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Newspaper

The Gazette

Location

Medina, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1972

Page

2

Brunswick editorial condemns emergency building plan secrecy

The Brunswick editorial blasts Mayor O'Malley and council for unveiling a $575,000 five acre Center Road site and a new city hall police building as an emergency measure to dodge a referendum. It criticizes secret planning, nontransparent use of emergency clauses, and bonding that will burden taxpayers without open discussion or votes.

Brunswick Charles O’malley Center Road O’malley Walter Hay Medina County New Courthouse

Letters to the Editor Clash Over Vietnam War and Brunswick City Hall Plan

A Kent State student activist contests Al Thomas on antiwar protests arguing U S involvement in Vietnam was misguided while urging focus on domestic problems. Another Brunswick correspondent denounces an emergency $76 000 land purchase for a $550 000 city hall, questioning process, costs, and public trust.

al Thomas Kent State University United States Brunswick Delaney

Editorial labeling for primary review announced

Reader letter critiques the Gazette May 4 1972 lead article County Parties Balanced Republican Edge Slips urging clear editorial labeling for analyses. The writer requests bold note and says future pieces should be titled Editorial or Analysis.

Gazette the Gazette New York Times Christian Science Monitor

McGovern Critics Question Core Beliefs In 1972 Race

Ralph de Toledano examines Senator George McGovern’s record and stated principles as he rises to frontrunner status. The piece notes past ties to Progressive Party lines, ambivalent positions on unionism and Taft-Hartley 14(b), and Meany’s AFL CIO scrutiny as McGovern’s campaign advances.

George McGovern Ohio Henry Jackson McGovern Henry Wallace Progressive Party Wallace United States ITT George Afl-Cio Nixon Senate George Meany Edmund Muskie

McGovern Eyes California Boost as June Primary Nears

Washington perspectives note McGovern strategists view California as key and plan a massive volunteer and calling drive to win the June 6 primary. Averell Harriman emerges as a potential son for Muskie delegates, while Fritz Mondale is a named dark horse amid concerns over tax reform and a revived value added tax debate.

McGovern Hubert Humphrey California Miami Muskie New York Averell Harriman Minnesota Fritz Mondale White House

Hospitals Inspire Reads During National Hospital Week

A librarian notes several hospital themed titles for all ages. Books include So Youre Going to the Hospital and The House of Healing detailing hospital history and procedures. Also listed are Hospital with a Heart and Danny Goes to the Hospital for children. Curious George Goes to the Hospital entertains young readers and How Hospitals Help Us offers educational insight.

James Graham House OF Healing Mary Risley Nile Tigris-Euphrates James Collier Danny Francine Chase Alice Meeker H.A. Rey George Ann Matthews

Aides to Senator Scott Learn of 96 Hour Postcard Delivery

Aides to Senator Hugh Scott report 96 hour delivery for postcards from China and alert postal officials about the timing. The note highlights potential delays in mail reaching lawmakers and seeks clarification on customs and handling procedures.

Pittsburgh Mike Mansfield Senate Hugh Scott China

Medina County Gazette publication details

Medina County Gazette published daily except Sundays and holidays by Medina County Publications Inc. at 885 West Liberty Street Medina Ohio 44256. Rates include 60 cent weekly copies and mail subscriptions 26.00 per year 13.00 for six months. Publisher Arthur D Hudnutt Managing Editor Mike Dungjen General Manager Stuart A Borden contact Medina number.

Medina County Gazette Medina County Publications Inc West Liberty Street Medina Medina, O Arthur D. Hudnutt Mike Dungjen Stuart A. Borden Generalanager Telephone Brunswick

Titan Bandwagon Sinks In Political Parable

In a WASHING'TON column, Dick West lampoons early campaign bandwagons and sinking ships. A Senate-hugging group vies for the Democratic presidential nomination, while advisers debate if the Titan bandwagon is truly riding to victory or sinking beneath the waves.

Letters to the Editor Policy Update

The Gazette states that all letters must include the writer's phone number name and address but will not publish the phone number or withhold the name and address upon request for verification purposes.

Gazette

Thank You Blood Donors From Medina County

A Medina County reader thanks six anonymous blood donors who shared the same blood type during a bloodmobile visit. The letter credits Medina Community Hospital for an adequate supply during a nighttime emergency and praises the county’s blood donation program offering free blood to residents in need.

Medina County Walter Mitty Medina Community Hospital

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