Ohio General Assembly Hopes Compromise Bills Pass Today
Ohio lawmakers prepared two compromises on critical bills to secure passage and adjournment until March. A House Senate conference committee produced a congressional redistricting bill. negotiators also worked on a proposed pay raise for state employees amid week of partisan bickering.
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Lee Leonard
UPI
Statehouse
Columbus
Ohio General Assembly
House-Senate
Conference Committee
Senate
House
Bedford
Walton Hills
Cuahoga County
U.S
William E. Minshall
Cleveland
Parma
Ohio
GOP
Lodi Girl Qualifies to Show Boxer at Westminster
Tammy Tomes a 12 year old Cloverleaf Junior High seventh grader from Lodi has earned entry to the Westminster Kennel Club junior competition in New York City with her AKC Boxer Sagamore's Brass Ring known as Ringo. She achieved five firsts in open classes and a first in novice to qualify. Tammy also pursues gymnastics and flute, and works assembling fishing lures to fund entry fees.
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Lodi
Tammy Tomes
Herb Tomes
Avon Lake Rd
Cloverleaf Junior High School
Westminster Kennel Club
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Tammy
Sagamore
Ringo
New York
Aame Entree
Leonard Brumby, Sr
United States
Ohio
Ralston Purina
Medina County Fair
Grange District Legislative Conference in Leesville
Representatives from 18 counties met at the Leesville Grange Hall for a district legislative conference. Ohio House and Senate members discussed 1971 records and 1972 proposals while State Master James Ross and State Legislative Representative John E. Henderson moderated. Local Medina attendees included Clarence Hiatt, Clarence Damon, Clayton Lance, and Russell Fish. State officials plan further multi county meetings in January ahead of a Feb 12 Columbus conference.
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Leesville
Gerald Crissinger
Crawford County
Ohio House
Senate
Grange
Medina County
Clarence Hiatt
Clarence Damon
Clayton Lance
Russell Fish
James Ross
John E. Henderson
Cambridge
Ohio
Columbus
Pay Board Clears Way for Teacher Back Pay
The Pay Board ruling would allow 1.7 million teachers in schools and colleges to receive 300 million dollars in back pay frozen by President Nixon year.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Robert H. Chanin
National Education Association
NEA
Federal Pay Board
Chanin
Nixon Flaunts Bonehead Award Playbook Bet For Super Bowl
President Nixon jokes about gifting Tom Landry his playbook after receiving Dallas Bonehead of the Year for backing the Redskins over the Cowboys and sending a Miami play. He notes the gesture in a telegram and confirms the Redskins were given a backfield reverse that lost yardage.
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Dallas
UPI
Nixon
Dallas Cowboy
Tom Landry
Bonehead Club
Washington Redskins
Cowboys
Miami Dolphins
Don Shula
San Francisco Forty-Niners
Funeral services for Paul H. Carter
Paul H. Carter 64 of Medina died Thursday at the Veterans Administration Hospital Brecksville after a lengthy illness. Born in Richmond Virginia he lived in Medina since 1952 and worked at Permold Co. eight years. Survived by wife Alice Ware. Service at Waite and Son Memorial Home Sunday at 1 p.m. with burial in Spring Grove Cemetery. Call hours 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday.
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Paul H. Carter
Foundry St
Medina
Waite and Son
Veterans Administration Hospital
Brecksville
Richmond
Carter
The
Permold Co
Alice
Nee Ware
John Medley
Spring Grove Cemetery
Record U.S. farm crop output climbs to new high in 1971
Agriculture Department reports 1971 total crop production up 12 percent to a record, led by corn at 5.54 billion bushels. Soybeans and cotton also rise with per acre yields hitting new highs. Ohio corn and soybean yields and production cited, plus Great Lakes grape estimates. donor Merle Beachy noted in Medina County Red Cross program.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Department
Sokee
Ohio
Great Lake State
New York
Pennsylvannia
Michigan
Merle M. Beachy
Coulter St
Creston
Medina County Red Cross
Beachy
Ohio Farmer’s Insurance
Ann
Mary Shipp
Greenville
Merle J
Bethel, Pa
Gilligan OKs federal grant for Ohio halfway house expansion
Gov. John J. Gilligan announced a $53,234 federal grant to expand a halfway house for parolees and probationers in northern Ohio. The Omnibus Crime Control Act funds require a $32,274 local match and were presented to NOACA, the Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency.
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Columbus
UPI
John J. Gilligan
Ohio
Northeast Ohio
Hospital Helpers Elect Officers in Lodi Auxiliary
The Lodi Community Hospital Auxiliary Branch elected and installed officers for the new year. The Live Oak Twig reported income from flag pins and bake sales while aiding hospital projects, and the Hickory Twig reported sales income and hospital packs and trays. Both groups plan upcoming fundraisers and furniture purchases, with a semi private room costing 1331.40 dollars and new member recruitment encouraged.
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Lodi
Hickory Twig
Westfield Center
Creston
Hospital
Lodi Community Hospital
Twig
Henry Mabry
Lester Warner
Robert Lowe
Frank Beck
Live Oak Twig
Wilson Young
Frederick Herrmann
Dean Hartzell
C. Gordon Beach
Roger Brockett
E. H. Youngen
Clarence Ramsier
Andrew Hanigan
Ida Mantz
Ford Manager Addresses Medina Firemen on Customer Service
Elmer F Priebe of Cleveland Ford Customer Service Division spoke at the Medina County Firemans Association meeting. He described an industry first a separate 17000 employee unit for dealer customer satisfaction with 1000 service specialists in 34 cities. He urged listening to the consumer and acting on feedback.
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Valley City
Medina County Firemans Association
Elmer F. Priebe
Cleveland Ford
Priebe
Medina public hearing on Welco Development rezoning
A public hearing will be held at 7 30 p m Monday in the municipal court on Welco Development s request to rezone 30 acres on S Court Street from R 1 single family housing. The hearing is open to the public.
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Medina
Welco Development
S. Court Street
Spencer Affairs Board Elects Weidrick As Head
Spencer voters learn Gary Weidrick is elected president and chairman of the board of public affairs. Arthur Weidrick and Larry Clifford win seats, with details on water deposits, second meters for barns, and sewer charges based on water use. The Farmers Savings Bank named as collection agency for water and sewer bills at $180 yearly.
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Spencer Affairs Board
Weidrick
Spencer
Board of Public Affairs
Gary Weidrick
Arthur Weidrick
Larry Clifford
Water Department
Farmers Savings Bank
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Raymond
John A. Bechtold
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