Sister of MIA Airman Shares Family Pain
Mrs. Rick Bruce, sister of Air Force Captain Alan Trent listed as MIA for 21 months, spoke to the Wadsworth Rotary about the plight of missing service members and the agony families endure while awaiting news. She linked her talk to the League of Families of American POWs and MIAs.
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Bruce
League of Families of American
Air Force
Alan Trent
Rick Bruce
Wadsworth
Mickey Miller
John Looney
Richard Dickey
Gazette
Mike Dungjen
Could County Girl Be Miss America
Brunswick Jaycees sponsor Miss Medina County preliminary for Miss America contest. Anthony Flores chairs entry drive with Medina County cooperation from Medina Wadsworth Lodi and Seville Jaycee groups. Candidates must be 18 to 28 by Sept 1 high school graduates and never married.
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Brunswick
Medina County
Brunswick Jaycees
Brunswick Group
Medina
Wadsworth
Lodi
Seville
Stanton
Anthony R. Flores
Josephine Blvd
Flores
Ohio
Brunswick plans recreation center and income tax proposal
More than 20 residents hear plan for a $1 million Brunswick Youth Center recreation complex on Center Road. A citizen group led by Councilman Drury McClung favors a one quarter of one percent income tax to fund the project, with federal matching funds possible.
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Brunswick
Center Road
Pearl Road
Drury McClung
Concensus of
McClung
Council
Dannley Seeks Re election for Medina Probate Post
Medina County Judge H Dennis Dannley and county engineer Jack Foreman filed petitions for re election with the Medina County Board of Elections. Dannley, four term state representative for the 23rd district and probate judge since 1968, has held multiple county roles. Foreman, appointed county engineer in 1971, has seven years on the staff and a civil engineering degree from Akron University.
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Medina
H. Dennis Dannley
Medina County Probate and Juvenile Court
Jack Foreman
Medina County Board of Elections
Dannley
Darnley
Foreman
Ralph Granger
Akron University
Wadsworth High School
School districts to get funding for library purchases
Medina County school districts receive more than 44000 dollars under Title II of the ESEA. State Superintendent Martin W. Essex announced the funds will be used to buy books film strips slides records tapes charts and pictures to expand school library services.
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Medina
Medina County
Martin W. Essex
Essex
First Federal to open Medina branch at Public Square
The Federal Home Loan Bank Board approved First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Wooster's plan to establish a Medina branch at 72 Public Square. Miller notes the move will expand services for Medina County borrowers. $39,000,000 in local loans since 1946 underpin the growth and a summer open house is planned.
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William Moore
Brunswick
Norma Short
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Washington, D.C
First Federal Savings and Loan Association of
Miller
Medina
Medina County
Office of Our Own
Laurence N. Russell
Ashland
First Federal
Gensemer Funeral Home
Public Square
Medina Area
Medina Gazette
Noss Variance Granted After Zoning Board Hearing
Hinckley Zoning Board of Appeals granted a variance to E C and I P Noss for insufficient setback at the sage corner of State and Bellus roads after an inspection. The request was amended to a 67 foot setback, above the 75 foot minimum, and approved unanimously.
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Hinckley
Zoning Board of Appeals
E.C. and
I.P. Noss
Sages Corner
State and Bellus Roads
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Wadsworth Rotary Program
Rod Speaker
Art Stanton
Carl McCracken
Paul Delaney
Richard Freese
Don Moll
Sandusky
Paris
Hanoi
United Nations
Vention
Kurt Waldheim
New York City
N.Y
Charles Mosher
Rayburn Building
Nixon
Medina Bank
Sam’ Boyer
Paul Munyon
Medina High School
Baldwin-Wallace College
Cleveland Marshall Law 001
ESEA
The
Planning Commission
Weymouth Road
City Hall Annex
Terry Andes
Becky Ziegler
Liverpool
Mary Neubauer
Hawaii
Alaska
Sue Whitmyer
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