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Newspaper

The Gazette

Location

Medina, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1972

Page

2

Dwindling Energy Sources Warned By Editorial Voice

The Elyria Chronicle Telegram argues that a curtailment of natural gas to new homes signals broader energy shortages. It urges rapid governmental action to expand all domestic energy sources, speed up exploration, and avoid hampering a housing boom while supporting alternative fuels and imports.

Elyria Chronicle- Telegram Alaska United States Electric Atomic Columbia Gas Company Ohio Canada Elyria

Nixon China policy row spurs debate over Peking trip

Ralph de Toledano argues the Nixon Chou communique cites no new US policy on Taiwan and that Nixon bartered nothing. He criticizes press for overreaction, notes the Beijing visit aimed to deter a Sino Soviet clash and avoid a Munich moment.

Washington Post Nixon Taiwan China North Vietnam Peking United States Liza Doolittle Europe Asia Neville Chamberlain Hitler Nixon-Chou Moscow Washington New York Kremlin Munich

Capital spending by U.S. business tops 90 billion in 1972

McGraw Hill findings show American firms plan 90.75 billion dollars for plant and equipment in 1972, up 11 percent from 1971. Nonmanufacturing sectors led the rise, notably communications and electric utilities, with retailers boosting investment to expand outlets. The report links higher capex to renewed business confidence and anticipated employment gains.

McGraw-Hill Publications Douglas Greenwald The Business Publishers McGraw-Hill

Open House honors 80th birthday at Sidney Fenn School

Letters thank the community for warm greetings and school support. Messages praised Sidney Fenn School facilities and decorations while students' birthday cards brought joy. The Gazette received thanks for coverage and kindness in publicizing the event and play Hans Brinker.

Sidney Fenn School Wesley Florian Fenn School Sidney Fenn The Gazette Doris Abeling Neysa Stroup Medina

Dairy Coops Demand 14 Percent Milk Price Support Rise

Three large dairy cooperatives led by Associated Milk Producers Inc, Dairymen Inc, and Mid-America Dairymen call on the administration to raise milk price supports to 90 percent of parity or 5.61 per hundredweight for the year starting April 1 1972, arguing higher prices avert production cuts and claim surpluses will not grow. They acknowledge higher consumer prices but label them affordable.

Washington UPI Associated Nixon Agriculture Department Co-Ops Ae Ee Ce National Milk Producers Federation Ioe Group Iysigetd

Residents question Brunswick recreation levy and road upkeep

In a letter to the editor a Brunswick resident argues against the recreation levy citing personal income, high taxes, and inadequate roads. He calls for road repairs and better ditch maintenance before new levies, noting issues with lack of street lights sidewalks and noise from neighboring dog kennels.

Pot market kept off market through farm program idea

Dick West argues the United States should treat drug abuse as an agriculture problem rather than a police one. He notes Turkey's opium buyout with U S subsidies could curb heroin inflow and suggests expanding similar farm incentives to keep opium off American markets.

Washington UPI United States U.S. Department of Agriculture America Turkey U.S State Department Deca

Medina County Gazette Contact and Rates Notice

The Medina County Gazette lists the publisher and staff, the Medina address at 885 West Liberty Street, and mailing details. Rates shown include 12 months $26.00, 6 months $13.00, and serviceman and college student $14.40 per year, with a 60 cent weekly carrier rate.

Medina County Gazette Medina County Publications Inc West Liberty Street Medina Medina, O Arthur D. Hudnutt Mike Dungien Stuart A. Borden Telephone Brunswick

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