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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1972
Page
2
Editorial defends moving Medina high school access to a short Union Street route to save money and preserve property. It argues the Homestead exit is costlier and would disrupt a quiet area, urging traffic-law enforcement to protect students.
A Cincinnati Lincoln Heights nursing home fire that killed 10 prompts a House Government Operations subcommittee inquiry into fire safety. Rep. William J. Keating introduces bills to extend safety standards to intermediate care facilities and to fund fire safety equipment via insured loans, urging swift action.
David J. Mahoney, chair of the American Revolution Bicentennial Commission, orders Philadelphia to present an acceptable 1976 plan by March 15 or risk losing the World Fair. Mayor Frank L. Rizzo asserts Philadelphia can deliver a suitable celebration. The fate of the Bicentennial hangs on timely, decisive action.
A Los Angeles Times dispatch from Moscow calls Luna 20 an important achievement but not spectacular. The mission collected moon core samples and returned them to Earth, highlighting unmanned spaceflight as a practical alternative in some missions while maintaining human involvement for others.
In Washington Ralph de Toledano rebuts Lloyd Shearer’s Parade line on John Stewart Service. He cites Loyalty Review Board findings from 1951 and Supreme Court actions that restored Service, while noting controversial post-service activities and questions about U.S. China policy during wartime.
An itinerant pollster reports that in Wisconsin and Virginia voters show mixed to positive reactions to Nixon's China visit. About three in five view it favorably, while one in five remain uncertain or negative, with concerns over costs and political gain. The survey notes a shift toward a calmer national mood since 1968 and emphasizes expectations for leadership rather than concrete policy.
The United Press International report notes mobile home makers have secured wider highway permits in 32 of 50 states, with Georgia voting 45 to 9 against a 14 foot wide trailer bill. Opponents warn wider units threaten road safety and will push industry to relocate to friendlier states like Alabama.
A Brunswick resident criticizes a proposed million dollar Recreation Center linking it to emergency legislation and questions its priority over street repairs drainage and fire services. The writer fears the center may attract trouble and urges planning to avoid Cleveland like problems. The letter emphasizes youth centers as safeguards but warns against misused public funds.
A local measure in Brunswick proposes a 1 percent income tax to fund city services. Details outline how revenue would be allocated to public safety infrastructure and municipal operations, with ballots set for a future election date.
Medina County Gazette published daily except Sundays and holidays by Medina County Publications Inc. Address 685 West Liberty Street Medina Ohio 44256. Rates include 60 cents per week for carriers and annual mail rates. Publisher Arthur D Hudnutt Managing Editor Mike Dungien General Manager Stuart A Borden contact numbers provided.
A reflective monologue on truth and honesty. The speaker criticizes self serving insistence and urges continuous search for truth across multiple sources including the Bible and other places. Emphasis on personal integrity and the diverse nature of truth.
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