Medina weighs dam road over earthen embankment
Medina city leaders face liability concerns over a road built atop an eight year old 70 foot wide earthen dam in Forest Meadows phase 11. The Planning and Zoning Commission will review the final plat August 24 before City Council decision.
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Carol Biliczky Medina
Planning and Zoning Commission
Arnold Siegfried
Siegfried
Planning Commission
Forest Meadows
Gerspacher
Board of Zoning Appeals
Ray Maintains Innocence In King Assassination Case
James Earl Ray says he did not kill Martin Luther King Jr and was not at the scene. He told the House Assassinations Committee he was the victim of an FBI police conspiracy and blamed a mysterious figure named Raoul for the fatal shot. He faced questioning after a long confinement and claimed police and jail guards mistreated him.
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Ray
Raoul
Martin Luther King Jr
FBI
Memphis
Dr. King
Mississippi
King
Louis Stokes
Cleveland
Stokes
Lane
Medina County home coordinator role to be defined
Medina County Commissioners review guidelines for the home coordinator position as Shirley Campbell, 43, is set to replace Shirley Johnson. The case raises questions about who administers County Home operations while Joyce Farnsworth seeks to restore full duties amid a pending State Personnel Board of Review case.
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Jim Woods
Medina
Medina County
Shirley Campbell
Shirley Johnson
Miss Campbell
Doris Abeling
Joyce Farnsworth
Farnsworth
State Personnel Board of Review
John Stricker
Stricker
Abeling
William Batchelder III
Batchelder
Johnson
Oberholtzer
Mrs. Farnsworth
Elaine Stewart
Stewart
Phillip Baird
Common Pleas Court
Ninth District Court of Appeals
Akron
Cleveland Faces Belt Tightening Over Bond Debt
Cleveland officials warn of tough years as bond funds shrink and $38 million must be repaid from restricted accounts. Finance Director Joseph Tegreene cites $52 million drained since 1972, criticizing former Mayor Perk and detailing a long road to financial recovery following a tight post election report by Ernst & Ernst.
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Robert Langeorge
Cleveland
UPI
Joseph Tegreene
East & Ernst
Tegreene
Vecal
Dennis Kucinich
Kucinich
Ernst & Ernst
Perk
New York City
Standard & Poor’s
Moody's
World's largest omelet planned for Peekskill festival
Victor Eichenauer and six chefs plan a 10 000 egg omelet on September 23 at a two day food festival on the Peekskill waterfront to raise money for the Peekskill Health Center and to break the Guinness record held by Kurishoutem Belgium. He also plans to carve a Half Moon replica from 8000 pounds of ice.
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Peekskill, N.Y
UPI
Victor Eichenauer
Eichenauer
Peekskill Waterfront
General Foods
Peekskill Health Center
Kurishoutem
Belgium
Guinness
Henry Hudson
Cleveland man drowns in Hinckley Lake unauthorized area
A 19 year old Cleveland man Curtis S Geith drowned Wednesday afternoon while swimming in Hinckley Lake an unauthorized area. A witness saw him go under water and not resurface as Metropolis park rangers and fire rescue searched with scuba gear and dragged the lake retrieving the body at 7 51 p m.
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Hinckley
Cleveland
Hinckley Lake
Cleveland Metroparks System
Curtis S. Geith
West Blvd
Geith
Sence
Fire and Rescue
Metrop
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Commission
Bill Evans
Thomas Cunningham
Cunningham
Mary Lou Greenwood
James Gerspacher
Farrah Fawcett-Majors
Medina County Gazette
Medine, C
Thur
Medine County
Hinckley Reservation
Cleveland Metroparks
Gazette
Don Carter
U.S
Petersburg
Washington
Mark Lane
Efieft
Egypt
Great Pyramid
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