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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1971
Page
2
Editorial honors Medina merchant Bob Gunkelman who built a half century clothing business on the south square. The store known for plain selling and no pressure will be absorbed into the renovated public square as Coland Dague and staff pass the baton.
The California Supreme Court holds that inequitable funding across districts violates the 14th Amendment equal protection. It requires states to find alternative financing to ensure equal educational opportunity, noting potential nationwide impact and likely adoption by other courts and possibly the U.S. Supreme Court.
A Mexican naturalist reports the American finfoot or sun grebe uses skin pockets under its wings to carry chicks. The male’s pouch, formed by pleats of skin and side covert feathers, warms and conceals the young while swimming or flying.
A psychologist notes parents miss early communication, here a 24 month old girl walks while mumbling sniffing and pointing to her nose. After two days of stern warnings and ignoring the behavior she sneezes up a large noodle placed in her nostril. The lesson: even tiny concerns can yield surprising outcomes.
Publication details for The Lockhorns Medina County Gate include daily publication except Sundays and holidays, Medina address, mailing rates, and staff names led by Arthur D. Hudnutt as publisher. Additional rates apply for servicemen and students, with contact numbers provided.
Ralph de Toledano analyzes Democratic reaction to President Nixon’s New Economic Policy. He argues Democrats face a lost economic issue, fear obstructionist tactics, and must weigh how to counter Nixon’s initiative while preserving public confidence and avoiding blame for an economic downturn.
Charles Bartlett surveys Nixon aides reassembling old team for 1972 election. Mitchell moves toward campaign duties while Stans faces cool treatment for fundraising. Agnew diplomacy and Rockefeller talks signal outreach to moderates and Republicans, amid party rifts and labor tensions.
Librarian notes advise preparing a resume for summer and part time work and military or college applications. A.S. Fleischman novel Chauncey and the Grand Rascal will become a screenplay. The Pentagon Papers are being translated into several European languages. interlibrary loan offered for a related title.
Edward Fitzgerald moves from literary guild leadership to BOM vice president as BOM broaden s its offerings. Tom Tyron’s The Other is in its seventh printing with 90 000 copies sold and a large newspaper ad push planned. Dartmouth College houses the first volume of poetry. microfilm copies of The Tenth Muse by Ann Bradstreet are made. Fashion Crochet by Caroline Horne proves popular with readers seeking new projects.
A brief note on the publishing section of THE BOOK WORLD, describing a mix of items and fragments meant for reader enjoyment. The text emphasizes reading varied bits and scraps within the publication.
Dick West notes a nationwide display of sacrifice as Nixon calls for shared burdens. He cites stock market gains from price controls, AFL CIO president Meany urging contract sacrifices, Mrs. Knauer buying a new car, and a surge in sacrificial purchasing across government, consumer, and import sectors.
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