McGovern Regains California and Advances Toward Nomination
George S. McGovern strengthened his bid for the Democratic nomination with a sweeping California win as Hubert Humphrey considers stepping aside. McGovern led in delegates, while Alabama Governor George Wallace aimed to influence the platform, and Daley was replaced by a more representative delegation at the convention.
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Steve Gerstel
Miami Beach
UPI
George S. McGovern
McGovern
Humphrey
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Daley
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Ohio Dem Chairman King Fights McGovern at Convention
Frank W. King of Ohio AFL-CIO challenged a ruling by Lawrence F. O'Brien at the Democratic National Convention. The convention seated McGovern's 121 California delegates and Humphrey voters, leaving King frustrated as McGovern moved toward a first ballot victory. King warned the rule was “stolen” and condemned the process. He leads about one million Ohio AFL-CIO members and 79 Humphrey votes.
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Miami Beach
UPI
Frank W. King
Ohio Afl Cio
George S. McGovern
King
Ohio
McGovern
Hubert H. Humphrey
Lawrence F. O’brien
California
Toledo
Frank King
Ohio Voters Split on McGovern Delegation Seating
Ohio voters at the Democratic national convention expressed split positions on seating issues regarding McGovern California and Illinois delegations. The report notes Ohio backed some measures and opposed others while McGovern pledged to call Frank King if nominated.
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McGovern
California
Ohio
Illinois
Jaskol Takes Post With Orange Local Schools
Medina High School administrative assistant Jack Jaskol is named director of non academic affairs for the Orange Local School District east of Cleveland. He will oversee the district wide computerized busing system and facilities management as a new high school, with pool and multimedia center, prepares to open in fall.
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Virgil Damon
Medina
Virgil Green Damon
Damen
Jean
Diane Morang
Chula Vista
Calif
Sandra Hertza
Amherst
N.H
James Damon
Suffern
N.Y
Eulaila Damon Todd
Waite & Son
AL Thomas Medina
Jack Jaskol
Medina High School
Orange
Cleveland
Pepper Pike
Hunting Valley
Moreland Hills
Brunswick High Students Named to Who's Who Honor Society
Four Brunswick High School seniors Scott Bitting Gerald Dobberstein Wolfgang Lampert and Kathy Weiland are named to the Who's Who in High Schools Honor Society for demonstrated excellence in scholarship character and activities They rank among the top three percent of graduating seniors nationwide and will be featured in the 1972 edition of Who's Who in High Schools.
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Brunswick
Brunswick High
Scott Bitting
Gerald Dobberstein
Wolfgang Lampert
Kathy Weiland
Medina Hospital Admissions and Births List for July 10 1972
Medina Hospital records show admissions including Donna J Roth Bracksville and Olga A Radick Medina along with J Polansky Brunswick Eleanor McCandless Medina and several others. Births record a baby boy for Walsh Salisbury Fletcher couples. Discharges include Clifford Brine Maureen Gibbons Jay Mishler Kabeller and Davis Hall Schmidt Newman Blahnik among others.
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Donna J. Roth
Brecksville
Robert A. Carlisle
Medina
Louis A. Smith
Brunswick
Olga A. Radick
J. Polansky
Eleanor M. McCandless
Robert J. Ellis
Kristina M. Witkowski
Anna M.jodway
Sally A. Davis
James J. Slater
Helen M. Favri
Harry J. Cox
Gail F. Barry
Eva M. Hosey
Lodi
Liz Beavers
Anna Scott
Aaron. Campy
Leo J. Walsh Jr
Robert C. Salisbury
Ronald E. Fletcher
Clifford J. Brine
Maureen D. Gibbons
Jay B. Mishler
Joseph P.kabeller
Claudia B. Davis
Helen W. Hall
Ellen Schmidt
Mary R. Newman
Ernest F. Blahnik
Lodi Council Rejects New Truck Purchase
Lodi council rejected bids for a street department pickup, citing price guarantees and need to rewrite specs. Bids will reopen when 1973 prices are available and advertisements will follow.
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Lodi Council
Lodi
Lafayette United Methodist Women Host Last Ice Cream Social
The Lafayette United Methodist Church Women’s Society will hold the season’s final ice cream social at the church on Saturday July 15 starting at 5 30 p m. The menu features hot sandwiches scalloped potatoes baked beans salads pies cakes beverages and a guarded secret recipe homemade ice cream. All dishes are homemade.
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Lafayette
Lafayette United Methodist Church Women’s Society
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