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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1972
Page
2
A Manufacturers Hanover Trust economic report by Tilford Gaines warns rising federal, state, and local taxes push middle income taxpayers into higher brackets. It argues federal tax cuts are unlikely, so governments must curb expenditures to avoid nationwide backlash against perceived reckless spending.
The visit produced a pledge to keep channels open with the United States and to expand unofficial ties in science, culture, and trade. Both sides pledged cooperation to reduce frictions, oppose Soviet hegemony, and coordinate when interests converge while Taiwan remains a delicate point.
Ruby Keeler, 61, returns to Broadway in No No Nanette, impressing audiences with a performance that suggests a full career resurgence after 30 years of retirement. She hints at retirement again after receiving Harvard Hasty Pudding Club’s woman of the year award, noting no encore is needed.
Auden said a poet’s chief duty to society is to defend the language. The observer notes his practical aim: to convey precise words freighted with meaning, offering insight into life even when obscure.
A columnist mockingly cites a British Medical Assn booklet to argue ulcers arise from personal effort, not modern living. The piece humorously contrasts American notions of ulcers as earned status with health as a stigma, ending with social commentary by Jim Fiebig.
A reader commends the hospital for outstanding nurses who provide sincere care and share patient burdens. They praise housekeeping, dietitian staff, cooks, and administrator Dave Snyder for maintaining clean rooms, nutritious meals, and overall quality during March.
Ralph de Toledano notes CBS coverage skewed toward Wallace after Florida election results. Wallace leads with 72 delegates while Muskie trails. Humphrey and Jackson receive mixed emphasis. The piece argues Florida shifts party dynamics, signals cross party reassessment, and underlines Nixon's solid Republican standing with broad implications for future primaries.
Washington analysis notes Senator Edmund Muskie risks eroding support after a Florida defeat. He must shift strategy to compete beyond primaries, potentially broaden leadership beyond aides Mitchell and Bernhard, and project a more decisive, vigorous campaign while preserving personal integrity.
Dick West satirizes muckraking in lighthearted column as ITT hearings revive the term. He riffs on the idea of muckrakers and ruckmakers with playful definitions and a tongue in cheek mock interview about licenses and misuse.
UPI reports research by the U.S. Children’s Bureau finds day care for infants and young children can be beneficial. Studies in Syracuse New Haven and North Carolina show some children in day care gain in intelligence tests while staying with comparable peers. The piece notes policy debate over President Nixon’s day care plan and vetoed child care bill.
Medina County Gazette is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Medina County Publications Inc. at 685 West Liberty Street Medina Ohio 44256. Second class mail privilege is noted. Rates include 12 months 26 dollars 6 months 13 dollars and serviceman and college student 14.40 dollars per year. Names listed include Arthur D Hudnutt publisher Mike Dungien managing editor and Stuart A Worden general manager. Telephone numbers provided: Medina 725 4166 and Brunswick 225 3177.
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