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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1972
Page
2
An editorial warns Medina Scouting faces collapse due to a shortage of adults to serve as advisors. It notes 40 boys from a church troop will lose fellowship as volunteers are scarce and urges men aged 28 to 35 to contribute one evening weekly, stressing Scouting as a positive path to manhood.
Rep James G O Hara presses for farm worker representation on the USDA advisory committee studying farm safety. He notes the panel lacks labor voices, despite hazards from machinery and chemicals. He cites one meeting held and no schedule for another as evidence of delay.
Reported by Air France chief Pierre Cot that first commercial Concorde models would cost about 60 million dollars each, nearly double the December estimate of 31.5 million. Cot says the technical gamble is won but the commercial gamble remains.
Benjamin J. Malcolm pushes to involve employers and unions in creating in-prison training programs that pay stipends. The plan aims to prepare inmates for work after release, boosting self esteem and practical chances for productive citizenship.
A mock profile of Caroline Davis, a computer that writes personalized sweepstakes letters, teases how future notices may read. The piece pokes fun at targeted messaging and consumer life upgrades tied to prize offers. It riffs on a fictional letter urging action for extra money and improved home life features.
At the AFL-CIO Executive Council meeting in Miami critics accused George Meany of ruling with a palace guard and ignoringconsultation with labor leaders. They warned that without change he would face rising opposition and demand to be consulted before major moves.
Wisconsin voters show scattered Wallace interest with 4 percent peak in 1964. The April 4 primary features 12 Democratic hopefuls as tax and government-size sentiment shapes the race. Governor Lucey faces calls to cut services amid higher taxes and cautious support for limited federal spending.
The column ribaldly critiques Federal Trade Commission ad reviews as comic, cites stalled inflation and tax fear in 1972 politics, and notes Wisconsin polling on Humphrey Muskie Nixon and McGovern amid a year of tax and welfare cost concerns. It blends satire with commentary on campaign dynamics and labor power.
Moscow reports the Soviet Union aims to drill a 48,000 foot hole in the Kura River Valley Azerbaijan to study deep crust composition and oil gas content. Ali Alizade, director at Baku Institute, notes goals include locating minerals and testing subsurface states as four nine mile wells are planned in multiple regions.
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