Medina JVS reviews 16 site options for new campus
Medina County Joint Vocational School board members heard architect Alex Posze review 16 potential locations with Parcel C near Buckeye School District scoring highest at 208 points. A caucus will narrow to four or five sites for further study while Gordon Eastwood was sworn in as a new board member.
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Medina
Medina County Joint Vocational School Board
Alex Posze
Heine-Crider- Williamson-Schutte-Machon Architects
Buckeye
JVS Board
JVS
Gordon Eastwood
Nixon argues for record federal budget of 246 billion
President Nixon will urge Congress to approve a 246 billion dollar federal budget for the year starting July 1, 1971, with a likely deficit of 10 to 20 billion. The current year deficit may top 30 to 40 billion, a rare surge noted by Treasury Undersecretary Paul Volcker.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Congress
Treasury
Paul Volcker
Medina Leads County in Police Spending Per Capita
Battelle Laboratories report for Medina County shows Medina City with the highest per capita law enforcement cost at 23.36 dollars, nearly double Brunswick's 13.89, amid 1970-71 budgets and 22 full-time Medina officers. Serious crime rose 22 percent countywide, with low arrest clearance and a push for reorganizing sheriff operations and expanded patrols.
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Medina
Battelle Laboratories of
Columbus
Medina City
Brunswick’s
Brunswick
Wadsworth
Hinckley
Granger
Sharon
Liverpool
Litchfield
Lafayette
Medina County
Battelle
Sheriff’s Department
Buckeye Construction Wins Low Bid For New High School
Buckeye School district awards the general contract to Weithman Brothers Co. of Galion for the 68,000 square foot high school with a base bid of 864,475 plus alternates and heating bids pending gas supply issues. Bids were tightly clustered among 15 bidders as the district faces a gas supply freeze and possible 30 day bid hold.
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York — Buckeye
Weithman Brothers Company of
Galion
Weitherman’s
Cleveland
E.B. Katz Co
Henry Rieman
McDevitt Mechanical
James Crawfis
Columbia Gas Company
Buckeye
Medina County
Brunswick
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Gorman LaVelle Company
Kent Electric Firm
Kent
Steen Electric
Akron
Steen’s
Millard Bogard
Bayh rules out 1972 vice presidential bid
Sen. Birch Bayh of Indiana, at Bowling Green, said he will not seek the vice presidency this year preferring to stay active in the Senate. He cited his wife’s illness and said he has not decided whom to endorse for president. He criticized restrictions on personal liberties, calling them infringements step by step.
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Bowling Green
Ohio
UPI
Birch Bayh
Bayh
Spiro Agnew
Two Held In Robbery Case In Medina County
Medina County Sheriff's Department holds two men in Kansas on robbery and auto theft charges after they forced Mrs. Mary Williams from Grace Hospital Cleveland to drive to Hinckley where she was robbed. She says no kidnapping charges will be filed.
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Thomas Sedlak
Medina County
Kansas
Mary Williams
Grace Hospital
Cleveland
Donald R. Bennett
James Lawrence
W. 130Th
Babcock Road
Hinckley
Williams
Simmerer Reinstated to Westfield Township Panels
Westfield Township trustees reinstated Ervin Simmerer to the Zoning Commission and Calvin Bates to the Board of Appeals for five-year terms. Other commission and appeals members are named. A $5,000 fire fund CD was set and total 1972 operating funds total $54,387.37. Cemetery lot numbering discussed and Workmans Compensation coverage noted. Trustees depart Jan 19 for Columbus convention.
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Westfield Twp
Ervin Simmerer
Westfield Township Zoning Commission
Calvin Bates
Board of Appeals
Ferman Johnson
Ellis Rippert
Vincent Walters
Jim Williams
Board of Zoning Appeals
Scott Bannerman
R. L. Brockett
D. D. Delagrange
Doyle Seigfried
Bates
Sherrod Duecker
Columbus
Medina Warrant Filed for Local Kidnapping and Auto Theft
Warrants issued by Medina Municipal Court for Dwight T. Morris of Morgantown Kentucky for the January kidnapping of Gary Zemancik a 17 year old from Homerville and for the theft of Edwin Ensign s car. Warrant remains in Ohio unless Zemancik transported across state lines then it becomes a federal case. Morris is in Kentucky custody.
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Medina
Medina Municipal Court
Dwight T. Morris
Morgantown
Gary Zemancik
Homerville
Edwin Ensign
River Corners Road
Spencer
Medina County Sheriff's Department
Kentucky
Morris
Medina County Sheriff’s Department
Zemancik
Ohio
Sheriff’s Department
Kenton County
Weather Outlook With Showers Then Clearing
Chance of a few showers early this morning with partial clearing later. Snow flurries possible near Lake Erie in late afternoon. Highs in the low to mid 40s. Tonight mostly clear then increasing clouds with lows in the 20s. Thursday cloudy with rain likely and highs in the 40s. Probability of precipitation 30 percent today 20 percent tonight and 60 percent Thursday.
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Lake Erie
Commissioners Seek Bids on New Courthouse Bonds in Medina
Medina county commissioners advertised for bids on 500000 in bonds to finance a new courthouse amid a 675000 debt. They plan to pay 175000 and issue 10 year bonds to cover the remainder, hoping to save over 100000 at five percent interest. Bids open February 14 at 1 30 p.m. in the county commissioners office.
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Medina
Frank Kraus
Brunswick
Liverpool Township
County Commissioners’ Office
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Commerce Department
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
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Lodi
Seville
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Weithman
Pioneer Vocational School
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