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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1971
Page
2
Ralph Granger was Medina County engineer who opposed red tape and budget waste. Colleagues praised his conscientious service and common sense, noting his untimely death last week deprives Medina County of a valuable public official.
A New York City housing project with 7500 residents tests a central pickup and pneumatic transfer to replace 700 individual bag collections at 12 sites. The plan cuts incinerators from 15 and saves about 1.35 million dollars, with two thirds funded by the federal government.
A House subcommittee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries plans hearings on seal slaughter and the killing of sea mammals including polar bears, walruses, and whales. Protests over brutal clubbing and fur uses prompt congressional scrutiny to spotlight the practices.
The First Lady questions accompanying President Nixon on the Red China trip as weeks of negotiations continue. She cites ongoing talks and the need for Henry Kissinger’s involvement, while the President urges patience and reassures her about staying behind in Washington.
Ralph de Toledano argues the Nixon Administration pursues a Janus faced Middle East policy. He claims the United States fails to back Israel with Phantom jets, instead aiding Jordan with tens of millions and shipping M 60 tanks, undermining credibility and emboldening the Soviets. Israel bears the brunt of the policy as a victim of shifting U S support.
A global effort led by SEATO, the U K, Australia and U S agencies targets cholera control in Pakistan Egypt Syria South Korea and the Soviet Union. In Dacca SEATO Lab and NIH Maryland tests pursue vaccines and oral therapies while improving water and sanitation are stressed for lasting relief.
Medina Countians may send letters to their federal and state lawmakers at specified offices in Washington Columbus Wooster and Medina. The addresses include Sen Saxbe Sen Taft Rep Mosher and Rep Batchelder plus Sen Leedy with zip codes 20000 43215 44256 and 44691 respectively.
The column surveys upcoming books and literary news. Clifford Lindsey Alderman's Blood-Red the Roses prompts debate on power in England while Celeste Whitwell is remembered. John Sack's Lieutenant Calley faces a film adaptation. John M. Dille dies at 50 after a long Life magazine career. Sophia Loren pursues Cooking with Love with serial rights sold to Ladies Home Journal.
The editor reminds contributors that letters to the editor must carry the writer’s phone number name and address though publication will withhold these details if requested. The phone number is used to verify authenticity of submissions.
A reflective piece explores love as a four letter word with varied meanings. It muses on blind love, selective affection, bees and stinging as metaphors, self serving fawning, and a pure spiritual love for nature and all living things, linking love to God.
Medina County Gazette is a daily paper published by Medina County Publications Inc. at 885 West Liberty Street Medina Ohio 44256. It notes second class mail privileges and rates for single copies and subscriptions including special rates for servicemen and college students. The staff lists Arthur D. Hudnutt publisher Mike Dungien editor and Stuart A. Borden general manager with listed telephone numbers.
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