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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1973
Page
4
The FAA forecasts air travel will more than double this decade reaching 524 million passengers annually by 1984 including 460 million domestic and overseas travelers. It calls for about 3 600 aircraft and notes jumbo jets will hold 80 percent of seats as Congress weighs civilian use of military airports.
The Pentagon plans to close or resize 274 bases across 30 states the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico cutting 16 000 military and 26 000 civilian jobs while saving 375 million dollars yearly. The Boston Navy Yard is among those closed drawing Republican protests and calls for nonpolitical action.
Ralph de Toledano analyzes Egypt under President Anwar Sadat, accusing a corrupt bureaucracy of pillaging state funds, boosting salaries for officials, and enabling illicit luxury trade. He notes widespread embezzlement, favored appointments for the 1,000 officers group, and discord over the lavish palace becoming his office amid student strikes and anti-government sentiment.
Charles Bartlett reviews Sihanouk’s new book My War with the CIA and assesses Lon Nol’s NPC council aims in Cambodia. He argues Sihanouk remains cautious about coalitions, favors neutrality with nuance, and hopes a negotiated settlement may emerge despite heavy U.S., Soviet, and regional pressures.
William R. Harvey argues against opponents by claiming a state lottery reduces taxes by keeping dollars in Ohio and notes lottery proceeds divide into prizes, stake income, and administration. He warns of fraud risk, increased crime, and tax evasion via illegal numbers games, urging a yes vote on Issue No. 1.
Researchers estimate 70 000 to 80 000 youths ages 15 to 24 will attempt suicide next year with 3 500 to 4 000 likely to succeed. Los Angeles County notes youth suicide rates rising. experts urge recognition, trust, and prevention programs. Child welfare and mental health groups run prevention centers and advocate early help.
Medina County Publications Inc publishes the Medina County Gazette with a daily edition from West Liberty Street Medina Ohio. The notice lists rates for single copies mail subscriptions and carrier delivery, and credits staff including managing editor Dungien Stuart A. Bor Brunswick and publisher Arthur D. Hudnutt with a Brunswick contact line.
Washington notes show White House staff and aides avoiding any link to Watergate. A minor functionary jokes about Watergate misunderstandings while pundits debate the case’s impact on the political system, framing it as vaudeville-level absurdity.
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