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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1973
Page
2
From Where We Stand argues recurring arrest and bail cycles harm public safety. Attorney General Kleindienst cites cases of repeated bail releases and delays due to defense tactics as evidence of systemic abuse. He urges prosecutor reform and decisive action to restore justice as a cornerstone of American democracy.
The article notes the last presidential election had the lowest turnout in 50 years, compares 1920 and 1972 participation, and cites international examples with compulsory registration. It discusses postcard registration, fraud concerns, mobility, and argues for turnout that is higher and more informed.
After a Supreme Court ruling deeming capital punishment unconstitutional, a nationwide revival gains traction. President Nixon urges Congress to restore federal death penalties and governors in California New York consider harsher penalties for organized crime and killings of officers.
A humorous letter argues that assigning a wage to domestic labor ignores a man's paid job. It lists weekly values for common husband duties and concludes the total would still leave money for celebration of Women’s Lib, highlighting gender role tensions.
Take stock in America. Bonds are a safe way to save. Medina County Gazette is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Medina County Publications Inc. Rates and mailing details listed. Publisher Arthur D. Hudnutt, Editor Mike Bungsen, General Manager Stuart A. Borden. Medina Ohio.
Foreign News Analyst Phil Newsom notes a softer stance toward Taiwan by mainland China as de facto unification rhetoric replaces open threats. Taiwan sustains growth with 1972 GDP rising near 11.4 percent and $1.5 billion in reserves while Japan withdraws recognition. Chiang Ching-kuo consolidates power as Premier amid U.S. troop withdrawals and potential license production of F-5E fighters.
Washington window column reviews the Coalition for a Democratic Majority report on delegate selection reform. It opposes quotas as undemocratic and argues for open elections where groups organize for participation. It supports restoring ex officio status to incumbent governors and rejects automatic delegate appointments. Co-chairs are Rep. James F. O'Hara and Richard Schifter.
Dick West notes the shift from viable to ongoing in federal jargon as tourists and locals observe how terms rise and fall. He cites examples like profile and ongoing programs, noting changes in usage and meaning in government speak. The column hints at a May return after vacation.
UPI reports two core NYSE listed firms and many others repurchased close to five million shares in recent months. Reasons vary from signaling bargain pricing to treasury use for acquisitions or employee plans, with tax and voting implications often shaping the move.
To the Editor a reader warns voters to be wary of the city income tax proposal and suggests voting yes due to how the measure is worded.
A resident says they lost a purse on Sleepy Hollow Road to Byron Ave on Friday April 27 and later found the wallet and cards returned but $183 cash missing. The letter targets a driver in a white 1968 Plymouth who supposedly left the item in a mailbox and asks for restitution.
The Gazette states letters to the editor must include a writer’s phone number name and address for verification. It will not publish the phone number or withhold the name and address only for good reason when asked.
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