Medina praised for park upkeep by Recreation Director Bill Dunn
From a local editorial: Medina's Recreation Director Bill Dunn and staff are commended for well maintained parks Memorial Park Reagan Park and Crestwood Park despite vandalism. The piece notes 7 am fitness programs and late softball games. urges recognition when the recreation levy renewal nears in November.
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Medina
Memorial Park
Reagan Park
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Violence trends and crime policy shift eyed by experts
Professor Marvin E. Wolfgang forecasts a decline in violent crime as late adolescents grow older, while noting rising female and black crime concerns and predicting a shift toward fraud as consumer awareness grows. He also urges removing victimless crimes from the penal code and expanding probation and fines.
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American Academy of Political and Social Science
University of Pennsylvania
National Commission On the Causes and Prevention
Wolfgang
The League of Women Voters Promotes Informed Voting
The article argues that voting habits affect others and urges civic engagement. It highlights the League of Women Voters role in informing voters through studies and positions on local to national issues and notes debate over opening membership to men at a national convention in Atlanta.
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New York City
Nicky Heller
Congress
Atlanta
Gloria Steinman
Medina County Gazette publication details and pricing
The Medina County Gazette outputs daily except Sundays and holidays from Medina Ohio. It lists mailing rates and subscriptions including 12 months for 26 dollars and discounted rates for servicemen and students. Publisher Arthur D Hudnutt manages operations with Mike Dungien as editor and Stuart A Borden as general manager.
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West Liberty Street
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Brunswick
McGovern Program Cost Projections Spark Fiscal Debate
Washington economists debate McGovern's tax burden with estimates from 100 to 200 billion dollars annually. Campaign promises include subsidies for farmers, universal job programs, a NASA-like pollution agency, police education benefits, and drug controls, all raising concerns about federal payroll growth and overall deficits.
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George McGovern
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South
Plains
National Defense
McGovern gains momentum in Plainfield seeks national shift
Plainfield New Jersey voters rally behind George McGovern as a potential winner in the Democratic race. His organization, funds, and volunteers spark momentum in New York area county leaders while Nixon supporters grow wary of a liberal rethink. Revenue and welfare plans fuel debate as the author previews a broader federal program agenda.
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Richard Nixon
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Nixon
America
Public debate on military uniforms and civilian wear
Reader argues civilian law governs wearing military uniforms, questions police action and Army notices. He notes Navy shore patrol limits, surplus stores, and potential false arrests, then cites Salem witch trials and Goodwill box vandalism as broader concerns.
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Ray Horsley
the Gazette
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Ohio
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Medina County
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Salem
Dick West's Lighter Side on Smart Bombs
Washington reports from Saigon that U S warplanes are dropping smart bombs on North Vietnam increasing accuracy over earlier attacks. A Pentagon source says pinpoint bombing will improve, with fears about moral issues and a joke on bombs with IQs and Harvard PhDs.
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