Teaching Government Raises Remain Clouded
Americans remained uncertain about a 90 day halt on price wage and rent increases as the government announced 10 offices would open nationwide to clarify details. The Office of Emergency Preparedness said raw foods like fruits vegetables corn wheat and beefsteak would float with market conditions while processed foods such as milk bread and butter would be frozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Emergency Preparedness
OEP
Cost of Living Council
Nixon
New York
Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
House
GOP
Leslie Arends
Illinois
UPI
Organized Labor
James D. Hodgson
Afl-Cio
George Meany
J. Curtis
Traffic Count Prompts Action On Route 303
Brunswick officials and Tri County planners discuss results of a May traffic count on Route 303. Plans include a 150 foot bus lane at Brunswick High School, widening to five lanes from W 130th to Pearl Road, and a multi-site use of Bond Issue One funds with homeowner assessments. A final Brunswick Area Plan is due by May 31 with maps updated from 1961-62 data.
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Sam’ Boyer Brunswick
Brunswick Area Planning Board
Tri- County
Russell Bittinger
Brunswick High School
Bittinger
W. 130Th St
Pearl Road
Marks Road
W. 130Th
W. Richfield
Tri-County
Brunswick Area
Brunswick Hills Township
Brunswick
John Freeman
PUCO to Release NOTC Complaints Findings
The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio plans to release its findings on customer complaints against Northern Ohio Telephone within two to three weeks. About 2 000 people have formally complained. the rewritten report may uphold charges of legally inadequate service, opening potential lawsuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Caldwell
Columbus
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
PUCO
Northern Ohio Telephone
Carl Johnson
Johnson
Northern Ohio
George Mastick
R-Fairview Park
Mastick
Ohio Supreme Court
Medina Vocation School outlines goals and procedures
Medina County Joint Vocational School board reviewed goals for placing every graduate in entry employment or postsecondary education. Advisory committees will include employer groups and professional societies. A $450 parent survey will gauge attitudes and needs, with a 4.85 mill levy planned for operating and construction costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
Medina County
State Department of Guidance
Division of Vocational Education
Charles Hawley
Medina carnival raises funds for police dog Duco
A community carnival at the Phil Baird residence on Damon Drive raised 15 towards the Duco Fund for the Medina Police Department. The city aims to reach 1000 to purchase Duco, a police dog loaned by the Meyer Corporation of Cleveland. Participants included Nancy, David and Barbara Baird, John, Pam and Sue Bryenton, and Elaine and Mark Francisco.
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Medina
Phil Baird
Damon Drive
Duco
Meyer Corporation of
Cleveland
Nancy
David
Barbara Baird
John
Pam
Sue Bryenton
Elaine
Mark Francisco
Area Girl Scouts Learn Cooking Basics in Medina
Three classes for Juniors and Cadettes at Ohio Edison with Mrs. Roberta Pavlik teaching. Scouts receive Trudy Tenderfoot Meets Reddy Kilowatt cookbooks and Reddy Kilowatt charms on graduation while Ohio Edison provides ingredients and utensils. Classes cover reading recipes, weights and measures, cooking terms, and meal planning. over 100 scouts participated last year.
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Helen Fry Medina
Ohio Edison Co
Roberta Pavlik
Ohio Edison
Trudy Tenderfoot
Laura Finley
Vicki Hamer
Cheri Smith
Julie Lige
Becky
Connie Reich
Melinda Everiss
Susan Harvey
Kim Stockman
Medina
Julie Jameyson
Susan Baird
Cassy Spurrier
Tammy Byers
Kathy Seal
Jean Krantz
Teresa Pope
Lea Ann Moucha
Lodi
Kyra Acker
Anita Ruth
Emily Johnson
Meg Gehring
Susan Kobak
Also Mentioned on This Page
Red Cross Bloodmobile
United Church of Christ Congregational
Lou Schondel
Ralph Neptune
Schondel
Neptune
Creative Art League
Sidney Fenn School
Elmer Nichols
Richard Wales
Harold Waite
Gazette
D’arcy Egan
NOTC
Medina Word Goals
Doris Kilbane
Duco Fund
Medina’s
Public Square
Bob Levandoski
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