medical Association
American Society For Contemporary Medicine and Surgery
John G. Bellows
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Contemporary Medicine Society
Nixon Celebrates Crime Rate Dip As Cities Lead
Attorney General Kleindienst reports a one point rise in crime in the first quarter, the smallest gain in 11 years, praised by President Nixon as the best crime news yet. FBI data rank New York, Detroit, Chicago, Washington and others as top performers in reducing crime. Nixon congratulates mayors and their wives, noting political benefit in this fall’s campaign.
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Senior housing in Medina moves toward Golden Villa project
A letter praises Mel Gerspacher and associates for building Golden Villa a senior housing complex off Highland Court. It notes residents asked for a see through wire fence rather than a seven foot wooden fence and questions neighbors privacy concerns raised at a Medina Planning Board hearing on July 13. The writer urges local residents to support housing for senior citizens who will soon call Golden Villa home.
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Medina
Mel Gerspacher
Golden Villa
Highland Court
Gerspacher
Eble
Medina County Gazette Publisher and contact details
Medina County Gazette published daily except Sundays and holidays by Medina County Publications Inc. at 885 West Liberty Street Medina Ohio 44256. Rates include 12 months 26.00 6 months 13.00 and a serviceman student rate 14.40 per year. Arthur D Hudnutt publisher Mike Dungjen editor Stuart A Borden general manager.
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McGovern Convention sparks debate on long range party shift
Ralph de Toledano argues the Miami convention produced a new Democratic Party with an anti industry core, severing ties to Big Labor and traditional Democrats. He claims McGovern is a conduit, not a voice, as labor and business face a restructured political order with redistributive aims and centralized power.
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Meany
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Tennessee
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Frederick Dutton
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No Cause For Anarchy At Nixon McGovern Convention
Washington notes warn against a disruptive protest at the 1972 Republican convention in Miami. Youth volunteers and organizers aim to show a constructive, non revolutionary support base while observers debate the effects on the election and voter mobilization among ages 18 to 24.
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Miami
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Edward O’donnell
George McGovern
Nixon
Richard Nixon
Nostalgia Vote Shapes the 1972 Campaign
Washington insight piece notes nostalgia as a rising force in U S politics. Analysts say bittersweet recollection could decide November with McGovern leveraging bygone promises and Nixon appealing to youths via recalls of 1968 and Viet Nam.
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UPI
Korea
Dwight Eisenhower
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I Own Three Acres On A Colorado Hill
A narrator describes owning three acres atop a Colorado hill eight thousand feet high. The land’s majesty changes values here where money is less dominant and nature’s purity dominates daily life, with elk bear and eagles surveying the vast, humbling landscape. The speaker asserts ownership of the hill’s expanse, yet admits owning nothing at all.
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Jim Fiebig
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