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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1972
Page
2
The article notes Republicans and Democrats jointly promote corporate employee fundraising under a federal elections law. A Public Affairs Council brochure describes privacy via a double envelope system for inner party contributions. PAC seminars in seven cities train corporate staff to solicit funds while preserving donor anonymity.
Congress adopts a resolution urging Americans to plant vegetable gardens to fight inflation save money get exercise and enjoy family gardening. Senate approved the measure and House concurred sending it to the President as war era horticultural enthusiasm resurges.
The crash test at 50 mph smashed a standard car yet the experimental vehicle remained virtually unscathed. Officials say the episode questions air bag reliability but underscores major progress in crashworthy design and potential production applications.
UPI reports rising doubts about college as a universal path to work. Government officials say only about 20 percent of future openings will require college level education. St Louis group chief D Reid Ross argues for expanded vocational and technical training aligned with evolving industry needs.
Medina County Gazette lists publication details for Medina Ohio with office address at 5 West Liberty Street and contact numbers. Rates include single copy ten cents, carrier sixty cents weekly, mail subscriptions $26 annually, $13 six months, serviceman and college student $14.40, with staff names and roles listed.
Arch Booth argues tax policy favors neither rich individuals nor corporations. He notes that 1969 and 1971 changes shifted burdens, with individuals paying far more tax relief than corporations by 1970–1973. He warns that heavy corporate taxation harms growth and jobs, reducing overall tax receipts.
Ralph de Toledano argues Nixon acts by conscience and strong military moves in Vietnam, contrasting with Humphrey and McGovern. He credits Nixon with Anglocized restraint from a global confrontation, cites An Loc defense, Kremlin leverage, and public support, while warning on rising corporate tax revenue and government spending hitting the American middle class.
A humorous column compares airline pre flight checks to selecting a spouse. It cites Dr. Gerald Albert’s Mate Selection Checklist sold for 50 cents and imagines a dialogue where would be fiancés face basic questions on suitability and readiness before marriage.
Letters from Medina County residents praise local publicity for the 1972 Rock Show and question the Fair Tax Group. They argue tax assessments depend on use and ownership and ask who the group represents and who authorized their statements.
The York Township Trustees thank everyone who helped with the April 22 road clean up. Special thanks to the men with trucks 4 H boys Mr. Kovalchik for the cafeteria use and to Mrs. Morlock Sullivan and Ehrman for lunch. York Township Trustees Ehrman Theodore Hoddinott Leslie Ziegler.
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