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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1972
Page
2
The editorial views outline a 54th Appeal to fund services for 5,000 families and 15,000 individuals in the Cleveland Diocese including Medina County. It notes rising costs and urges all Catholics and supporters to donate 24 from each wage earner to meet the goal, with volunteers across 242 parishes winding up the drive.
A NATO analysis shows Western populations rise faster than Communist states between now and 1985. Growth slack in the Soviet bloc reduces education and child care needs, eases resource pressure, but tightens the manpower pool and boosts reliance on Western tech.
A Medina County reader questions the 150000 price tag for a 112 acre tract slated for a new vocational school, suggesting better options exist and warning of future levy needs. The letter also thanks the editor for coverage of Brunswick High events and praises local volunteers.
In a letter from April 28, 1972 a writer praises the editorial and questions why a part time county prosecutor earns more than a Medina City School teacher with a master’s degree and nine years of experience. The letter notes the teacher earns 10 842 while the prosecutor’s post is quoted at 10 860.
On behalf of the Knights of Columbus the group thanks the Gazette for publicity for the Sixth Annual Dance to benefit the Society for Handicapped Children. It also thanks many people and business organizations for their generous response with signatories Dick Loyer Grand Knight and Dennis McManamon Chairman at 4606 Foote Rd Medina.
The Medina County Gazette published daily with notices of mailing, pricing, and staff. It lists Medina Ohio addresses, postal privileges, and subscription rates including 12 months for 26 dollars and student rates, plus staff names and telephone numbers.
Arch Booth argues that deductions are used across income levels and closing loopholes would not automatically lower taxes. He cites 1970 data showing many high earners used common deductions and warns that removing exemptions could raise government costs and shift burdens to state and local taxpayers. The piece emphasizes spending restraint as the sure path to lower taxes.
Ralph de Toledano argues CBS forged tapes and biased reporting to favor Fidel Castro and President Nixon in coverage. He cites CBS News president Richard Salant defending such actions and questions Paley's motives while urging equal time for critics.
The aging studies focus on Pablo Picasso, Leopold Stokowski, Pablo Casals and others still active at 90 plus. Dr. Alex Comfort notes many prominent figures remain creatively functioning, exploring whether long life and productivity come from genetics or sustained activity. He cites funding as a key factor for advancing aging research and potential cancer benefits.
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