Brunswick Voters to Decide Half Mill Recreation Levy
Brunswick voters will decide in November whether to approve a one half mill levy to fund recreation facilities and programs for all ages. The council says the levy would run five years and address a $1,307,513 budget with targeted spending for youth and senior activities while outlining concerns over miscellaneous expenses and potential cuts if expected funding does not materialize.
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Brunswick
Richard Freese
Marcella Schroeder
John Adamsky
Alfred Pallozzi
English
St. Francis Names First Lay Principal in Medina
Alan Palko named principal of St. Francis Xavier School Medina becoming the church’s first lay leader. He succeeds Sister Julia who pursues special studies. Palko formerly directed a diocesan educational radio station and holds a bachelor’s in education from St John’s College and a master’s in administration from Case Western Reserve University.
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Cleveland
Alan Palko
St. Francis Xavier School
Medina
Julia
Palko
St. John’s College
Case Western Reserve University
Leedy Bill Hikes Penalties for Freeing Officers
Ohio Senate approved Leedy sponsored legislation to raise penalties for freeing a police officer. First offense would carry a fine up to 500 dollars and up to six months imprisonment, replacing prior maximums of 50 dollars or 30 days. The measure passed unanimously and goes to the house.
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Columbus
Ohio Senate
James K. Leedy
R-Wooster
Senate
House
Leedy
Ohio State Bar Association
BHS Cheerleaders Plan Car Wash
Brunswick High School varsity cheerleaders announce a car wash Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Brunswick Dodge on Pearl Road. Proceeds fund new uniforms for the squad.
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BHS
Brunswick
Brunswick Dodge
Pearl Road
SALT talks open fifth round on ABM limits
U S and Soviet negotiators in Helsinki begin the fifth SALT round with Gerard C. Smith and Vladimir S. Semenov leading from the American and Soviet sides. They aim for concrete year end results limiting ABM deployment and advancing limits on offensive strategic weapons.
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Helsinki
UPI
U.S
Gerard C. Smith
Russia
Vladimir S. Semenov
Brunswick Council Considers $5 Vehicle License Tax
The Brunswick council agenda for next Monday includes a proposed $5 motor vehicle license plate tax for city residents. The plan would raise about $30,000 annually and follows steps taken by neighboring cities to fund municipal needs.
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Brunswick — Council
Hinckley Zoners Turn Down Three Variances
Hinckley zoning board denied three variance requests. Bane Wood failed for an undersized lot of 40 200 square feet against 66 000. John Motko seeks a 60 foot road right of way easement but has 30 feet. board recessed to allow more. Jack Greenhoe setback variance postponed to later date. Stanley Bazan denied for a two car garage three feet from the lot line. Council eyed a charter issue on a proposed fee for homes in Brunswick Heights tied to road paving.
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Hinckley
Zoning Board of Appeals
Hinckley Board
Bane H. Wood
Marland Drive
Wood
Medina County Court of Common Pleas
John Motko
Crestview Road
Motko
Jack Greenhoe
Ridge Road
Stanley A. Bazan
Jeanne Road
Ohio Edison Pays $312000 Tax Bill in Medina
Medina county treasurer Ed Steingass reported Ohio Edison paid its real estate and public utilities tax bill of 312000 dollars on Wednesday. Payment was delivered by Don Snow district manager for Ohio Edison and covered the final six months of 1970. It was the county’s largest tax payment.
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Medina
Ed Steingass
Ohio Edison
Don Snow
Siedel Property Before Medina Planners Again
Medina zoning board handles the Siedel property, a 25 acre undeveloped tract west of South Court Street, seeking conditional zoning to permit 202 apartments in multi family blocks housed as large single family homes. A site plan for the L and K Motel will also be reviewed. Meeting at 7 30 p m in City Hall Annex on S Elmwood St.
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South Court Street
Building Systems Housing Corporation of
Cleveland
City Hall Annex
S. Elmwood St
Forest Hills Property Owners Form Nonprofit in Brunswick
Secretary of State issues a charter to Forest Hills Property Owners Association of Brunswick Ohio to promote welfare and aesthetic value of the Forest Hills area. Trustees named include John A Elden Jr William B Pate and John Jeandrevin with Jeandrevin appointed as statutory agent for the nonprofit corporation.
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Columbus
Ted W. Brown
Forest Hills Property Owners Association of
Brunswick
Brown
Forest Hills
Holiday Hills
Ohio
John A. Elden, Jr
East Ohio
Cleveland
William B. Pate
Brahms Drive
Westlake
John Jeandrevin
Old Phoenix Bank
Medina
Jeandrevin
Morning Signs Disturb Him
Medina resident David Jaycox woke to seven realty signs and at least six driveway posts scattered on his lawn from seven different local realtors. A six foot portable bar and tools were stolen from a vacant house at 6800 East Drive. In Brunswick a construction site lost carpeting valued at 650 dollars including 41 square feet of red shag and a 12 by 17 foot light green rug reported by Grace awson.
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Medina
David Jaycox
Tanglewood Drive
E. Drive
Sheriff’s Department
Monticello Drive
Brunswick
Milwaukee slum babies show high IQ gains in early schooling
Researchers publicize a five year government funded Milwaukee study showing socially disadvantaged black children trained from 3 or 4 months old gained up to 33 IQ points by 42 months. The project questions heredity based limits and asks how much society will invest in slum education.
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Ralph Grunau
William English
Laurene Brinkman
Grunau
Buehler’s
Theodore G. Pappas
Akron
Gazette
Virginia Brackney
Charles Messner
Belle Center
Rt. 303
Messner
Southwest Community Hospital
Berea
Frank Kannel
Sandee LeMasters
St. Francis
Nixon
Kremlin
Semenov
Brunswick Council
Brunswick Heights
City Building Department
Laurel Creek
Eagle
Siedel
Kraver’s
Grace |Awson
Milwaukee
Washington
UPS
Rick Heber
University of Wisconsin
American Education
U.S. Office of Education
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