Brunswick council passes full pay ordinance for police raises
Brunswick council approved the full pay ordinance for city employees with amendments centering on police salaries. Police chief will receive $13,500 retroactive to Jan 1, while other raises retroactive to May 2. IRS and prior pay practice debates were cited during deliberations.
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County halts sewer work in Hinckley except selective streets
Medina County commissioners vote to halt all sewer construction in Hinckley Township with exceptions on West 130th Street and Boston Road west of the East branch of the Rocky River to the township line. The office says the ban remains in effect until a further notice.
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Health Bill Makes First Reading For Emergency Center Study
Brunswick council approved a first reading of an ordinance to survey need and feasibility for an emergency health care center. Mayor O Malley proposed the study, with Ross Garrett and Associates to be paid 4000 dollars if a center is pursued. The center would be outpatient and run by a leased group, funded by user fees.
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Medina Council OKs Budget with Noted Deficit in 1973
Medina City Council approves a 2,595,402 dollar budget for 1973 that shows a 198,986 dollar general fund deficit. Finance Director Bob Jones says cuts прошлого year avoided extra spending and hopes for more local government funds to cover the shortfall. Mayor Greenwood warns that without state income tax support or a municipal levy, police hiring may be cut and services reduced.
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Humphrey Withdraws From Democratic Presidential Race
Hubert H. Humphrey has decided to pull out of the Democratic contest according to sources close to the senator. More convention news on page two.
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