Medina plans Regan Park improvements with new ballfield
Medina Ohio Public Properties Committee approves 79500 in park upgrades including a youth ballfield at Regan Park and 16 foot wide access road. Parking expansion to 82 spaces plus a new lot near tennis courts. Council set to vote August 28. Recreation director notes existing diamond shortage and growing demand.
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Carol Biliczky Medina
Regan Park
Bill Dunn
Public Properties Committee
Last goodbye year road to bypass risks Regan Park plans
An alternate route to a Route 18 bypass could cut through Regan Park affecting ball diamonds and a soccer field. Recreation leaders pause actions while city decides on the road. About 16 acres of the 300 acre park are developed off Weymouth Road in Ward Two. The site includes a football field four tennis courts a picnic pavilion playground nature trails and a fitness course. Construction on new facilities could start later this year and finish by 1979.
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Regan Park
Regan
Weymouth Road
House Debates Broad Tax Cut Proposals Amid Debate Rules
The Rules Committee cleared multiple administration backed and alternative tax cut plans for House debate. The $18.1 billion proposal favored lower income relief. Ways and Means would channel more to individuals in higher brackets. A slim 8-7 vote limited floor amendments and blocked changes to Social Security tax timing.
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Washington
UPI
House
Rules Committee
Joseph Fisher
D-Va
James Corman
D-Calif
Charles Vanik
Ohio
J. J. Pickle
Dtexas
Bill Archer
Texas
William Roth
R-Del
Jack Kemp
R-N.y
White House
Senate
Kucinich Wins Labor Round With Cleveland Council
Dennis Kucinich secured a bargaining victory as city mechanics ended a two day wildcat strike after a back to work order. AFL-CIO backing looms as recall vote nears with polling indicating a tight race and undecided voters. The strike halted garbage collection and street and sewer work while council leaders faced criticism amid the labor dispute.
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Robert Langeorge
Cleveland
UPI
Dennis Kucinich
Kucinich
Cleveland Afl-Cio Federation of Labor
Brunswick Sees Growth Chance for New District Leaders
Two newly appointed Brunswick administrators Hugh Zimmer and John Boyer foresee expanding student enrollment from 9,000 toward 12,000 by 1982 while preserving quality. Zimmer, 46, shifts from Ashland where red ink threatened 7.6 mill levy failure, to guide business affairs as Boyer, 33, moves from Orrville as curriculum chief.
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Don Carter
Brunswick
Hugh Zimmer
John Boyer
Zimmer and
Boyer
Zimmer
Ashland
Board of Education
Paul Keaton
Roger Stiller
Million drivers in Ohio lack basic auto insurance
More than one million Ohio motorists about one in seven licensed drivers lack liability coverage. High policy costs are blamed for uninsured driving, with 66 percent rise in Ohio auto insurance since 1971. The Ohio Insurance Institute cites 1976 accident data and notes taxpayer- funded enforcement would be costly.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Ohio Insurance Institute
John C. Winchell
Ohio Department of Highway Safety
Winchell
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