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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1973
Page
2
Spencer Post Office will stay open on Dec 8 and 15 until 3 30 p m for stamp sales and parcel post acceptance. Postmaster Ronald Stroup said the window service is extended for the next two Saturdays.
Carroll D. Smith 66 of 12240 Ridge Road North Royalton died at his home Tuesday night He was a milk driver He was preceded in death by his wife Elsie He survived by son Donald two grandsons Tab and Terry one sister Louella McFarland four brothers Floyd Walter Duane and Richard Friends viewings Thursday 7 9 p m and Friday 2 4 and 7 9 p m at Bassett and Searles Funeral Home Services noon Saturday at the funeral home Burial Maple Hill Cemetery Hinckley
Medina County court hearing features Ted Webster the Cleveland soil engineer disputing claims that cracks in the Shary home signal foundation failure. He testified the cracks pose no stability threat contradicting Fred Smith and noting backers were used beneath siding. The Sharys seek 15 000 for faulty construction plus 10 000 for mental anguish. Additional witnesses discuss a 1970 tractor incident with Cintula and alleged profanity notes.
About 3,000 truckers in the Toledo region joined a peaceful blockade protesting diesel costs and fuel rationing. Leaders from Youngstown and Mercer, Pa, said the industry unity is strong while traffic was redirected on the Ohio Turnpike I-70 and Route 40 near Hebron. Authorities reported eight arrests for minor infractions as National Guard tow crews cleared rigs, with 700 still on the turnpike and 300 on I-70. Truckers urged a Washington response and stressed the move was for survival, not profit.
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