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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1972
Page
2
Editorial notes that the IRS new W-4 form and withholding tables aim to align withholding with tax obligations. It warns that using old dependency rules with the new tables can overstate withholding, reducing take home pay until refunds are issued, and urges employers to apply the new statute to avoid forced savings.
The piece argues at 75 Senator John L. McClellan pursues a sixth term showing the merits of long service rather than age. It warns longevity in Congress harms deliberation, cites Carl Hayden and Justin Morrill, and urges retirement rules or voter action to curb outlasting incumbents.
The piece cites University of Pennsylvania archaeologist Ron Winfield Smith noting Egypt’s Queen Nefertiti as a powerful, influential figure alongside Akhenaten. It recalls Hatshepsut ruling with a kingly stance and a ceremonial beard, illustrating ancient women's authority.
The Battle of the Coral Sea Association plans a 30th anniversary reunion in May for Coral Sea veterans and history buffs. Donors may write to P O Box 1172 Rockville Maryland 20650 for details and news from the association led by President William F Surgi Jr.
The Medina County Gazette published daily except Sundays and holidays by Medina County Publications Inc with offices at 885 West Liberty Street Medina Ohio 44256. Rates include single copy ten cents and carrier 60 cents a week with mail prices 26.00 for 12 months 13.00 for six months and 14.40 for servicemen and college students per year.
Arch N Booth argues against FCC and FTC moves to require counter advertising and free reply time. He warns the fairness doctrine and related rulings threaten broadcast freedom, reduce advertiser incentive, and could extend to print media, harming the free press.
The article lists conditions from nose bleeds to brain tumors in Dr F E Graham-Bounaire’s Know Your Illness with brief treatments. It notes STORY HOUR continues through summer thanks to Millie Kemp and Judy Shearer and calls for more preschool volunteers meeting Thursdays at 10 15.
Ottawa weighs Nixon era shifts in policy toward China and Taiwan while balancing trade and cultural ties. Canadians prize independence in foreign policy, want clearer limits on future U S diplomacy, and seek a more virile yet steady relationship with Washington.
The employe know more about a company than top executives and anonymous feedback can help reveal problems and opportunities. A management audit uses one to one interviews across levels, with outside verifiers to protect anonymity, guiding corrective actions and efficiency gains.
A Ministry of Culture statement cited ignorance as driving the ban’s end. Ann Matthews notes that the quote suggests awareness of cultural exchange influencing policy shifts.
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