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Newspaper

The Gazette

Location

Medina, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1975

Page

4

Flag Day Reverence and Call to Deeper Patriotism

S L DeLove delivers a Congressional Record speech praising flag waving as a symbol of national unity. He urges restoring spiritual and ethical values, urges households to display the flag, and cites historic events and figures to embody patriotic devotion for America’s ideals.

S.L. DeLove Congressional Record America United States of America Patrick Henry Jefferson Franklin Washington Nathan Hale Gettysburg Valley Forge Paul Revere Jackson Alamo Corregidor Pearl Harbor Monitor Merrimac Wake Island Korea Flanders Field Bataan Iwo Jima Normandy Babe Ruth Davy Crockett

Fathers Day Tribute Highlights Dad’s Role and Values

The column praises fathers as special figures deserving annual recognition. It notes their strength, patience, gentleness, and wisdom, and stresses the lasting influence of fathers on children from infancy to adulthood. It cites Bertrand Russell on paternal expectations and urges expressing love and appreciation, suggesting the day could become a habit.

Gilbraltar Jobe Solomon Bertrand Russell Dad

Clean air goals nearer face long road to reality

The EPA reports most American cities miss the June 1 deadline for air quality goals under the 1970 act. Emission controls on autos have improved, while factories and power plants mostly keep pace with stricter rules. Economic and energy issues slow progress, but overall gains show real, not remote, progress.

Environmental Protection Agency

Letters to the Editor Mailbox Guidelines

The rules urge timely brief letters under 300 words signed with name and address, though names may be withheld for good reason. The publisher may refuse libelous or tasteless submissions and edit lengthy or extraneous portions while encouraging free personal opinions.

Kissinger Faces White House Doubts Over Exit

Washington dispatch notes Ford shows no direct push to resign Kissinger yet aides voice concern he is tied to Nixon era and Vietnam woes. Rumsfeld Hartmann and Nessen weigh a fall from grace while Ford seeks stable foreign policy and public support.

Washington UPI Henry A. Kissinger Ford Administration White House Congress Kissinger Ford Donald Rumsfield Nixon H.R. Haldeman Rumsfield Haldeman Robert T. Hartmann Ron Nessen

Flag Day legends tie Bear Flag to California history

The piece recounts June 14 1777 as the U S flag date while linking California’s Bear Flag origin to June 14 1846. It notes Vallejo’s capture at Sonoma and the Ide party’sBear Flag creation later raised over Monterey. It cites tales of petticoats and improvised flagmaking as emblematic American resilience.

Continental Congress Philadelphia United States California Mariano Guadelupe Vallejo Sonoma Vallejo Sutter William B. Ide Mexico Rockwell Hunt Benjamin Dewell Ide Bill Todd U.S California Republic Commodore Sloat Monterey Ross Marinus Willett Ft. Stanwix Rome N.Y Willett Peekskill CNS

Graduation address hints at choices beyond pay

In a humorous spoof by Jim Fiebig the speaker recalls a high school graduation 15 years earlier and contrasts Ziggie Parelli the future plumber earning more now with the author’s own path. The piece ends with the pun plumbel to underline divergent careers and values.

Jim Fiebig Los Angeles Times Ziggie Parelli Ziggie Plumbel

Sperm oil stockpile waste highlights flawed legislation

Elyria Chronicle Telegram argues the Endangered Species Act clash with old stockpiled sperm whale oil shows congressional haste. It notes 23.4 million pounds stored since World War II and $38,500 yearly storage costs. Rep. Mosher seeks disposal to gain $2.7 million and end storage.

Congress General Services Administration Cleveland U.S Charles A. Mosher R-13 Rep Mosher Elyria Chronicle- Telegram

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