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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1971
Page
2
Editorial views city planners and council should create a Golden Ager section in Medina's zoning and housing codes to permit variances for elderly residents. The piece argues seniors on fixed incomes are priced out and deserve the right to remain in their hometown.
An opinion piece notes the F-14's estimated per unit cost rising from 12.7 million to 16.6 million when including R and D and production. The writer argues defense spending has grown beyond reason and urges outlawing war as policy, while acknowledging the need for national security.
A husband wife team presents a psychiatric study of Ernest Hemingway based on his writings and behavior. They align with readers who see excessive masculine preoccupation in his works and argue his identity battles shaped his life. The analysis by Dr. Irvin D. Yalom and Dr. Marilyn Yalom questions his lasting impact.
In a reader letter, the writer urges caution before condemning those resisting government mandated school busing. They cite fears of crime and moral concerns, invoke biblical passages, and question whether parental religious grounds should determine with whom children associate in education.
A reader urges support for H.R. 668 to ban charges for interexchange calls within a county to ease replying to classifieds. The letter stresses convenience and consumer fairness.
Washington columnist Ralph de Toledano argues that a new scientific orthodoxy silences dissent. He cites William Shockley and Immanuel Velikovsky to claim the scientific establishment pursues dogma over inquiry and warns of politics invading science.
Charles Bartlett outlines Nixon's push to widen reform beyond Congress in January. The president leans toward a value added tax despite criticism, and to tax incentives to boost private research for consumer products, aiming to create jobs and restore export balance amid fiscal tensions.
Dick West jokes that South Vietnam fields only one presidential candidate while the United States has many. He suggests exporting U S candidates to Vietnam to brace for the New Hampshire primary, while noting President Thieu appears set to win reelection.
Ralph Nader introduces America Inc and Minty Cohen critique corporate ownership of the U.S. James Herdon surveys middle class suburbia youth with Huckleberry Finn tone. Bill Surface’s The Hollow probes Appalachia. Marguerite Willard Beeker explores jealousy as a driver of misery and martyrdom.
Meuriel Gardner presents Freud's famous Wolf Man case in The Wolfman translated from works written during his life. The Russian landowner's son grew up amid czarist court wealth, traveled, and faced inner turmoil before a renowned psychoanalytic case. Headlines note our weekly library picks.
Medina Countians are advised of contact addresses for their state and federal representatives. United States senators Saxbe and Taft have offices in Washington, as does Rep Mosher in the Rayburn Building. Ohio official Batchelder and Sen Leedy are listed in Columbus, with local Medina and Wooster mailing addresses provided for direct correspondence.
Medina County Gazette lists publication details including frequency, address at 885 West Liberty Street Medina Ohio 44256 and Medina area telephone numbers 725 4166 and 225 3177. It shows subscription rates 26.00 annually 13.00 half year 14.40 serviceman and college student and staff names Arthur Hudnutt Mike Dungjen Stuart Borden.
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