Fuller named Republican mayoral candidate in Brunswick race
Brunswick real estate broker Lewis W. Fuller is the Republican choice for mayor this November replacing Peter Piersant who withdrew for personal reasons. Fuller, a longtime resident, has prior electoral drama including a one vote loss to Carl Ola in Brunswick’s first council race.
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Lewis W. Fuller
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Peter Piersant
Carl Ola
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Charles O’malley
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Hinckley High School
Fenn College
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Medina County
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Planning Commission
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Ed Chambers
Norm Hamm
George Teagarden
Russ Schuster
Russ Bittinger
James Crossen
Ken Dreher
Don Beevar
Jeanette Lapinsky
Granger Boy Drowns At Valley View Lake
A 10 year old Granger boy drowned at Valley View Lake Park on Rt 94 during the Independence holiday weekend. He was found in four feet of water about 30 feet from shore and pronounced dead at Medina Community Hospital.
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Medina Road
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Akron
Arland Rininger
David Brooks
Brunswick
Gloria Glens Stages Own July 4 Parade
Gloria Glens residents staged a small Independence Day parade after the Chippewa Lake Lions Club gave up the event. Local children led on decorated bikes with police and mayor participation, a 1954 corvette, a drum band, a garden tractor wagon, and a fire truck adding to the procession.
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Kevin
Kenny
Kevin Dunnebeck
Clyde Rohrbaugh
John Simatacoulos
Johnny
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Jim Bridenthal
Herb Emrick
Mitch” Bridenthal
Emrick
Dave
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Don Roshon
Briarwood Beach
del Rambo
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Tougher Strip Mine Rules Face Ohio House Debate
The 109th General Assembly debates tougher land reclamation standards for strip mine operators. Key measures from Rep. Sam Speck and Rep. A. G. Lancione seek stricter reclamation and inspection, plus a severance tax plan, while Ralph Welker and Walter Paulo propose limited aims. Senate leaders use power to shape outcomes as industry lobbyists press for leniency.
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Ironton
Senate Education and Health Committee
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Rep
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Dorrville
Ralph Hatch
Hanna Coal Company
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The
Ohio Power Company
Larry Cook
Jack Edwards
Tony Edwards
Ohio Reclamation Association
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