From Where We Stand Editorial Calls Traffic Safety Action
The Brunswick community urges Mayor Ola to activate the Brunswick Traffic Commission and address hazardous traffic around Edwards Middle School and the Plaza Shopping Center. It recommends a traffic light and widened exits on Rt. 42, urging Plaza owners to match, to prevent a future serious accident and protect children and other drivers.
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Brunswick Traffic Commission
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Rt. 42
Not Thousands, But Millions The Mariner 9 Mars Mission
The article notes Mariner 9 covering vast distances en route to Mars and traveling about 1.5 million miles per day. It has been on the journey since late May and aims to orbit Mars by mid November. It contrasts lunar distance with Mars distance and discusses the challenges ahead for manned spaceflight.
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Mariner 9
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Moon
Earth
Red Planet
Postmaster General Aims for Next Day Mail Delivery
Blount expresses optimistic goal of next day first class mail service within cities and surrounding areas. Citizens cautious from past failures, but the plan is praised as an admirable objective and a return toward higher performance.
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Winton M. Blount
Postal Service
Senators Urge Hearings Over Federal Privacy in Training
Senator Sam J. Ervin questions federal personnel policies alleging privacy invasion through sensitivity training. He cites Department of Health Education and Welfare and Agriculture Department programs, noting attendance on personal time and probing of beliefs. He calls for hearings to uncover scope and techniques.
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Sam J. Ervin
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Agriculture Department
Ervin
In-Flight Vanity and Virtues of Air Travel
On a 600 mph 40 000 foot flight Continental touts in-flight lounges and bar as competition heats up for passenger entertainment. John seeks window seats and clouds while a stewardess invites him to the lounge as he snaps photos of a cloud bank.
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Continental Airlines
John
New York
Los Angeles
Jim Fiebig
Letters Questioning Youth Voting Mature Yet Restrictions
A reader questions why 18 to 21 year olds can serve in the military and vote in some roles yet cannot drink, own firearms, marry without parental consent, or enter contracts. He argues these youths are mature and intelligent and warns of expanding Pandora's Box if restrictions persist.
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College Town
William C. Blynn Hinckley
Medina County Gazette publication details and rates
Medina County Gazette is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Medina County Publications Inc. at 885 West Liberty Street Medina Ohio 44256. Rates include single copy 5c, weekly 60c, annual mail 26 dollars, six months 13 dollars, serviceman and college student 14.40 dollars per year. Arthur D Hudnutt is publisher with Mike Dyngien managing editor and Stuart A Borden general manager. Telephone numbers 725-4166 and 225-3177.
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Washington Street Crime Sparks Debate on Society's Role
Aleshire, 29, was shot in Washington, DC, driving home. In a public response, Philip Rutledge laments a national madness and argues society bears blame for violence, criticizing sociological excuses and calling for accountability to curb crime.
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Robert A. Aleshire
Washington, D.C
Philip J. Rutledge
Washington
Bob
United States
New Attitudes Ease Mortgage Access For Young Buyers
Boston financier J W Goss says hair style and dress no longer block home loans as lenders focus on age income employment and credit history. Investors Mortgage Insurance notes that top 20 percent high-ratio loans are insured and that saving accounts bolster credit credibility, signaling a shift in thrift industry discrimination.
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J.W. Goss
Investors Mortgage Insurance Corps of Boston
Savings and Loan
Goss
Investors Mortgage Insurance
Savings and Loan Associations
Savings and Loan Association
Letters to the Editor Require Contact Details
The Gazette demands every letters to the editor include a phone number name and address for verification. The paper will not publish the phone number and may withhold the writer’s name and address when requested.
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Hemline Freeze as Populist Anti-Inflation Remedy
Washington columnist Dick West argues that fashion trends mirror the economy and suggests a 90 day freeze on hemlines to curb inflation. He notes Nixon's policy shift and cites economists split on the idea while warning of potential market panic if hemlines rise too high.
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Librarian's Notebook Week at the Library
Michael Meyer penning Ibsen biography and Doll’s House note. Allen Fannin book on handspinning revealed with glossary. Brian Aldiss’s Shape of Future Things and Victor Boesen’s They Said It Couldn’t Be Done: The Incredible Story of Bill Lear discussed. Doctor warns on ear wax and hearing aids noted.
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Michael Meyer
Ibsen
Brian Aldiss
H.G. Wells
Bill Lear
Victor Boesen
Letters Question Non Denominational Policy Of Medina Chest
A Medina reader questions the Medina Community Chest 1972 budget item of 1000 dollars for a church social service bureau. He urges non denominational policy and equal treatment of all churches, noting others do social service work without grants. He asks for a decision on whether such grants align with Chest aims.
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Medina
Community Chest
Tom
S. Court St. Medina
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