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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1972
Page
3
Spencer police chief Arthur Weidrick submitted a resignation to the council citing personal reasons and asked for immediate effect. Mayor Glenn Pomeroy appointed Lloyd Kelly with council approval.
Western Reserve Transit Authority President John P. Bobola credits public generosity for keeping Youngstown buses running after losses. Voters will face a March 21 special election to approve a one mill operating levy expected to yield about 1.16 million dollars from federal funds if passed.
Coffee per capita has fallen from 17.6 pounds in 1949 to 13.6 pounds in 1970, with national average 2.04 cups daily. Younger people and those over 70 drink less, instant coffee rising to 18 percent. Soft drink growth may contribute, while milk intake also drops from 40 to 34 gallons per year.
The Brunswick Kiwanis Club hosts this month’s First Tuesday Community Forum on Tuesday Feb 1. A smorgasbord Swiss Steak dinner begins at 7 p.m. Tickets available from Carl Zimmerman at 225 5749.
Master Sergeant Don Kirkland joins the Medina Air Force Recruiting Station as Air Force Nursing Representative for the Medina area. A 20 year veteran, he previously served in Honolulu Hawaii and will discuss Air Force nursing careers. Contact Kirkland in Medina at 725 4232 or Akron at 253 4507.
A reader asks Abby why his wife constantly shouts and how to handle the situation. The column suggests possible nervousness and a visit to a doctor, noting: one can marry the whole person, not just a part. Subsequent questions cover engagement rings and wills for children.
Outdoor color adventure follows real Alaskans led by Jeff Graham through a year trapping hunting and living off the land in Alaska. Ron Hayes directed filmed and appears in the G rated Rainbow Adventure feature presented by American National Enterprises for two screening days at Medina Theatre.
County Agent outlines the farming sector's growth from 1940 to 1970, noting agriculture as Medina County’s and America's largest industry with millions employed. The report details food affordability gains, consumer buying power, hunger programs, and the vast marketing system moving food to tables across rail, road, and waterways.
Harold K Thoburn notes demand for newer foods with built in conveniences and packaging costs. Last year packaging cost 19 billion dollars, with potential 10 billion more saved by innovations like fruit and poultry boxes. USDA quality grading certifies 116 billion pounds of food. 500 grade standards. meat and poultry inspection required. Lodi Boots and Saddle Club hosts a 9 to midnight dance at the Lodi American Legion Hall. public invited.
The article outlines painter Pierre Auguste Renoir born 1841 in Limoges France and moving to Paris at age four. It covers his early jobs, shift from impressionism about 1883, later styles in the 1890s, and his family subjects plus his arthritis and death in 1919.
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