Editorial urges Brunswick settle mayor case and audit fix
From our stance the Brunswick City Council should accept St Paul Insurance’s offer of 1122 and close the disallowed expenses case against former Mayor Carl Ola. The piece also calls for auditing reforms and prompt January February reports to enable final appropriations. It questions Constance Sobczak’s capability as auditor and suggests replacing her if needed.
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Brunswick
Carl Ola
Ola
St. Paul Insurance
St. Paul
Douglas Burns
O’malley
Finance Committee
Constance Sobczak
McGovern Names Donors in Campaign Disclosure
Senator George McGovern releases the names of 42 472 donors contributing 1 255 910 to his campaign in the first full year of his underdog bid. The report notes 86 donors gave 1 000 or more, including a 30 000 gift from an Ohio private school headmaster and spouse.
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George McGovern
Ohio
Hubert H. Humphrey
Democratic Party
Edmund S. Muskie
Removing The Spark From Rug Shuffling Sparks Patent End
A 1966 patent grants a copper wired carpet that prevents static discharge. The piece laments the loss of childhood rug shuffles as sparking delight fades with technology. The author notes neither inventor nor patent office bears blame, only natural progress.
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U.S. Patent Office
Montville Zoning, Taxes, and Recreation Debate
Letter writer urges retaining R-1 zoning to protect open space and water. Criticizes city hall, questions a 400000 recreation project, and links rising school costs to voter frustration. Readers urged to oppose costly plans and demand better tax value from Brunswick politicians.
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Montville
Brunswick Recreation Area Debate For City
Readers lament the poor roads and lack of snow plowing as Brunswick considers a recreation area and a possible community pool. Voters have partly funded architect plans with 42 dollars in donation boxes, seen as backing an expensive project the city may not afford.
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Brunswick
Community tensions and housing goals discussed by local resident
A Black resident replies to a Gazette piece on whether the Black Community is a powder keg. He says tensions exist but sees equal opportunity as the fuse and urges attention to housing and job obstacles without accusing Kenya of inciting trouble. Bill Inman Jr. 248 S Huntington St.
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FTC Ad Campaign Sparks Consumer Price Cloud
Ralph de Toledano critiques the Federal Trade Commission under Miles Kirkpatrick, arguing the agency uses deceptive campaigns and strong arm tactics to benefit regulation over consumers. He cites Zerex, Wonder Bread, and cereal ad practices to claim inflated prices and misrepresented data.
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Miles Kirkpatrick
Federal Trade Commission
Pennsylvania Avenue
Yale Brozen
University of Chicago
Barron’s
New York Times
Kirkpatrick
FTC
Herr Kirkpatrick
Brazen
Vertisers
Ralph Nader
Zerex
Wonder Bread
Congress
Dorns primaries proposed to boost poverty areas nationwide
Washington letter notes Rep. William J Dorn suggests regional economic commissions channel federal grants and that holding presidential primaries in hard hit areas could spur growth. The column jokes about primaries abroad, Bangladesh, and bypassing local issues while critiquing aid concepts.
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Washington
Dorn
New Hampshire
Dornian
Congress
Bangladesh
Recreation Levy Support Aimed at Brunswick Center
Patti Follansbee urges Brunswick voters to support a recreation levy citing benefits of a new center for tennis swimming and general fitness. She argues it aids youth adult recreation and high school programs while addressing health and community needs ahead of aging roads and city hall.
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Brunswick
Medina
Berea
America
Patti Follansbee
Bowling Green State Univ
Fauntroy Eyes Convention Clout From D C Primary
Washington’s Walter E. Fauntroy, a black nonvoting delegate and King ally, remains the only likely Democratic presidential hopeful in the May 2 D C primary. He seeks to control DC’s 15 convention votes to bargain with major candidates, forming a bloc with independents. The filing deadline is March 18.
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Alice Zarillo
Washington
UPI
Walter E. Fauntroy
District of Columbia
White House
Miami Beach
Fauntroy
Congress
Martin Luther King, Jr
D.C
Bruce Terris
Terris
Washington and Columbus addresses for Medina County reps
Medina Countians are told where to contact their Federal and State representatives. The notice lists Sen William A Saxbe and Sen Robert Taft in Washington and Rep Charles Mosher in Washington as well as Medina figures Rep William Batchelder and Sen Ralph Beery Jr in Columbus. It provides Medina and Mount Vernon mailing addresses and zip codes for correspondence.
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Washington
Medind County
William A. Saxbe
Senate
Robert Taft
Charles Mosher
Rayburn
Columbus
Medina
State Capitol
William Batchelder
Ralph H. Beery, Jr
of Representatives
Batchelder
Professional
West Wing
Mount Vernon
Medina County Gazette Publication Details
Medina County Gazette is published dailyexcept Sundays and holidays by Medina County Publications Inc. at 885 West Liberty Street Medina Ohio 44256 Rates include single copy ten cents and mail subscriptions 26.00 annually 13.00 half year 14.40 for servicemen and college students Publisher Arthur D Hudnutt Managing Editor Mike Dungien General Manager Stuart A Borden contact numbers Medina 7254166 Brunswick 2253177
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Medina County Publications Inc
West Liberty Street
Medina
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Arthur D. Hudnutt
Mike Dungien
Stuart A. Borden
Telephone
Brunswick
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