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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1972
Page
4
Editorial endorses Charles A. Mosher for Congress, praising his performance since 1960. The paper endorses his reelection citing responsiveness, diligence, and a generally sound voting record despite occasional disagreements on policy.
The Gazette endorses Earl Lautenschleger and Karl Lautenschleger for the 13th District State Board of Education. The pair, long rooted in education, bring 38 years of teaching and public service while opposing political manipulation in petitions and urging policy focus over politics.
Ralph de Toledano analyzes the Hanoi Kissinger settlement and its political meaning. He argues Nixon's hard line, leverage from China and the USSR, and threats to Haiphong led to a cease fire, with American troops in region, and elections to be internationally supervised in Vietnam.
Charles Bartlett notes Governor Milliken seeks to amend the state constitution to abolish most local school millages and replace about 1.1 billion in lost revenue with a 56 percent income tax rate increase, aiming to fix disparities in per pupil funding ahead of a Supreme Court decision.
The piece debates campaign messaging and voter information amid a national election. It weighs editors views on Nixon and McGovern, then shifts to Michigan millage tax, Proposition C and D, school finance, and potential busing impacts amid Serrano-era reforms. It highlights Milliken’s stance and labor reactions while urging state-led school funding changes.
A reader argues against labeling the state income tax a welfare bill and supports repeal. The letter defends current income tax as a revenue tool, notes welfare and public school funding figures, and asserts welfare recipients are mostly nonworkers. It urges a NO vote on the issue.
In the six candidate slate for the Ohio Supreme Court bench three share the Brown surname causing potential voter confusion. The endorsement favors Louis J. Schneider as top choice for the term beginning January 2, Paul Brown as the 1969 70 Ohio Attorney General and Robert Leach for the unexpired term ending December 31 1974.
A London night watchman finds faith in a sleeping cleaner. Faith is belief in action not idle hope, shown by courage during hard times. The piece urges perseverance and confidence in self, neighbors, and God, with a motto that morning exists somewhere.
Medina County Gazette published daily except Sundays and holidays by Medina County Publications Inc. at 885 West Liberty Street Medina Ohio rates. Single copy ten cents carrier sixty cents weekly mail in advance twelve months twenty six dollars six months thirteen dollars Serviceman and college student fourteen dollars forty cents a year Arthur D Hudnutt publisher Mike Dungjen managing editor Stuart A Borden general manager telephone Medina seven two five four one six six Brunswick two two five three one seven seven
A Brunswick reader urges restraint on development and opposes annexation of Leahey Sutherland properties in Brunswick Hills Township. The writer cites an Organic Gardening magazine on land ethics and urges voters to vote no in November to prevent further city expansion.
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