Medina County Schools Open Amid Enrollment Increase
County enrollment climbs to 9,571 students up from 9,221 last year. Highland leads gains with 125 more students, while Black River adds 106 to reach 1,406. Cloverleaf shows smallest rise with 3,564 pupils. Buckeye up 45 to 2,026. Labor Day and NECTA days shape the school calendar as voters consider a $5.3 million bond with 6.2 mill rate on Nov. 2.
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City approves first step toward monthly billing reorganization
Medina A finance department service department and water sewer sanitation offices undergo a reorganization approved by the City Council Finance Committee. The plan moves toward monthly billing and will go to the council for final approval. Next council meeting is September 14.
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Policemen Ready For School Openings In Medina
Medina police prepared for the new school year with crossing guards on Garfield School and Weymouth Road and radar at S Court. Chief Chuck Davis said bicycle riders were the main offenders as safety talks and student assemblies were planned for Sidney Fenn School next week.
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Data sheet request for candidates in November election
The Gazette asks all candidates to return the biographical data sheet by September 3. The sheet will support a series of candidate articles. Include a black and white photograph or arrange a photo with the Gazette by calling the editorial office at 725-4166.
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Medina County to Spend 30 Million in 1972 Budget Load
Medina County faces a 1972 local spending total near 30 million across government, schools and auxiliary agencies with schools the major absorber at about 20 million. Cities towns and libraries also contribute while state aid cushions part of the burden. Tax sources include real estate personal property and public utility taxes, with valuations rising since 1925 and a record 10.7 million in 1970.
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