Buckeye School Board Elects Mack President
Two nominees for Buckeye School Board president faced withdrawal bids. Richard Mack won the post over Stuart Zacharias who will step aside after two years. John Rea elected vice chair. Mrs LaVerne Brown named clerk on probation. Bids for the new high school to be opened Jan 13.
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York
Buckeye
Richard Mack
Stuart Zacharias
Stuart
Zacharias
Mack
John Rea
LaVerne Brown
Millard Bogard
Mrs. Brown
Dolls Across Generations A Medina County Home Keeper Shares
Mable Barth, Medina County Home superintendent, cherishes a doll collection passed through her family. A 100 year old English doll with leather chest stamp remains centerpiece. she has shared dolls with daughter Joyce Farnsworth and granddaughters Elaine Stewart Carol Carter and Lynn Farnsworth. Dolls reside at the county home after Christmas displays and some have undergone restoration at Valley City doll hospital.
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Lafayette
Mable Barth
Medina County
England
Joyce Farnsworth
Seville
Mama
Elaine Stewart
Lodi
Carol Carter
Lynn Farnsworth
Ohio House to approve redistricting plan amid county shifts
A compromise Congressional redistricting plan in Ohio would add most of Erie County to Mosher's 13th district while moving Homer and Harrisville Townships into Bow's 16th district. The map would trim Strongsville Brecksville and North Royalton from the 13th and redraw Summit County lines, potentially expanding GOP influence and reducing Ohio's delegation from 24 to 23.
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Robert J. Caldwell
Columbus Bureau
Columbus
Ohio House
Erie County
Charles A. Mosher
Mosher
Medina County
Homer
Harrisville
Frank T. Bow
Cuyahoga County
Strongsville
Brecksville
North Royalton
Broadview Heights
Summit County
Oberlin Republican
Ohio
G.O.P
Jackson E. Betts
William A. McCulloch
Hinckley Approves 1972 Budget and Funds Allocation
At an appropriations meeting, Hinckley trustees approved a 1972 budget of 144000s, up from 129000s last year, detailing expenditures by fund including Roads and Bridges 19320 and Police District 24900. The article also notes redistricting plans in Ohio, the 435 Congress seats, and Governor Gilligan's veto risk.
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State of
Ohio
General Fund
Hinckley
State Salary Hike May See Floor Vote Today
Ohio lawmakers consider a 10 percent state employee pay hike or 38 cents per hour, totaling 50 million dollars, with subcommittee action and a possible floor vote. The plan includes health and life insurance boosts and would be retroactive to January 1, facing federal pay board review if approved.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Senate Finance Committee
Gilligan
Ohio Civil Service Employer Association
House
Senate
Federal
OCSEA
Hershel M. Sigall
Employes Union
Ohio to Expand Career Training Access for High School Students
Ohio Superintendent Martin Essex reports 70 percent of high school students will have or gain access to career education as part of the master plan. In 1971-72, 160,555 students are enrolled, up from 136,916, with 23.4 percent of juniors and seniors enrolled and a target of 40 percent.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Martin Essex
Essex
Ohio General Assembly
North View To Change Dates For Senior Housing
Medina's North View Manor announces registration hours at 860 Walter Road from 9 to 12 and 1 to 3 this Friday and Saturday then daily next week. Eligibility includes ages 62 plus assets under 10000 with income limits 3600 single and 4800 married, preference for Medina County residents.
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Medina
North View Manor
Walter Road
Medina County
Batchelder Favored for Leedy Seat in Medina County
Medina Republicans endorse Rep. William Batchelder III for the vacant state senate seat left by James K. Leedy. The party cites Medina County as a single district as reason to install a local representative. Governor or senate appointment pending after weekend nomination of Thomas Adams Van Meter by Leedy district Republicans.
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Medina
Republican Executive Committee
Rep
William Batchelder III
James K. Leedy
Sterling Sechrist
Leedy
Thomas Adams van Meter
Ashland College
Senate
Taft Drops Favorite Son Status in Ohio Primary
Senator Robert Taft Jr of Ohio withdraws his favorite son bid after President Nixon signals entry. Taft had previously said he would run as a stand in to avoid conflicts with GOP opposition. He cited Nixon’s likely official run as the reason.
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Washington
UPI
Robert Taft, Jr
Ohio
Nixon
Taft
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