Spencer explores emergency police aid for township
Spencer village council and township trustees will study the legality of the village police providing emergency protection to the township. Police chief Larry Schuck said 25 percent of about 2 3 calls monthly are serious and current delays with the Medina County Sheriff’s Dept. may leave scenes unattended for hours. A cost estimate for emergency-only service will be prepared, with a trial basis possible pending legal review by village solicitor John Jeandrevin at the Oct 27 meeting. The board also plans a $10,000 transfer to the road and bridge fund, pending probate court approval, and approved 100 copies of the township zoning code at $541, plus roof condition review for old fire station at $350 to $736, and a Rural Lorain County Water Authority inclusion resolution. The Kermit Billman noted about 2.3 miles of waterlines installed by RLCWA.
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Medina County Regional Planning Commission
Night of Candidate Views in New London Ohio
About 22 of 34 candidates and reps attended the Meet Your Candidate session at the American Legion Hall. Independent US Senate candidate Emma Fundaburk spoke on tax credits, job creation, and energy reform, while races for county engineer probate judge juvenile division prosecuting attorney and 72nd District House seat drew strong interest due to bridge conditions floods and budget issues.
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American Legion Hall
Emma Lila Fundaburk
Bowling Green
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House of Representatives
Ohio
Larry Heit
Urban Livengood
Ortner crash findings delayed for months in Tennessee
NORWALK The National Transportation Safety Board will not release probable cause findings for another nine or ten months as investigators continue probing the Beech craft crash that killed Andrew Ortner, 51, of Birmingham, and George F. Davidson, 63, of Wellington, near Memphis on Sept 1. The two pilots were en route to pick up automotive parts for the Lorain Ford plant and the wreckage scattered across a soybean field 400 yards from the crash site. Ortner had not renewed his FAA license this year. Another item notes a separate Oklahoma farm operation being funded under the Great Plains Conservation Program to conserve soil and water, with Verle and Mrs Brady receiving federal help.
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Paul King
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Freedom. Okla
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Great Plains
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Verle Brady
Plains States
Doctors would do it again physicians survey finds
In Chicago the AMA poll shows seven of 10 physicians would choose medicine again while two of 10 would not and one in 10 is undecided. The findings come from American Medical News, the AMA's physician newspaper.
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API
American Medical News
American Medical Association
Physicians
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