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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1975
Page
4
Joseph H. Hawley, Hartford Press editor and former Connecticut governor, delivered a banquet talk on December 22, 1875, urging editors to judge fairly while condemning wrong. He defends partisan effort to defend the republic and warns against cynical public life, stressing upholding true ideals amid criticism.
Supporters describe a 3.5 million bond to acquire property and remodel Brunswick schools. An estimated 3.76 mills over 22 years would fund debt retirement, with projections that higher property values could reduce taxes while expanding facilities. Voters are urged to approve to relieve overcrowding and improve operations.
A discussion on foreign bribes by U S companies cites cases including United Brands in Honduras and Gulf Oil in Peru. The piece urges clear national policy, stronger SEC enforcement, and a ban on foreign bribery to uphold integrity and U S leadership.
A suggestion promotes wholesome programming suitable for family viewing. It also questions the value of shared family TV time and proposes an hour when the family does not watch together.
columnist Jim Fiebig argues the Mayaguez incident does not prove a new American international posture. He condemns Cambodian actions, laments leadership weakness, and warns the test will come if a larger power challenges U S interests again.
Washington analyst Charles E. Flinner surveys how labor, government, and business clash over full employment goals. He notes Dunlop seeks sustainable expansion avoiding inflation, while Meany pushes job creation with finance ideas, and Humphrey/Javits urge long range planning and government involvement.
Rates listed for single copy 15 cents and carrier 70 cents weekly. Mail subscriptions in advance: 12 months 36.40, 6 months 18.20, service men 18.20 per year, college students 12.00 per year.
The hours cover timely general interest pieces. Letters should be brief under 300 words and signed with name and address though names may be withheld. The publisher may refuse libelous or tasteless content and edit lengthy extraneous material. Writers should express opinions freely but maintain good taste.
Letter to the editor questions the Medina County sewerage expansion in Sewer District 500. It argues costs reach 43 million, warns federal grants are not gifts, and calls for reexamining all approaches, including land application sludge reuse and a possible Valley City plant.
A Medina County JVS third period government class expresses opinions on school rules. They argue adults are treated as such when mature, note policy on absences and fees, and praise open faculty rapport and flexible schedules.
Disabled American Veterans Post 72 outlines summer meetings at the Veterans Service office beside the county jail and monthly gatherings at the Joint Vocational School. The group assists Medina County disabled veterans with ratings claims hospitalization and other benefits. Members include World War II Korea and Vietnam veterans who follow the veteran's golden rule and offer listening support.
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