Public bodies urged to share agendas in advance
Editorial urges open meetings and advance agendas, praising Medina City School Board and Medina County Joint Vocational School Board for transparency. It cites Harold White’s contract, Brunswick city hall talks, and other bodies that broadcast agendas, insisting the press and public deserve timely notice.
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Supreme Court
Medina County School System Board
Harold White
Brunswick
Medina City
Medina County Joint Vocational School Board
John Kaczenski
Charles Hawley
Medina
Medina Citizens’ Advisory Committee
Medina Planning Commission
Cloverleaf School Board
Gazette
States Move to End Corporal Punishment in Schools
Only New Jersey and Massachusetts outlaw corporal punishment in schools. A New York conference formed a committee to fight the practice and establish a national information clearinghouse. NEA surveys show 65 percent of elementary and 55 percent of secondary teachers favor judicious use of physical punishment. 13 states condone it.
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New Jersey
Massachusetts
New York City
NEA
Edward Wright
Owensboro
Kentucky
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Michigan
Montana
Nevada
North Carolina
Ohio
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Vermont
Virginia
Hinckley group urges halt to Medina sewer plans
Hinckley Environmental Protectors urge Medina County Commissioners to stop all Medina Sewer District No. 300 activity in Hinckley Township. They cite rural character, private land impact, lack of public hearings, and a push for a public referendum. A May 24 meeting at Our Lady of Grace Church will address the issue and possible plan cancellation.
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Hinckley
Hinckley Township
Medina County
Hinckley Environmental Protectors
Medina
Our Lady of Grace Church
Medina County Gazette Publication Details
Medina County Gazette is a daily paper except Sundays and holidays published by Medina County Publications Inc. at 885 West Liberty Street Iia Ohio 44256. Rates include 60 cent weekly carrier, 26 dollar annual mail subscriptions, student and serviceman discounts. Editorial and management credits listed.
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Medina County Gazette
Medina County Publications Inc
West Liberty Street
Iia. O
Medina, O
Arthur D. Hudnutt
Mike Dungsten
Stuart A. Borden
Telephone
Medina
Brunswick
Prophetic Pundits Miss Nixon Haiphong Fallout
Ralph de Toledano argues that pundits overstated dangers after Nixon announced Haiphong mining and interdiction raids. He credits Nixon with strategic diplomacy raising stakes with China and the Soviet Union, while Moscow and Peking seek a favorable summit outcome amid Hanoi’s move.
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Democratic National Committee
White House
Nixon
Peking
Moscow
Haiphong
China
Soviet Union
Hanoi
Chou Enlai
Chou
Vietnam
Haiphong Harbor Mines Deepen Naval Challenge
Charles Bartlett reports that initial mining of Haiphong Harbor was light compared with recent Navy minelaying. Officials doubt any ship can reach the harbor. Soviet help with minesweepers and insurance schemes involving Lloyds affect U S investments and North Vietnamese supply lines.
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Nixon
Haiphong Harbor
North Vietnam
China
Kremlin
Haiphong
Daily Prints
Eric Sevareid
Champagne beds replace water beds in quirky trends
In a lighthearted column, Dick West jokes about shifting pad fads from water beds to oversized mattresses and now to champagne beds, recounting a failed water bed experiment and a wife demanding Dom Perignon for comfort. He notes misadventures with sultan-sized setups and the impracticality of champagne as a mattress filling.
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Washington
UPI
Sabi
Dick West
Beag
Bargaining Bill Faces Delays In House Action
A UPI report notes the farm bargaining bill championed by Rep. Sisk faces a slow road through the House Agriculture subcommittee, with action unlikely before mid to late June and possible further delays for committee votes and White House clearance. The measure would require good faith bargaining between processors and farm producer associations, a move supported by the American Farm Bureau Federation and western co ops, but opposed by canners, processors, and grain groups fearful of market disruption.
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Bernard Brenner
UPI
Washington
House Agriculture Subcommittee
Agriculture Committee
Rep
B. F. Sisk
D-Calif
American Farm Bureau Federation
Western Farm Co-Op
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Sisk
House
Thomas S. Foley
D-Wash
Agriculture Department
Richard E. Lyng
White House Office of Management and Budget
OMB
Justice Department
Federal Trade Commission
Nixon
Virginia Knauer
Foley
Paul Findley
R-Ill
American Soybean Processors Association
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