Township and Village Meetings Scheduled This Week
Township trustees and village councils set meetings across Hinckley Lafayette Chippewa Medina Gloria Glens Park Lodi Seville Sharon Briarwood Beach and Montville this week with times from 7 30 to 8 p m at various town halls fire houses and offices.
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Cloverleaf Music Associates To Hear Festival Ensembles
Cloverleaf Music Associates will meet Monday Feb 12 at 8 p.m. in the Medina senior high music room. The program features three instrumental and three choral ensembles that competed in the Medina County Buckeye Solo and Ensemble Festival, with Roger Koppes presiding in the absence of president Mrs. Paul Kraus.
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Oil Thefts Reported At Medina Station
Sixteen cans of oil valued at 14.80 were taken from the Sohio Station on Rt. 18 and I 71 around 1:30 a.m. Attendant Douglas Lee reported the theft to the sheriff. Two blue vans had filled with gas prior to the loss. Several fender bender accidents were also reported by the sheriff and state patrol.
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Medina woman Ida Curtiss dies at 99
Ida M Curtiss of Heather Lane Medina died suddenly Friday morning at Medina Community Hospital at age 99. She was born in Russellville Ohio married three times first to Rev David Chase in 1904. Survived by two sons Donald and Day and five grandchildren two great grandchildren and a Dayton brother Joseph Johnson. Members of Medina United Church of Christ. Funeral arrangements at Longacre Funeral Home with services Monday at 2 p.m. and Spring Grove Cemetery burial.
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Medina Hospital February 9 admissions births and discharges
Admitted list includes Howard J. Thomas Lee W. Stoskopf Ruth A. Muntz Edna M. Morgan Virgil F. Brooks Kathleen M. Fox Melvin J. Glover Fred J. Cogar Mary Lou McMillan Thomas E. Powell Mae Maximus Patricia Yost Mary Ellen Love. Births: a boy to William D. Plummer and wife in Lodi. Discharged include Michael Acker Mann Lucille H. Baker and baby boy Carol A. Huffman and baby boy Sharon L. Clark and baby girl Donna L. Ditch Donald A. Hamric Julie A. St. Arnold Karen L. Malcolm Dena F. Ring Patricia F. Newberry Edith D. Vance Emma Jean Vance Linda L. Tecco Earl F. Thurn Louis Medley Barbara L. Winland Sarah L. Shook Kathleen H. Berberick Carl L. Parrish Jr. Sylvia E. Ward and baby boy.
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Howard J. Thomas
Valley City
Lee W. Stoskopf
Ruth A. Muntz
Edna M. Morgan
Brunswick
Virgil F. Brooks
Medina
Kathleen M. Fox
Parma
Melvin J. Glover
Fred J. Cogar
Mary Lou McMillan
Thomas E. Powell
Mae Maximus
Wadsworth
Patricia Yost
Mary Ellen Love
William D. Plummer
Lodi
Michael Ackermann
Lucille H. Baker
Carol A. Huffman
Sharon L. Clark
Donna L. Ditch
Donald A. Hamric
Julie A. St. Arnold
Karen L. Malcolm
Dena F. Ring
Patricia F. Newberry
Edith D. Vance
Emma Jean Vance
Linda L. Tecco
Earl F. Thurn
Louis Medley
Barbara L. Winland
Sarah L. Shook
Kathleen H. Berberick
Carl L. Parrish Jr
Sylvia E. Ward
Medina Firemen to Meet February 20 at Lafayette Hall
Medina County Fireman's Association convenes February 20 at 8 p.m. in Lafayette Fire House. Ron Baker of WDBN FM will speak on public affairs for the station.
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First 115 POWs to be released by North Vietnam
North Vietnam will release 115 American prisoners of war for transfer to a reception team and flight to the Philippines. A simultaneous release of 27 other American POWs in South Vietnam is expected as the Paris peace accord deadline nears. The 18 member reception team includes medical staff maintenance personnel interpreters public affairs officers photographers and a commander.
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Truce Officials Attacked Near Saigon
North Vietnam suspends movement of Joint Military Commission members after a clash at Ban Me Thuot 157 miles northeast of Saigon. Reports say one North Vietnamese, two Americans, and one South Vietnamese member were injured as bottles and bricks were used. No update on the 27 American POWs due to be released near An Loc.
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Still Railroad Problems Enter the Nation’s Rail Aid Debate
Congress has set a 90 day end to Penn Central strike but faces long term options for the ailing rail network. Proposals include slimming Penn Central by trimming lines and staff, subsidizing operation, government purchase of essential lines for use on government tracks, selling those lines to other railroads, or outright nationalization considered unlikely by many.
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Bomb Explodes in Belfast Church and Gunmen Clash
In Belfast a bomb exploded at 2 a.m. at St. Bernadette's Church in a Protestant area, shattering the font and windows. Soldiers battled gunmen who fired from a Catholic school, injuring no one in the priest's residence and detaining at least one later in a clash.
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Hoffa Seeks Return to Local Teamsters Post
Former Teamsters President James R. Hoffa told a Cherry Hill testimonial dinner he hopes to regain an officer’s role in Local 676, the base of his power, while denying a rift with Frank Fitzsimmons. He aims to lift a 1980 union-activity ban tied to his parole, expected to expire next year.
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Kissinger Heads to Hanoi for Indochina Peace Bid
Kissinger leaves for Hanoi on a historically first U S official visit in two decades. President Nixon hopes talks spark a broader Indochina peace era. He pledges strict adherence to the peace settlement by the United States, while urging North Vietnam to honor it.
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World leaders scramble as dollar crisis worsens
Finance ministers from Britain France and West Germany met in Paris at an emergency session to end a nine day dollar crisis threatening the world monetary system. Chancellor Brandt reportedly pressed Nixon by hot line to devalue the dollar. Nixon refused. A White House spokesman said Peter G Peterson will travel to Europe next week on a fact finding mission.
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Medina County Gazette Publication Details
Medina County Gazette published daily except Sundays and holidays by Medina County Publications Inc. in Medina Ohio. Rates include single copy ten cents and home delivery sixty cents a week with annual prepaid options and special rates for servicemen and college students.
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