Money and politics flood Medina County in a busy summer
During July through September 1971 Medina County faced many money matters including school and city levies, a $2.5 million 1972 budget, and a 1.15 mill bond plan for a new city hall. County fairs, voter registrations, and local races dominated the region alongside several resignations and local development debates.
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Medina County
Moses Krislov Appointed to Fill Unexpired Brunswick Term
Brunswick mayor Carl Ola appoints Moses Krislov to fill an unexpired term. A Citizens protest of Herman Perry’s forced resignation as Seville police chief gathered 40 strong at a council meeting. Medina County Fair opened its six day extravaganza as 84 candidates filed with 145 total filings. The Civil Service hearing on Franklin Tibbitts’ dismissal continued and then reinstated him. Buckeye High hired Don Clarke as principal and Paul Murphy as assistant principal.
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Gary Adkins
Granger
Valley View Lake
Hinckley
US Department of Labor
Brunswick Council
Medina
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
Public Utilities Commission
Brunswick
Montville Township
Pete Cereshko
Brunswick Hills
Carl Ola
John Maxey
Dan Buxter
Seville
Highland School Board
Richard Krukowski
Donald Loyer
Cleveland
Litchfield
Citizens Advisory Committee
Medina Council
George Roushkolb
Joe Caputo
Gloria Glens Council
Leonard C. Gibbs
New Brunswick Hills
Board of Education
Napoleon, Ohio
Dennis Kerwin
Charles Clark
Frank Kraus
Chicago
Medina County
Moses Krislow
Ola
Brunswick Law
Friends of
Herman Perry
Perry
Civil Service Commission
Franklin Tibbitts
Don Clarke
Paul Murphy
Buckeye High School
Tibbitts
Medina Board of Education
Scientists Test Theory Is Slimness Inborn
Five lean young men lived in a Columbia University metabolic unit and used a fed device to squeeze liquid food. Researchers varied nutritional density and observed the number of squeezes, finding intake matched energy output and weights remained stable.
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New York
UPI
Robert G. Campbell
Sami A. Hashim
Theodore B. van Itallie
Columbia University
Institute of Human Nutrition
Medina Volkswagen Inc steps in for Aufmuth Motors
The dealership announces it has renamed from Aufmuth Motors to Medina Volkswagen Inc while keeping the same phone number 725 4901 and address 3950 Pearl Rd Medina. Hours stay 8 am to 6 pm weekdays and 9 am to 3 pm Saturday, with Mon and Thurs until 9 pm. Services include brand new Volkswagens, used cars, and Volkswagen service at VW prices.
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Medina Volkwagen, Inc
Aufmuth Motors
Medina Volkswagen, Inc
Volkswagen
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Delos Smith
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Medina Volkswagen Inc
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