Life and Legacy of Robert Detwiler Remembered
Editorial views mourn the loss of Robert Detwiler a 46 year old Seville and Medina County leader who died watching Cloverleaf High School players vs Medina Bees. WWII veteran postmaster and Seville volunteer he served VFW civic groups church and youth programs leaving a legacy of service and devotion to community and country. His family and friends honor a life of civic engagement and faith.
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Seville
Medina County
Robert Detwiler
Bob Jr
Medina
Lions’ Club
Seville United
Nixon Pushes Bipartisan Support In Address On Economic Plan
President Nixon delivered a televised joint session speech urging bipartisan backing for measures to curb inflation and revitalize the economy. He linked the program to a broader goal of a strong peacetime economy post Vietnam, while noting legacies of war such as military cutbacks and living costs. The speech framed next steps for wage and price controls and left labor and management to define voluntary anti inflation guidelines, while outlining the magnitude of national economic problems.
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Nixon
Congress
Vietnam
Poor voice for the poor in anti poverty programs
The article discusses Phillip V. Sanchez new director of the Office of Economic Opportunity and his plan to give low income people a real chance to speak. It questions how much influence the poor will have and what actions will follow their input.
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Office of Economic Opportunity
Phillip V. Sanchez
Sanchez
Sen
Two Neighborhood Mothers Reconcile Across Faith Lines
An atheist and a Quaker mother, estranged for over 20 years, mend ties over a tiddlywinks visit and tea. After cautious progress and light conversation, they share a moment of possible church attendance, prompting surprise and skepticism from their children and neighbors. Jim Fiebig.
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God
Jim Fiebig
Nader Center Defies IRS Forms and Ethics Questions
Ralph Nader’s Center for the Study of Responsive Law faces scrutiny over Form 990 A Part II filings and possible conflicts of interest involving counsel and an aide who served a congressman. IRS notes repeated difficulty locating the 1970 return and a 1969 copy lacks proper dating, raising questions about finances and legislative advocacy.
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Ralph Nader
Nader
Center For the Study of Responsive Law
Mr. Nader
Washington
Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Philip Burton
Dem
Cal
Gary Sellers
House
Burton
Certified Public Accountant
Fifty Years of Federal Retirement Law Recalled
Washington reports mark the 50th anniversary of the federal retirement system. Early retirees were aged 80 to 93, with about 4,000 joining the program. First pensioners included John C. Hesse and Edwin B. Simonds, as beneficiaries rose to 850,000 annuitants generating about $2 billion yearly. The system now spans 12,000 annuitants in 90 countries.
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Jonathan Edwards
Washington
CPS
John C. Hesse
War Department
Edwin B. Simonds
Bureau of Pensions
Louisa Schermerhorn
Albert Ashendon
Minneapolis Post Office
Mark Thrash
National Park Service
Tennessee
Ireland
Thank you note to Gazette for homeless pups article
A reader thanks The Gazette and Helen Fry for a story about stray puppies found by their family. Dozens called with concern for the orphans and learn the dogs wandered from a nearby home. The former owner was found, and all puppies found homes.
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The
Gazette
Helen Fry
Letters to the Editor Policy on Contact Details
The Gazette states all letters require the writer’s phone number name and address but will not publish the phone number or withhold the name and address if requested. It notes the telephone number is needed to verify letters.
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Gazette
Medina County Gazette notice page line entries
Publication details for Medina County Gazette listing frequency, publisher and staff, address, mailing policy, and subscription rates. Includes prices for 12 months 26 dollars 6 months 13 dollars serviceman and student rate 14.40. Contact numbers Medina and Brunswick shown.
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Medina County Gazette
Medina County Publications Inc
West Liberty Street
Medina
Arthur D. Hudnutt
Mike Dungjen
Stuart A. Borden
Brunswick
Verbal Gastronomy Links Words to Tasty Metaphor
UPI humor columns note Treasury Secretary Connally admitting to eating words and feature cookbook spoof Verbal Gastronomy by Julia Munchgale The Syntactical Chef with recipes like congealed hyperbole and minced words offering light satire on political language and rhetoric strengths and weaknesses.
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Washington
UPI
Treasury
John B. Connally
Connally
Julia Mundhgale
Medina-Brunswick Football Game Parking Request
A reader notes the Medina Brunswick game will be in Medina with thousands of Brunswick fans visiting and asks for proper parking facilities. They request a dry field in case of rain and send regards to last year’s reporter.
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Medina-Brunswick
Medina
Brunswick
Let’s Fix Branch Road A Call To Trustees
A Branch Road resident urges Medina area officials to resurfacing from 24 to the railroad tracks noting rough conditions risk to vehicles. The writer criticizes cold mix patches and gravel road quality while highlighting local tax dollars and Burke’s Greenhouses. The letter calls for fair treatment and decisive action.
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York Two
Smith Road
Branch Road
Lake Dawn
Burke
Medina
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