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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1971
Page
2
Editorial warns five to seven local referendums circling Medina County elections reflect a shift to citizen initiated governance. It notes a potential anti mood harming finance measures like income tax and city projects, while nonmoney rezoning questions may fare better.
A special grand jury indicted Illinois State's Atty Edward V Hanrahan and a dozen police officers over a Chicago raid in which two Black Panthers were killed. The Illinois Supreme Court ordered the sealed indictments released for court scrutiny, signaling possible justice system accountability and preventing wholesale dismissal of the case. The charges allege conspiracy to hamper prosecution of eight officers and obstruct defense of seven Panthers by destroying or falsifying evidence.
The piece argues astronauts endure rigorous, repeated training for safety and speed in hazards, while most drivers pass licensing with little professional instruction. It warns that real driving teaches only by risk, leaving many unprepared and risking injuries or death.
A witty column reflects on the Smile button fad amid postwar and economic anxieties. The author notes political figures, economic fears, and social ironies, ending with a satirical tease about a future when memories accompany this era.
Ralph de Toledano analyzes liberal establishment reactions to Nixon's New Economic Program. He argues critics attack the plan yet support it, while blaming Big Business and Big Labor, highlighting wage rises, productivity gaps, and stockholders' interests amid inflation and fading U.S. competitiveness. He notes postal unions' actions as anti freeze measures and calls for constructive debate.
Charles Bartlett analyzes labor’s stance on the wage-price freeze, noting George Meany’s cautious support and demand for fairness. He explains labor’s fear of inflation, the impact of rising wages on U.S. industry, and potential compromises like profit related standards and tax shifts to build a political bridge.
Washington dispatch notes that the American Association of Retired Persons and the National Retired Teachers Association offer services for Americans 55 and older. Founded by Dr. Ethel Percy Andrus, both groups provide insurance, health, travel, and planning resources for a modest annual or three year fee, with many units nationwide.
In a humorous column Dick West warns of an ominous surge of butterflies near San Antonio and the LBJ Ranch. He jokes about a potential uprising and compares the scene to a fictional Pentagon plot, urging readers to keep an eye out for treachery.
Medina County Gazette announces daily publication excluding Sundays and holidays. Copyright and postal information list Medina address 885 West Liberty Street Medina Ohio 44256 and subscription rates for various terms. Names of staff include Arthur D Hudnuutt publisher Mike Dungjen editor and Stuart A Borden general manager with contact numbers.
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