Medina Planning Commission Delays Decisions Seeks More Information
Medina planners postponed four items and tabled two rezoning requests by Dale Sigafoos for a 200 acre planned unit development. The panel asked for density details under current township and R-1 zoning, an economic study focusing on school children, more on the southern by pass, and a map street study. The council was shown a plan proposing 280 single family units 130 two family units 67 multi family 15 acres commercial and 45 acres open space.
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Medina
Planning Commission
Dale Sigafoos
Council
Sigafoos
Commission
Leonard Morse
Henry Jaeger
John Kaczinski
Richard Marco
Morse
Medina City
Jaeger
Marco
Glenn Hattery
Service
Hattery
Weymouth Road
Homestead Street
Homestead
Weymouth
Turkish and Associates
Heritage Woods
Crum
Judge Throws Out City County School Limits
Richmond court dissolves city county school boundaries in desegregation move paving the way for a single metropolitan district. Civil rights leaders say the ruling could affect major metros nationwide and address white flight after integration.
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Washington
UPI
Richmond
Federal District Court
Robert R. Merhige Jr
William L. Taylor
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
Maryland
Newark
N.J
Atlanta
Baltimore
St. Louis
New York
Taylor
Detroit
Indianapolis
Wilmington
Del
Grand Rapids
Mich
New Jersey
Norman Chachkin
Naacp Legal Defense Fund
Louis Lucas
Memphis, Tenn
Library faces space crunch despite gifts and funds
Medina reports space constraints for expansion with land secured but finances lacking. In 1971 gifts and memorials totaled 2593 dollars, building fund stands at 80479.26. AAUW and community groups praised. 1971 circulation totaled 362540 with main and branch splits and bookmobile lending.
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Medina
Elizabeth Kraver
Library Board
AAUW
King’s Daughters
Kraver
L. Ashley Pelton
Elmer Nichols
Andrew Schultz
Carl Wilson
Mack Gilbert
E. B. Spitzer
Ronald Tollafield
Dale Sigafoos
Lodi
Brunswick
Seville
Hinckley
Welfare bills introduced in Ohio House crackdown
UPI reports Rep. Rodney Hughes introduced two welfare reform bills in the Ohio House. One holds welfare department officials and employees liable for illegal payments. The other seeks an office of welfare inspector general to pursue fraud and violations.
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Office of Welfare Inspector General
Ohio to Lose One Congressman by 2000 Predicted
A UPI report for the Commission on Population Growth and the American Future estimates Ohio will shed a congressman by 2000 due to slower population growth. The study projects two thirds of lawmakers will represent metros over a million by century end. Ohio drops from 24 to 23 seats after 1970 census results.
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Washington
UPI
Ohio
Commission On Population Growth and the
Medina Streets Committee Tackles Winter Budget and Flooding
Medina Streets and Sidewalks Committee led by Steve Petrigala holds a Thursday meeting amid tight funds. They approve Gayer Drive flood fixes and an Ohio Edison easement for a larger power line, plan Miner Drive dedication once land is deeded, and refer mud jack purchase for funding. Paving and sidewalk projects await state funds and warmer weather.
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Medina
Medina City
Steve Petrigala
Gayer Drive
Ohio Edison
Henry Furnace Co
Pythian Sisters
Petrigala
Pay Board permits retroactive raises under 7 percent rule
The Pay Board rules that workers due raises during last year’s wage-price freeze may receive retroactive pay up to seven percent, following a new law signed by President Nixon. The ruling affects only wages deferred during the 90 day freeze and the change comes as aerospace contracts are trimmed with a 34 cent per hour raise plus 17 cent second year addition.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
North American Rockwell
McDonnell Douglas
Boeing Aircraft Everlores
Eed Aircraft Corp
LTV Aerospace Corp
The
Price Commission
Fes
Commission
Pentagon denies animal weapons program while citing past experiments
The Pentagon refutes Red Star claims of a secret US program called Operation Bat with $2 million funding. It notes WWII tests using incendiary bats failed and mentions past experiments with dolphins and sea birds. Red Star alleged sea lions and skunks were under consideration or in use, but the Pentagon disavows current use.
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Washington
UPI
Ivan
Pentagon
Red Star
Defense Ministry
United States
U.S
Vietnam
U.S. Navy
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Norm Reisinger
Reico Products
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Sue Whitmyer
ED Rodgers
Castle Homes
Tom Cunningham
Birch Hill Drive
Jal-Donn
Branch Road
W. Liberty Street
Assembly of God Church
Lafayette Road
Gilbert Harris
Zoning Board of Appeals
Harold Friedt
Appeals Board
NRC
Rt. 3
Cloverleaf High School
Medina County
Norman Rockwell
Ickes
Jim Carlton
Butch Edwards
Dave Houghtaling
States
Derby
England
Dopey
Sleepy
Winter Fail Street Committee
Ted Graham
United Auto Workers
Machinists
Valley City
Medina County Council
Vfw’s
Valley City Post
VFW
Japan
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