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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1978
Page
4
The editorial urges a yes vote on State Issue 1 to simplify initiative motions. It explains changes to ballot language rules, petition signatures, and publication requirements, arguing they reduce complexity, curb misinterpretation, and lower election costs.
William P. Lear, who died at 75 from leukemia, fled school, joined the Navy, and built a legacy across radios and aviation. His jet for private use faced ridicule, yet 800 Lear Jets fly today. He proved invention can defy corporate thinking and urged youth to persevere despite doubt.
The Parti Quebecois announced a seven city swing through the Midwest, California, and the South to inform Americans about Quebec's political and economic situation. REAL BERCIER will lead the delegation to appeal to business communities, aiming to boost investment amid separatist tensions.
The Ohio 1978 primary scene features Lt. Gov. Richard Celeste touring eight cities with 15000 leaflets attacking Gov. Rhodes over license plates by mail. Campaign finance and support details show Rhodes near $800000 raised for a likely general election clash with Celeste, while rival Anthony Celebrezze gains labor backing. Auditor Thomas Ferguson releases clean reports on key agencies, though partisan tensions linger.
The piece surveys why some men favor bow ties over four in hand, citing views from George F. Will and Alan L. Otten. It recounts anecdotes from Otis Pike and G. Mennen Williams, says bows protect shirts from spills, and notes fashion industry influence and personal comfort as motives for bow tie devotion.
A letter urges Highland voters to support an 8 mill operating levy on the June 6 ballot. It argues higher taxes in other states fund better schools, recounts district improvements, and warns substandard budgets threaten college admissions and building upkeep. The Highland Levy Committee stresses curriculum, building maintenance, and avoiding closures.
Residents appeal to vote yes on the Buckeye levy to fund ongoing school operation. The measure promises classroom equipment textbooks and teachers to maintain average class sizes at Buckeye Junior High School on June 6.
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