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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1978
Page
4
An opinion piece in The Gazette Web argues for cautious governance, warning against partisan rancor. It urges leaders to avoid creating enemies by overreach and to pursue steady, principled policy over punitive clashes.
George Wallace, aging governor and perennial presidential hopeful, appears near political retirement after a career marked by populist appeal and fierce opposition. Analysts cite a likely endgame driven by fear of defeat, health, and financial strain, while noting his enduring influence and fierce advocacy for the “little man.”
Ohio Bell and Senator Neal F. Zimmers broker a lower rate for schools under measured billing. The editorial argues the public ultimately bears higher costs through broader rate increases and government process expenses, calling this a no net gain and warning taxpayers to expect higher bills.
A column argues against OSHA and federal agencies labeling common substances as cancer risks. Dr. Robert E. Olson contends most cancers come from tobacco and diet, not workplace exposures, criticizing zero risk mandates and highlighting regulatory overreach and conflicting safety rules.
Readers are urged to locate the Beadle Bumble Fund and other missing groups listed by the Encyclopedia of Associations. Boris Weintraub notes the 12th edition cites 965 organizations with unknown addresses, urging public tips to Gale Research in Detroit.
A Medina County mother laments housing discrimination against families with children. She cites motel living, few rentals accepting multiple children, age limits, and high rates, noting many households face similar obstacles despite stable local ties.
To the Editor the writer endorses the Highland schools operating levy citing informational sessions as showing weaknesses. He notes the levy costs about 25 cents a day and argues better schools benefit all, including nonstudents, while calling for safer affordable housing for families with children and elderly and low income households.
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