Medina County schools gain minimum state aid. Brunswick leads
Medina County eight districts receive the state minimum 10 percent aid after a 38 percent property valuation rise. Brunswick stands out with a 31 percent increase, adding about 1.3 million of the 1.9 million total countywide boost. The JVS also gains separate aid, while other districts rely on inside millage and new development to lift local revenues.
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Pam Hall
Medina
Medina County
State Foundation
Brunswick
Joint Vocational School
Charles
Hawley
Smith
Medina planners reject 17 acre rezoning in Ward Three
Several hundred residents protested a proposed rezoning from R-1 to C-4 for a 17 acre site on Wadsworth Road near Twin Oaks Boulevard. The Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously rejected the request by Tom Merryweather, with one member absent. The outcome could go to City Council for a final decision.
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Planning and Zoning Commission
Tom Merryweather
Merryweather
Wadsworth Road
Twin Oaks Boulevard
Heritage Elementary School
John Gressler
Guilford Blvd
Kent State University
Ward Three
Reserve
Lake Medina
Rt. 18
Medina Two
City Commission
Whitson Commercial
Montville Two
Planed Forestview Estates Kept Alive Despite School Site Doubts
Medina city planners approved the Forestview Estates subdivision and 600 plus units while rejecting the proposed school site as inadequate. The Planning and Zoning Commission reversed a June decision, pending Board of Education agreement, as chairman Bill Evans pressed district officials for formal consent.
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Carol Biliczky
Medina
Forestview Estates
Planning and Zoning Commission
Medina Two
Gerl Construction Co
Euclid
Commission
Board of Education
Bill Evans
Robert Spence
Dale McMarlin
Medina Leader Accepts Chichester Superintendent Post
Former Medina Schools Superintendent John Kaczenski has accepted a $39,800 a year post as superintendent of the Chichester School District in Pennsylvania. He will sign a three year contract and begin duties immediately. The district, 20 miles southwest of Philadelphia, serves about 4,500 students and features a new athletic facility with a pool.
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Medina
John Kaczenski
Chichester
Kaczenski
Philadelphia
Cleveland Mayor Kucinich Faces Dual Recall Setbacks
Cleveland mayor Dennis J. Kucinich, 31, sees recall momentum stall as both The Plain Dealer and The Press endorse removing him. If recalled, an acting mayor would be appointed and elections held within 120 days amid a petition drive that collected 39,000 signatures.
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UPI
Dennis J. Kucinich
the Plain Dealer
the Press
Kucinich
The
Plain Dealer
Richard Hongisto
San Francisco County
Calif
Hongis
Rainy Medina County Fair draws big crowd
About 21 466 people attended the Medina County Fair Thursday despite rain and mud. Three day attendance reached 69 882, slightly below last year. Harness races were delayed to 9 p.m. with a $9 667 handle and strong Senior Citizens Day turnout. 4-H livestock auction highlighted the day.
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Medina
Medina County Fairgrounds
Paul Swaglery
Fairgrounds
Swagler
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