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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1975
Page
4
President Johnson faces call for a full accounting of Indochina losses. The piece criticizes the limited war doctrine, cites 55000 American deaths and 160 billion dollars, and accuses Congress and the media of pressuring the war effort and aiding Communist aims. It warns of renewed aggression if no accountability follows.
Medina County Commissioners and sanitary engineer Ken Hotz decide to divide the Sower District 500 Project into three bid sections. The change opens two sections to small local contractors who would struggle with a single large bid plus bond requirements. The move aims to boost local economy by expanding local contractor bidding opportunities.
The Ohio House voted to make permanent the 55 mph speed limit to retain federal highway funds under the Federal Highway Act of 1974. The bill keeps enforcement rules exempting non municipal tickets up to 70 mph on freeways from points, while municipal violations over 60 mph incur points.
March CPI shows a 0.3 percent increase aiding a 3.6 percent annual rate, driven by rising autos, housing and medical costs. Food prices fell seasonally, but inflation remains driven by policy, deficits, energy costs, and consumer behavior, as volume of opinions questions the war on inflation and fiscal restraint.
Lin Williams argues the United States faces a dangerous era as the old order changes. He cites Andrew Hacker's view that modern Americans prioritise personal pleasure over collective duty and questions whether large-scale social reform is possible without willingness to pay. The piece warns of rising fragmentation and potential conflict if civic bonds erode.
A UPI report frames Congress debate on funding for South Vietnam with humor about minute rice. Comedian Mark Russell quips Congress could only produce minute rice in nine days, while a Senate clash over five and eight minute preparations delays passage and delays on margarine substitutions.
Margaret and Joseph Tamele of 4737 Center Road Brunswick write to the editor opposing a proposed jetport in the Grafton Beldon area. They warn of noise pollution traffic and roadway deterioration and argue small town character should be preserved. They note Cleveland’s population decline and urge Medina Countians to share views with local politicians.
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