Gilligan marks first year in Ohio office with focus on reform
Gov. John J. Gilligan reflects on a turbulent first year and sets priorities for 1972 including an environmental protection agency, a new Department of Transportation, mental health and drug programs, and a state ethics code. He stresses reorganizing state government and delivering tools to the legislature.
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John J. Gilligan
Ohio
UPI
Statehouse
Lee Leonard
Gilligan
United Press International
General Assembly
Environmental Protection
Environmental Protection Agency
John Szlag
John
Gene Szlag
James Drive
Ray Carman
James Zehnder
St. Marks Lutheran Church
Gazette
Brunswick
Sam’ Boyer
Tri County Industrial Expansion Surges in 1960s Akron Area
The Area Progress Board reports over 45 million dollars in private capital invested in new plants and expansions across Summit Portage and Medina counties in the past year. Medina County saw over 3.6 million in major investments led by Modern Tool & Die Co adding 1.5 million to its Liverpool Township plant, starting in 1967 and expected to employ about 100 more workers. W W Williams Co began a 750 thousand dollar plant in Brunswick and Doors Inc. held plans for further development.
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Akron
Area Progress Board
Tri-County
Summit
Portage
Medina
Medina County
Modern Tool & Die Co
Liverpool Township
W.W. Williams Co
Brunswick
Doors, Inc
Wadsworth
A.L.C. Co., Inc
Howard Bell Enterprises
Harris Tire Co
Lodi
Hugert Manufacturing Co
Montville Township
Indelser, Inc
Medina Planning Commission to review 200 acre rezoning and projects
The Medina Planning and Zoning Commission will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday to discuss rezoning 200 acres west of Route 3 from township zoning to R-4, commercial and open space. The agenda includes a conditional zoning request for North Hun Street, Heritage Woods subdivision plans, a traffic survey for the future high school site, and final site plan approval for another apartment building on Birch Hill Drive. Public hearing on a zoning certificate for a church sponsored center is also listed. A September groundbreaking for a new Wadsworth church building is noted, along with a list of local investors and their capital in Medina County.
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Medina
Rt. 3
Planning and Zoning Commission
Ot of
Turpiah
Tinal
Heritage Woods
E. Washington Street
Castle Homes
Birch Hill Drive
Assembly of God Church
Doctors To Get Less Medicare
Washington officials say doctors treating Medicare patients will receive about 38 million dollars less than in a normal market due to Nixon price controls. The Medicare fund, active since 1965, collects 5.60 dollars monthly from patients and the government, rising to 5.80 on July 1. 1971 fee schedules, base period for government reimbursements, rose 6.2 percent, shaping 1972 payments.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Medina County Animal Protective League pursues pets education shelter drive
The Medina County Animal Protective League plans expanded education on pet care and training and aims to build a shelter for horses and other large animals. Board members Paul Hoskinson and Donald McDonald outline goals including animal welfare legislation and a mandatory rabies program. Membership drives fund programs. charter members offered for join by April 5.
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Medina
Medina County Animal Protective League
Paul Hoskinson
Donald McDonald
Akron Savings Bank
Hoskinson
League
Medina County
Animal Protective League
Humane Officer
Gazette
Mike Dungjen
Case Western Reserve Professor to Address Medina Rotary
Medina Rotary will hear Banerji a theory math head from Case Western Reserve on January 13 at McKee's Restaurant. The former Indian citizen will discuss the India Pakistan crisis and its background, offering insights as a naturalized American.
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Medina
Ranon Banerji
Case Western Reserve
Medina Rotary
McKee’s
India
Banerji
Rotary
India-Pakistan
Brunswick J C Wives to Meet January Thirteen
The Brunswick J C Wives hold their January meeting on Thursday January 13 at 8 p.m. Members will tour Mapleside Flower House for a corsage making demonstration. The business meeting follows at Joan Niskala's home 3949 Alice Ave.
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Brunswick
Brunswick J.C
Mapleside Flower House
Joan Niskala
Alice Ave
City Dispatch Logs Record 10 000 Calls in 1972
Brunswick city fire and police dispatchers handled 10 000 calls in 1972 per the department annual report. The breakdown lists visits for info 3300 waivers or bonds 791 water receipts 666 dog complaints 1544 domestics 154 prowlers 235 vandalisms 262 accidents 330 with injury 51 alarms 155 escorts to bank 32 runaways 12 juvenile complaints 267 breaking and entering 149 stolen and recovered aliases 99 shop lifters 18 solicitors 85 theft and larceny 210 mental and misc 165 notifications 123 record checks 1040 operator license checks 140 incarcerations 123 rescue calls 455 fires 112 tows 255 assist other departments 331. All complaints were referred to the proper department.
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Brunswick
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Columbus
Tri-County Reports
Roton Corporation
Thiele-Engdahl, Inc
Carolyn Myers
Medina County Sheriff’s Department
Dog Pound
Animal. Protective League
Felix Carman
Art Nafzger
John Harris
Frank Kraus
J.R. Eggleston
Roskinson
McDonald
Frank Vitatoe
ATV Gazette
13Th Congressional District
College and
Professor Sts
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Robert
Ohio Democratic Party
Imperial House
John A. Katko
McGovern
5000
O'Neal Kimberly Apts
NO. E
Lorain, Ohio
City
Savings Deposit Bank Company
Medina, Ohio
F.D.I.C
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