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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1975
Page
4
Residents urge Medina Chamber of Commerce to maintain full time leadership, arguing consolidation and growth depend on sufficient funding. They cite local successes like the industrial park and compare to Wadsworth and Brunswick chambers, calling for renewed membership and a July 15 deadline to secure operating funds.
An Elyria Chronicle Telegram analysis notes Ford’s 34 mpg small cars and a wider EPA testing regime. It argues mileage hype masks real engineering shifts toward lighter cars and efficient engines while urging buyers to consider driving habits and test outcomes.
The piece portrays Howard Callaway as a serious, straight-talking businessman-politician chosen by President Ford to lead the 1976 campaign. It notes his steadiness, focus on results, and ability to run campaigns and businesses smoothly, while contrasting with more gregarious rivals. It also discusses Democratic shifts on debt limits and the role of character in the election.
UPI analysis recalls Gen. Douglas MacArthur’s South Korea visit after retaking Seoul, the 1950 start of the war, and the multi year conflict. It notes U.S. casualty totals, South Korean losses, postwar rebuilding, and ongoing North Korean threats. It cites Kissinger reaffirming defense commitments and compares North Korea’s aims to UN command and U.S. nuclear advantages. It highlights American private investment in South Korea.
A meditation on how American heroes are memorialized in place names and the mountains they rise from. It notes Mt Whitney and Mt Elbert honor geologists and governors, while Mt Rainier honors a British admiral, with many peaks bearing names of explorers and leaders rather than plain descriptors.
A Hinckley Ohio reader writes about the town’s upcoming sesquicentennial and reflects on family roots, farm life on the grandparents’ farm, and the changes in lifestyle farming methods and moral values over decades while cherishing enduring truths and nature.
Mary Lou Fenn writes to thank The Gazette for publicity on AAUW activities and reports satisfaction with three stories. She notes Jay Riley will lead the next term and hopes for continued cooperation and exposure from the newspaper.
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