From Where We Stand Clancy Back On The Streets
The Medina Police Department returns Lt. Klooz to the night beat after months of record keeping. Mayor Greenwood and the safety director announce Klooz as second in command, urging him to apply his police talents to public safety. The decision ends internal controversy over an inside assignment and seeks a fresh approach for taxpayers.
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Medina
Klooz
Greenwood
Clancy
Public Safety
Tiny possible tenth planet hints at new solar body
Dowling College astronomer Dr. Henry C. Courten reports faint photographic tracks suggesting a body about nine million miles from the sun and possibly less than 500 miles in diameter. Whether an asteroid belt or a tiny planet inside Mercury’s orbit, the find could revive interest in an extra planet. The idea recalls Leverrier’s long dispute over Vulcan and Einstein’s relativity which explained Mercury’s anomalies.
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Henry C. Courten
Courten
Dowling College
Long Island
Mercury
Leverrier
Election Day in the Soviet Style
A critical sketch describes Khrushchev's return to the polls as a ritual endorsed by the Communist regime. It notes near total turnout, the lack of opposition, and methods to stifle dissent, while questioning whether participation or control underpins the display. The piece ponders why such a system exists and how it masks discontent.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Nations
United States
Kremlin
Pravda
Dust Bowl Reminders Raise Fear of Drought Loss
The piece recalls the 1930s dust bowl and current drought in the Southwest and Great Plains. It notes heavy dust storms in Texas and Oklahoma and credits shelterbelts and conservation efforts for reducing future disaster risk, while warning farmers to remain wary as rain remains uncertain.
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Southwest
Great Plains
Texas
Oklahoma
Not Much Of A Loss Looks For The Beautiful People
The piece notes a shift away from ostentatious living by the so called beautiful people about to favor staying home or doing useful work. It observes a trend toward teaching or helping rehabilitate drug addicts, with the implication the change is temporary but preferable to pretentious display.
Medina County Gazette Publication Details and Rates
Medina County Gazette published daily except Sundays and holidays by Medina County Publications Inc. at 665 West Liberty Street Medina Ohio rates include 10 cent single copies and 60 cent daily service with mail options 6 and 12 month prices listed plus special rates for servicemen and college students.
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Medina County Gazette
Medina County Publications Inc
West Liberty Street
Medina
Medina, O
Arthur DO. Mudnuyft
Mike Dungjen
Stuart A. Borden
Brunswick
Democrats Pinning Hopes On Youth And Black Support
In Washington Ralph de Toledano notes Democratic leaders optimism for 1972 rests on youth and black votes. Polls show mixed youth views and potential indifference, while black leaders criticize the party’s treatment of minorities. The piece warns the Democrats must reexamine reliance on these blocs amid uncertain turnout.
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Democratic Party
Scholastic Magazine
Mr. Nixon
Waiting For Steel The White House Faces Inflation Dilemma
Nixon seeks dramatic move to halt rising prices as steel settlement signals end of a bargaining cycle. Fed chief Burns favors an incomes policy but opposes broad controls, while a wage price freeze looms possibly as a decisive, surprise move with budget deficits limiting tax-cut options.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
New York City
Arthur Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Jacob Javits
R-N.y
Fed
Burns
OPA
Wilbur Mills
Walter Heller
Voice Of Business Government Reorganization
Arch N Booth outlines Nixon backed plan to shrink 11 cabinet departments to four purpose driven ones Natural Resources Human Resources Economic Affairs and Community Development plus regional directors and councils to decentralize. The aim is streamlined efficient government with clear authority and reduced duplication.
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Washington
State
Treasury
Defense
Justice
Natural Resources
Medina County Residents Seek Contact With State and Federal Reps
Medina Countians are urged to address letters to their congressional and statehouse representatives.listed federal officers include Saxbe Taft Mosher at Washington addresses and Batchelder Leedy at the Ohio Capitol in Columbus. Local Medina and Wooster offices provide further mailing details.
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Washington
Medina County
William A. Saxbe
Senate
Robert Taft
Charles Mosher
Rayburn
Columbus
Medina
State Capitol
William Batchelder
James Leedy
c/o
Ohio House of Representatives
Batchelder
Professional
Sen
You And The Law No Pets Allowed
A landlord may enforce no pets rules but may waive rights by inaction. Courts show discretion for landlords and limits when tenants keep pets long term. The Brown couple lose eviction threat if they refuse to comply.
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Vulcan
Einstein
China
Soviet Union
Ralph de Toledano
Dems
Lawrence O’brien
Edmund Muskie
Maine
O’brien
Richard M. Scammon
Election Research Center
Parren Mitchell
Party
Harold Sims
Urban League
Congress
Shirley Chisholm
New York
GOP
Charles Bartlett
Voice of Business
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Executive Branch
Secretary of the Treasury
John B. Connally
Treasury Department
House
President
Advisory Council On
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