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Newspaper

The Gazette

Location

Medina, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1978

Page

3

Sunshine Law Upheld In Willard School Closure Case

In Norwalk, Judge Robert W. Smith ruled the Willard Board of Education illegally met in executive session to discuss closing the Rheda Bennett School. The board had closed the building in June but may not discuss the issue behind closed doors. A special meeting was planned to reconsider the closure.

Norwalk UPI Huron County Common Pleas Robert W. Smith Willard Board of Education East Side Rheda Bennett School Smith Sunshine Ohio James Recchie

Blood emergency looms as donors vacation in Ohio

Northern Ohio Red Cross Blood Services Administrator Paul Regal says the blood shortage will extend into September as regular donors take vacations. He notes daily hospital needs are unmet and about 750 pints above normal projections are required soon, hoping students will respond as in a prior emergency.

Cleveland UPS Ohio Paul Regal Northern Ohio Red Cross Blood Services

CEI Donations Reach Over Two Million From Cleveland Utility

The Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co. gave more than 2 million dollars in five years to charitable, civic and educational groups from customer revenues. Major gifts include 253,470 to United Way of Greater Cleveland and 100,000 to Case Western Reserve University.

Cleveland UPI Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co CEI the Plain Dealer Cuyahoga Lake Ashtabula Geauga Lorain United Way of Greater Cleveland Case Western Reserve University Ohio Foundation For Independent Colleges, Inc Columbus The Dispatch

Nurse indicted for murder in four Maryland General deaths

A Baltimore grand jury indicted registered nurse Mary Rose Robaczynski on four counts of murder for disconnecting life support from four Maryland General Hospital patients who died in 1977 while in comas. The victims were Marlene Smith 45 Catherine Womack 40 Louvenia Reed 49 and Harry Gessner 48. All from Baltimore.

Baltimore UPI Maryland General Hospital Mary Rose Robaczynski Pasadena Howard Gersh Peter Semel Robaczynski Swisher Michael Gessner Harry Gessner Maryland General Gessner Marlene Smith Catherine Womack Louvenia J. Reed

Beverly owners ask court to end fire lawsuits

The Richard Schilling family lawyers urge the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to dismiss or stay federal litigation stemming from the Beverly Hills Supper Club fire of May 28, 1977. They seek coordination with a Kentucky state class action involving about 165 deaths and 90 injuries, totaling alleged damages near $2 billion against over 1,100 defendants.

Beverly Cincinnati UPI Richard Schilling Beverly Hills Schillings 6Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals U.S. District Court Carl B. Rubin Campbell County

Sex discrimination cases handled inefficiently, says civil rights panel

Ohio study by OPIRG finds over 80 percent of sex based discrimination complainants unhappy with results. Respondents cite slow agency action and poor follow up, with 44 percent winning but only 19 percent satisfied. Employer retaliation and hiring bans reported by many.

Civil Rights Panel Columbus UPI Ohio Public Interest Research Group Ohio Civil Rights Commission Equal Employment Opportunity Commission OPIRG Sally Geib Civil Rights Commission Knowedge

Carnival gambling probe widens in Cleveland case

A seven month police probe into carnival gambling and its ties to Cleveland City Council members enters a new phase as a Cuyahoga County grand jury begins hearing testimony. Officials say about 10 witnesses have been subpoenaed while prosecutors contemplate possible indictments.

Cleveland UPI Cuyahoga County George Forbes Robert V. Housel

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