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Newspaper

The Gazette

Location

Medina, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1971

Page

2

Lions Eye Clinic baseball fundraiser for Cleveland project

Editorial urges support for the Lions Eye Clinic at St. Vincent's Charity Hospital with a Sept. 12 baseball game featuring the Indians and the Yankees. District 13C has bought the stadium, and proceeds fund eye care for the needy in Northern Ohio. Tickets are sold at local shops and banks, with posters promoting orders.

Lions Clubs Louisville San Francisco Santa Barbara Calif International Association of Lions Clubs Cleveland St. Vincent’s Charity Hospital Ohio Lions Eye Medina County Lions Lions Indians New York Yankees Medina Countians Eye Clinic Bill Hogue Field Akron Savings & Loan Medina Radio and TV District 13C Sal LoBosco The Lions Eye Clinic, Inc

Patrol’s Loss: Sgt Stan Umpleby Leaves Ohio Patrol

The Ohio State Highway Patrol veteran Sgt Stan Umpleby resigns to join Lance & Co in Medina. Lt Kenneth Dukes calls him exceptional and hard to replace, noting his courtesy, firmness, and future in law enforcement. His father is a retired patrol captain and Reynoldsburg police chief.

Stan Umpleby Ohio State Highway Patrol Medina Lance & Co Kenneth Dukes Ampleby Reynoldsburg Dukes

Cornell Team Applies Aerial Photo Methods To Mars Study

A Cornell team led by Carl Sagan uses aerial photography techniques on Mariner 6 and 7 images to infer Mars surface features. Belcher identifies glacial moraine like Earth and desert dune regions, showing cross disciplinary methods advance planetary knowledge despite limited resolution.

Mars Cornell University Mariner 6 Mariner 7 Earth Carl Sagan Cornell Laboratory For Planetary Studies Donald J. Belcher Center For Aerial Photographic Studies South Polar Belcher Great Lakes North Africa

Labor Day critique questions Big Labor’s role in free society

Ralph de Toledano argues on Labor Day that Big Labor wields vast political power with a billion dollar income and uses union dues to influence elections. He cites compulsory unionism, inflation, trade decline, and press calls for free association, noting California grape pickers forced into union ranks amid boycotts.

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Consistency in Nixon Diplomacy Faces Skepticism and Labor Debate

Observers question whether Nixon’s foreign policy gains in China and Berlin will endure. Skeptics warn of a retreat mindset driving concessions for election optics, with added concern over Taiwan, Vietnam, and a push for withdrawal from Europe. The piece also attacks compulsory unionism and Big Labor’s influence amid economic peril.

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Letters Discuss Tax Proposals and Local Meetings

Readers commend editorial on civic engagement and discuss the impact of income and sales taxes. Anna Marie Bradfute urges tax plans based on ability to pay, noting effects on low income families. A state senator reflects on the dilemma and the need for more funds, while Liverpool Two thanks contributors for Valley City Street Fair success.

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Plant Sitter Gains Steam In Urban Homes

Washington dispatch notes growing interest in plant sitting as a service for travelers and busy couples. Experts cite constant companionship benefits for house plants and suggest pets increasingly replaced by plant adoption in urban living, with examples like frangipani and venus flytraps.

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