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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1971
Page
1
Rebel army officers who led a bloody coup against King Hassan II were to be executed by a firing squad today. The regime announced measures and pressed for swift justice following the failed bid.
A government commission report says the Soyuz 11 crew died from cabin pressure loss due to a leaky seal during final descent, 30 minutes from landing after 24 days in space. It found no structural ruptures and noted ongoing investigation into the leak causes.
Medina County hosts a 4-H Demonstration Contest July 14 from 1 to 4 PM at the fairgrounds. About 130 members will show indoor and outdoor projects to develop poise and confidence with judges from Ohio Edison Cleveland District Dairy Council and local banks and a city water district clerk. Medina City Water District 1 objections deadline passed and plans include Sycamore Park and Sunset Knolls subdivisions with a council meeting to confirm general plans tonight.
Medina police warn of counterfeit twenty dollar notes with serials D-86362763-A D-68802102-C and face plate numbers H-46 F-36 fueling local concerns. Officers note ongoing circulation across Medina County.
Medina County Joint Vocational School outlines a 4.85 mill levy for 1972 with total budget and bond retirement at 1 019 000. Superintendent Hawley schedules a budget hearing at the Professional Building and seeks ideas on site locations and survey plans for business agriculture industry and education.
Seven members of the Y swimming pool committee celebrate the start of excavation toward a new pool. Stanbery Nichols, Mrs. Freda Snyder, Ted McDowell, Mrs. Clayton Oberholtzer, Don Hultzman, Russell Thomas, Ralph Schacht are pictured as the project gains momentum.
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