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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1975
Page
4
The Medina County Gazette-Leader Post reports high readership in a survey by an independent agency. It cites 95 percent daily readership for the Gazette and Leader Post, and strong engagement with Focus on Medina City Schools among parents and non-parents.
Editorial argues the Ford report presents a sound but incomplete record of domestic CIA abuses. It says Congress must urgently examine foreign assassination ties, publish details within security limits, and tighten oversight to prevent constitutional rights violations.
Jubal Hale executive secretary of the Federal Mine Safety Board of Review tells the Senate committee it has spent about 200000 on operations but has not ruled on any cases. He says he spends time listening to Beethoven and drinking coffee. Bills seek to abolish the board he chairs.
The British vote to remain in the European Common Market is seen as a symbol of unity and future confidence. The referendum blurs lines between Conservative and Labour parties and may affect Parliament and party dynamics for years.
Washington window discusses whether Gov. George C. Wallace’s paralysis and therapy needs should affect a future campaign. The piece recalls FDR and Kennedy handling health issues, notes Wallace’s recent speeches while standing, and weighs public perception against political realities.
Ralph de Toledano reports in Washington as Indira Gandhi faces a court verdict ordering her to resign after electoral corruption. The piece notes liberal defenses and critical views from the Manchester Guardian about political finance and use of government power in elections.
A columnist recalls discovering his 13-year-old son practicing guitar amid school drug and violence hearings. He riffs on parental fear, peer pressure, and a humorous take on a generation strumming chords, while weaving in political commentary on India and diplomacy debates.
Jim Fiebig argues that a large share of surveyed Americans cannot recognize the Declaration of Independence and criticizes widespread apathy toward historical principles. He laments dwindling regard for revolution and dissent as the nation nears its 200th anniversary and warns of growing indifference.
The Gazette states that all letters to the editor must include the writer’s phone number name and address but will withhold the name address and phone number upon request. Verification of letters requires a telephone number and author identification for good and sufficient reason.
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