Leadership perception and risk within Ford’s GOP rivals
The piece argues Republicans including Percy Connally and Reagan challenge President Ford on leadership amid a slow economy. It notes Treasury Secretary Simon’s view that leadership is overused as a buzzword and discusses Ford’s honest, undramatic approach, limited by a tight budget and a hostile Congress, with potential calls for stepping aside if recovery falters.
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Mr. Ford
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Nuclear arms race risks and nonproliferation gaps
The piece warns that global nuclear arsenals could annihilate humanity many times over and notes six nations hold most power while nonproliferation efforts are weak. It cites MIT work, plutonium threats, past UN safeguards, and calls for strength over unilateral disarmament to deter growth.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
United States
Take time to be safe from Medina County burglaries
A Gazette editor reflects on last week's Medina County home burglary articles. The piece cites a burglar, police, an insurer, and a locksmith, urging homeowners to adopt dead-bolt locks and other security measures to prevent robbery.
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Medina County
Gazette
Letter requesting contact from convict Billy Banks in Lucasville Ohio
A prison inmate Billy Banks no 119099 asks for outside mail. The 41 year old convict serving life for murder and burglary in Ohio Penitentiary expresses loneliness and seeks letters from readers while noting the humanity of inmates.
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Billy Banks
Ohio
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Billy
Ohio Penitentiary
P.O
Lucasville
No friends to push no enemies to punish
An unsigned Gazette opinions page argues for principled governance over partisanship, urging leaders to resist alliances or enmities and pursue steady, prudent policy. It critiques current political brinkmanship and calls for constructive dialogue and accountability.
Wasteful government sparks inflation in editor letters
A letter to the editor argues government waste drives inflation and unemployment remains high. It cites public spending, misaligned production costs, delays in inspections, police buck-passing, and overstaffed schools as factors. The writer calls for accountability in city hall.
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Brunswick
Letter to the editor on Buckeye crossing gates and local spending
A Brunswick editor notes a reader letter advocating electronic gates at the Rt 252 railroad crossing near Buckeye High School to reduce deaths. The writer urges federal funding, criticizes janitor pay versus teachers, and questions Hadcock Road and bus service spending, stating the primary issue is tax-dollar use.
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Rt. 252
Buckeye High School
Columbus
Hadcock Road
Allen Wolff
D.V.M
Center
Brunswick
Medina Firemen Praised For Quick Life Saving Action
To the Editor the Medina Volunteer Fire Department is celebrated for its prompt response to an April 7 fire that saved a Medina landmark and possessions. The writer commends neighbors including young adults and students who assisted, praising the community’s Good Samaritan spirit.
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Medina
Medina County Gazette publication details
The Medina County Gazette published daily except Sundays and holidays by Medina County Publications Inc. at 665 W Liberty St Medina Ohio 44256. Office hours are 8am to 5pm weekdays and 8am to noon Saturdays. Circulation hours are 8am to 7pm weekdays and 8am to noon Saturdays. Rates include 15 cents for a single copy and 70 cents per week by carrier. Subscriptions: 12 months 36.40 6 months 18.20 senior veterans 18.20 yearly and college student 12.00 yearly.
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Medina County Publications Inc
Liberty St
Medina
Solar energy conspiracy or real momentum in the United States
A columnist examines claims that major energy industries and federal agencies block solar power growth. It notes a three day solar exposition, the modest federal funding, and widespread home solar products showing sun powered heating and electricity despite skepticism about government support.
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Benjamin Shore
Washington
Congress
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Federal Energy Administration
Energy Research and Development Administration
United States
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