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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1971
Page
2
The editorial lauds Congress for repealing the 1950 Emergency Detention Act, noting its anti democratic police state flavor and rumors of detention without trial. It highlights the swift Senate voice vote and large House margin as a shift away from McCarthyism, and recalls detention camps authorized in 1952 and abandoned five years later.
Medical groups and law enforcement create an ambulance technician registry with a certification exam set for the end of October. Current gaps include only 11 states requiring first aid training and many ambulances driven by nonmedical personnel. The registry aims to reduce injuries and deaths before hospital care, pending local enforcement of standards.
The proposal urges mandatory drug treatment for soldiers before discharge to civilian life. Dr. Jerome H. Jaffe notes low pre-discharge treatment uptake and suggests Congress consider extending service by 30 days to allow treatment, while raising concerns over possible antagonism. Alternative is an earlier drug warning system.
The American Bar Association, with a Labor Department grant, will create a national clearing house and consult service to aid rehabilitated prisoners in securing employment. Chairman Richard J. Hughes says restrictive policies block ex-offenders from jobs and must be cleared away for public good.
Ralph de Toledano discusses a House vote to end Supreme Court limits on school prayer. He argues the debate reveals constitutional misreadings, with critics claiming insecurity in religion and defenders invoking Founding Fathers. The piece traces the shift from state to federal control and questions Supreme Court authority.
Washington notes a clash as President Allende tightens control of El Mercurio newspapers. Eduardo Frei, ex-president and critic, denounces the regime while Allende blames the paper for defending vested interests. Financial pressures, tax demands, and union pressure push toward state control.
Drive Safely Medina County Gazette lists publication details. It provides publishing house Medina County Publications Inc., 885 West Liberty Street Medina Ohio, staff names and phone numbers for contact.
Washington dispatch reports four American towns disappeared over the last decade. Government agents hint at an inside job and conspiracy, questioning how the towns were overlooked and how mail still arrives at abandoned addresses. Dick West.
Detroit UPI report advises motorists to service engines, check points, cap, distributor, battery, anti freeze, exhaust and tires for winter. It notes electronic ignition may reduce point maintenance, warns about studded tires and stresses proper alignment, brakes and fluid levels for safety and efficiency.
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