Medina considers selling Freedom Field airport bid nixed
Medina County Commissioners rejected FAA funded plans to buy Freedom Field after its owner considered selling to Cleveland Hopkins. FAA would provide about 1.8 million over three years with a 400 thousand local match for 20 years of operation. Local officials warn foreclosure risks if no public purchase occurs.
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Jim Woods
Medina
Medina County
Freedom Field
Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
Bogas
John Jeandrevin
Robert Freed
Cleveland
Federal Aviation Administration
Paul Galis
FAA
Galis
Jeandreven
Akron National Bank
Jeandrevin
Freed
Akron
John Root
Community Airport Corp
Cleveland Hopkins
Brunswick police build low cost Hogan's Alley range
In Brunswick Medina County Police Chief Clayton Crook and officers Carl Meding and Larry Whitaker created a compact indoor training range for under 200 dollars. The basement converted with cardboard boxes and plastic bullets simulates night and cluttered scenes to sharpen reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Cunningham
Brunswick
Clayton Crook
Carl Meding
Ptl
Larry Whitaker
Medina County
Liverpool Two
Crook
Meding
Whitaker
Save Cleveland Plan Aims to Raise 15 Million in 75 Days
Cleveland moves to avert bankruptcy and 400 layoffs with a plan to collect up to 15 million dollars in 75 days. City leaders seek state approval for prepaying real estate and personal taxes by large local businesses to improve cash flow.
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Joe Kay
Cleveland
UPI
George Forbes
Ohio
Forbes
General Assembly
Columbus
Cuyahoga County
Kent State shootings case settles after panel decision
The Controlling Board agrees to fund a settlement in the Kent State shootings case. Medina Supply is indicted on accusations of alleged price fixing, with details reported on page 13.
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Kent State
Controlling Board
Medina Supply
Medina weighs funding bonds for Pythian addition
Medina’s Finance Committee backed issuing 1.6 million dollars in revenue bonds to fund a 50 bed addition to the Sophia Huntington Parker Home of the Pythian Sisters at 635 N Huntington St. The city would have no liability if defaults occur and HEW financing was considered but rejected due to upfront cash and collateral issues. The plan faces bond counsel disputes and a Monday council review.
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Joseph Tegreene
Forbes
Kucinich
Council
Ohio Police and Firemen's Disability Pension Fund
State Attorney General's Office
Medina-City
Sophia Huntington Parker
Pythian Sisters
John Oberholtzer
Huntington St
Oberholtzer
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Ward
Hildreth Stevenson
Arnold Siegfried
Squire, Sanders and Dempsey
Leisure Group
Blazon Co
Eble
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Hopkins
Nick Bogas
Agency
Root
Mark Whitfield
Gus Eble
David Szuder
Szuder
Brunswick Police Department
Gazette
Craig Holman
Brunswick Police
Save
William J. McNea
Cleveland Police Patrolmen’s Association
George
Eewerere
Clazelfeeds
Eeeennere
Family
Eeereree Sports
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Pythian
Richard Reschke
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