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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1972
Page
2
The Family Guidance Clinic advocates forming a county wide drug abuse clinic and deserves support. It warns against law enforcement handling family drug problems and urges cooperation among agencies while directing educational efforts to qualified professionals. The piece promotes the Clinic as a potential catalyst for progress in Medina County.
Wallace argues the public rejects government interference and urges a people centered approach. He criticizes the Democratic party as out of touch with workers and businesspeople while weighing a potential third party or independent run and questioning whether he would back the party nominee.
The National Association of Blue Shield Plans finds 2 percent of 279000 physicians overcharge patients and notes overutilization with excessive tests visits and injections. It reports $40 million in unpaid charges and $25 million recouped or refused, totaling $623 million in overcharges and unnecessary services in 1971. It cites SSA data showing physician income rising 7.8 percent in 1969 to a median $40 550, urging the profession to reform.
A Brunswick reader objects to a proposed million dollar Youth Center and rising taxes. The writer criticizes prior spending, demands visible improvements like a pool and tennis courts, and urges leaders to curb spending, fix the square, and focus on core services while honoring the adage not to spend what cannot be afforded. The letter defends youth while urging practical use of funds and road maintenance.
Arch Booth argues against FTC calls to reduce cereal brand choices and force prices, saying competition drives lower costs and most brands fail. He contends regulators overstep, favoring their own judgments over consumer preferences and may extend beyond cereals.
White House signs point to Richard Kleindienst's possible withdrawal as Attorney General due to controversial ITT testimony. President Nixon weighs replacement options like L Patrick Gray, amid internal friction with John Mitchell and top aides, as pre election strategy clashes with broader political ethics concerns.
Transamerica Corp, a $3.5 billion firm, expands as a multimarket services company led by president John R. Beckett. He cites services overtaking goods in growth, while United Artists remains a swing factor in profits. 1971 net income rose then fell. 1972 outlook hinges on reduced film losses and two key releases Diamonds Are Forever and Fiddler on the Roof.
Dr. J. W. McFarland promotes a five day plan to quit smoking starting on a relaxing day. The guide urges consulting a doctor for diet concerns and emphasizes persistence, noting weight control comes later and wishing readers good luck from Ann Matthews.
The Medina County Gazette details its publication as a daily except Sundays and holidays. It lists staff including Arthur D. Hudabi as publisher, Mike Dungsten as managing editor, and Stuart A. Borden as general manager, with contact numbers for Medina and Brunswick.
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