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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1978
Page
1
Medina Board of Education begins year seeking a replacement for clerk Jeanne Veverka who retires Oct. 2 after 34 years with the district. The board plans a Jan. 18 application deadline and a Jan. 30 appointment, with a $16,250 salary kept for the post.
President Carter left New Delhi for Riyadh to discuss the Middle East and oil on a nine day, seven nation tour. He and Prime Minister Desai signed a joint declaration on halting the spread of nuclear weapons but unresolved disputes on a test ban and atomic power remain. Carter toured a village near New Delhi among untouchables, underscoring his lifelong India ties and his mother’s Peace Corps work.
Sen. Robert Dole asks Supreme Court for emergency order to stop the transfer of the Holy Crown of St. Stephen to Budapest until a constitutional dispute is resolved. Justice Byron White will consider the petition with possible full-court referral. Vance plans Friday delivery to Hungary amid delays.
Ohio lawmakers reconvene to set an agenda through April with focus on fuel, school financing, and carryover work. New Canton Democrat Robert Regula sworn in. Senate may override Rhodes veto on public employee bargaining. House Bill 7 price stamping in supermarkets under review. Senate to act on sunset bill and product liability limits. Pay raise for state employees highlighted by leaders.
Gene and Harriet Fowls end a 27 year Lawson's run in Medina as he retires from managing the store and she finishes packing their last shifts. They relocate to Mountain View Arkansas seeking a slower pace, while son Harold Wilkie steps in to run the Medina store.
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