We Stand Cditorial Views its Part Of The Game
The editorial defends journalistic independence endorses underdogs in sheriff and prosecutor contests and congratulates winners. It notes health levy support, calls for county leadership overhaul for parks, urges voter registration and participation on November 7. The paper pledges cooperation with elected officials and promises continued informed reporting.
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Sheriff
Norman Stuart
Roger Ingraham
Ingraham
Stuart
Thomas van Meter
Talks in Paris Resume Amid Intensifying Vietnam War
As Le Duc Tho returns to Paris for renewed negotiations, fighting in Vietnam escalates. Hanoi remains fixed on conditions including an unconditional bombing halt, complete withdrawal, and Thieu’s resignation, while denying the invasion label. Talks resume, seen as a hopeful sign despite stalemates.
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Paris
Jawaharlal Nehru
le Duc Tho
Vietnam
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
J Edgar Hoover A portrait of a life devoted to duty
Ralph de Toledano portrays John Edgar Hoover as a powerful yet principled FBI director who built the bureau into a premier law enforcement instrument. The piece highlights Hoover's Calvinist ethics, relentless discipline, loyalty to colleagues, and personal humanity, ending with a respectful tribute to a man who died in service.
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John Edgar Hoover
Washington
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
The
Bureau
J. Edgar Hoover
America
Plains
Nixon Tough Talk Shifts Style With Congress
President Nixon defies Congress in blunt remarks urging action on key bills including busing and welfare reform. He signals a tougher approach while aides denounce Senate Finance Committee versions and eyes the 1972 campaign against a divided Democratic Party with McGovern as a polarizing figure.
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Washington
Texas
Nixon
Congress
John Connally
White House
Elliot Richardson
James Hodgson
Senate Finance Committee
House
Senate
George McGovern
eGovern
National Party
McGovern
Barry Goldwater
Seo
Mr. Nixon
Resident Fights Grafton Hadcock Road Paving Plan
John F Sullivan of Brunswick Ohio letters the GAZETTE page opposing a Grafton Hadcock Road paving project He argues road use and safety concerns justify a shared assessment while others bear the cost He notes Ulrich on Hudak Drive supports the plan but should pay as others do.
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John Ulrich
Ulrich
Grafton- Hadcock
Grafton Road
Snow melts, reveals roadside junk in aftermath
The piece laments snow's retreat exposing debris along streets and parks. It warns disposal remains a serious waste problem as many Americans, though tidy at home, shed sloppiness in public spaces, hoping spring brings cleaner roads without more junk.
Air Cushions Pass Test After Human Error Found
Government test crash shows inflatable restraints work when two wires misconnected caused failure. Volpe says system itself is valid and urges strict quality control as lives depend on reliable deployment. Apollo program cited to illustrate human error risks in complex assemblies.
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Tme
John A. Volpe
Volpe
Medina County Gazette publication details and staff
The Medina County Gazette lists its publication details including daily schedule excluding Sundays and holidays, address at 885 West Liberty Street Medina Ohio 44256, and mailing information. It also lists rates for mail subscriptions, serviceman and college student rates, and key staff such as Publisher Arthur D Hudnutt Wing Editor Mike cunesen and General Manager Stuart A Borden with a Medina telephone contact.
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Medina County Gazette
Medina County Publications Inc
West Liberty Street
Dina
Medina
Arthur D. Hudnutt
Mike Cunesen
Stuart A. Borden
Telephone
Eggs And The Senators A Lighter Side
Dick West imagines a reform plan to prop up the egg market by reducing hen laying through a playful, nontechnical idea. He jokes that mass poultrycide would be political poison but suggests a feed additive to curb egg production, calling it Layoff or Delay to lift egg prices.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Colonel Sanders
Pappy Parker
Agriculture
Earl Butz
Wedded Grads Denied Buckeye Diploma Rights
A Buckeye School District issue prompts calls for public opinion on allowing married students to wear caps and gowns at graduation. The school board meets May 9 and invites residents to share views with Mr. Bogart or board members to remedy perceived injustice.
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Buckeye
Bogart
Buckeye School
Indecision on Peace Corps Editorial Aids Budget Action
H Blatchford of ACTION Washington credits the February 28 1972 editorial Indecision on Peace Corps for highlighting the budget crisis facing the Peace Corps. He notes Nixon's transfer of foreign aid funds preserves volunteers and praises supporters for encouraging service through volunteer programs.
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Peace Corps
Nixon
H. Blatchford
Action
Washington, D.C
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John Adamsky
Neil Gray
James Foreman
Charles Mosher
Medina County
Ralph de Toledano
Caesar
Hoover
Henry Thoreau
Charles Bartlett
Niagara Falls
Vive
Dick West
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