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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1973
Page
4
The editorial endorses Issue No 2 for eminent domain to speed environmental cleanup, Issue No 5 for municipal judge pay parity, and Issues 3 4 5 with routine corrections and legislative powers. It opposes No 1 lottery funding, supports Senate procedural changes, and assigns no objection to Senate presiding officer changes.
The piece warns that losses from bad checks approach one billion dollars annually, exceeding bank robbery losses in impact. Telecredit Inc. president Lee Aust warns checks can be forged or issued by trusted employees, forcing stores to cover costs with higher prices. Shoppers may need to show ID when paying by check to protect retailers.
Walter Ficyk praises Dorothy Moorehouse's April letter and urges Brunswick readers to vote no on May 8 against Issue No. 2 H J R 17, arguing it would let outside agencies seize property for sewers and water lines at arbitrary prices. He credits local officials Jack Johnston Ken Holtz and Mayor O Malley for helping Brunswick Youth Sports obtain park water and sewer services.
Medina County Gazette announces daily publication by Medina County Publications Inc at 885 West Liberty Medina Ohio with mail and subscription rates. The paper lists staff including Arthur D Hudnutt publisher Mike Dungien managing editor and Stuart A Borden general manager with contact numbers for Medina and Brunswick.
Ralph de Toledano notes Henry Kissinger travels to Paris to urge North Vietnam to honor the ceasefire signed recently. He warns of domestic opposition and Senate blocking aid, complicating negotiations as Nixon faces criticism and potential renewed bombing debates.
Farm representatives from 12 grain states pressed Congress for help moving millions of tons of grain stuck in elevators amid a rail car shortage. They warned the May 1 Russian sale deadline could slip as ports and handling facilities lag, with Briggs from the Association of American Railroads blaming winter derailments and port inefficiencies alongside snow.
Arch Booth argues that 1971 government expenditures outpace growth in the economy and outlines how federal, state, and local budgets absorb a large share of national income. He warns that government control over earnings will rise as budgets expand faster than GNP.
The piece parodies Washington speculation about Vice President Spiro Agnew’s absence. It lists popular theories from drugged transport to hidden notes, a walking Alaska pipeline tour, and a supposed Watergate tie in, concluding with a disclaimer about credibility.
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