Medina Rezoning Narrowly Passes on Tie Vote
A tied Medina council vote approved rezoning 30 acres on the east side of S Court Street to R-1 despite opposition from Dr Fred Frn Jr Beech Stevenson and Charles Masi. The change allows up to 120 homes, with Welco Developers planning 79, amid water district costs and annexation from township zoning. The council also authorized five police cruisers a model 5 000 gross weight pickup and a 50 000 gross weight garbage truck with new crew to start daylight collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
R-1
S. Court Street
Planning and Zoning Commission
Fred Fri Jr
Beech” Stevenson
Charles Masi
Steve Petrigala
Arnie Siegfried
John Root
South Court Street
Petrigala
Theft Guard program to mark valuables in Medina
The Medina Jaycees launched Project Theft Guard to curb burglaries by having residents engrave valuables with their Social Security numbers and list them on a form. Free three day engraver loans are available at the Medina Police Station Village Jewelers and Lance & Co Insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
Medina Jaycees
Medina Police Department
Dave Turpin
The
Village Jewelers
Public Square
Lance & Co. Insurance
West Liberty Street
Turpin
Monterey Park
Calif
California
New Orleans
Homer Davis Jr
Hinckley Women Explore Dreams With Psychic Speaker
Mrs. Ann Schreiner, leader of Cleveland area A.R.E. study groups and 20th Century psychic expert, discussed dream interpretation at the Hinckley Women’s Club special event. She urged dream recall, writing impressions, and noting symbols to gain self insight while touching on ESP Karma and reincarnation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Schreiner
Hinckley Women’s Club
Schreiner
Russia
U.S
Cleveland Area
Association of Research and Enlightenment
A.R.E
Edgar Cayce
Mrs. Schreiner
Hinckley
Cayce
Glad Helpers
W. 25
Cleveland
Willowdale Ave
Donald McGregor
Learn To Read Sign Advised At Pilkington Factory
In ISLE OF SHEPPEY England a Pilkington factory sign urges workers who cannot read to join a local evening class to learn reading skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isle OF Sheppey
England
UPI
Pilkington
Medina Council Reviews Cable Franchise and Parking Restrictions
Medina council discusses Lodi Cable Service Co. request for a 20 year franchise with $6 per set monthly rate and 10 dollar hookup. Public reactions sought to new no parking signs on four streets while other measures include road work contracts, tax advances, and health service funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
Lloyd Bartel
Lodi Cable Service Co
John Root
Bartel
Fred M. Greenwood
E. Smith Road
S. Court Street
Birch Hill Road
State Road
Huntington
Spring Grove Street
E. Liberty
E. Washington
Spring Grove
Public Square
Greenwood
Ohio Edison Co
Medina Street
Medina County Health Department
Lafayette Township Reorganizes Services After Police Sell Radar
Chippewa Lake area trustees report radar sold to Briarwood Beach for 375 dollars as police duties shift to Medina County Sheriff. Residents urged to call sheriff at 722-7191 or 722-3511. New fire department monitor purchases approved and two resignations noted. Kenneth O Walter joins Chippewa Lake Fire Dept. hose purchases-approved. Lions Club Park damage by B and O Railroad workers urged restitution. Township appropriation set at 88875 dollars. Charley Glatzer to speak on WWII capture and escape at Chippewa Lake Lions Club dinner meeting at United Methodist Church with Dr George Ralph as program chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chippewa Lake
Lafayette Township
Briarwood Beach
Lions Club
Charley Glatzer
Rev T L Leatherwood to Speak at Brunswick Revival
The Rev T L Leatherwood pastor of the Mansfield Baptist Temple will be guest speaker at the revival meeting January 26 to 30 at 7 p.m. at Emanuel Baptist Temple in Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.L. Leatherwood
Mansfield Baptist Temple
Brunswick
Emanuel Baptist Temple
Pleads Guilty To Drug Sale In Medina
Arthur L. Smith of 217 East Street Medina pleaded guilty to delivering and selling amphetamines. He faced a six juror panel trial after being accused of selling to a minor on September 26, 1971. Judge Ralph Winter imposed a suspended sentence of one to five years with six months in county jail and five years probation, credit for 1 1/2 months already served.
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Medina
Arthur L. Smith
Smith
East St
Ralph Winter
Ohio Reformatory
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Doris Kilbane
Welco
Dr. Frn
Glenn Hattery
Hattery
Law
Jack Kinney
Projeci
Imeft
Stan Umpleby
Sam’ Boyer Hinckley
Lafayette Sells
Medina County
Sheriff’s Department
Lafayette
Kenneth O. Walter
Harold Myers
Bob Condren
Lafayette Department
Robert Duecker
B&o Railroad
Glatzer
Emmanuel Baptist
Temple
Carpenter Rd
Grafton Rd
Ohio
Rev
Snyder's
House of Distinguished Furniture
John
Townsend
John Townsend
Goddard
Furnilure
New London
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