Nixon to Visit China Aims to Normalize U S China Ties
President Nixon announced after a secret Peking visit by Henry Kissinger that he will travel to Communist China before May 1972. The move signals steps toward ending China’s isolation and broadening U S engagement with Beijing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Clemente
Calif
UPI
Nixon
Chou En-lai
Red China
Peking
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
U.S
China
United States
Henry Kissinger
Peoples Republic of China
Republic of China
Medina Gazette Framed Historic Local Notes
Medina County newspaper notes dated Friday July 16 1971 in Medina Ohio report community items and local notices across Medina area. Local events and listings highlight civic life and regional happenings for residents.
Medina County Vocational Levy Faces Tough Fight in City Vote
Medina City and district residents weigh a 4.85 mill levy for a new vocational facility amid uncertain finances and anti tax sentiment. Past mini-levy support varied by precinct with Medina City leaning against larger increases, while township results were mixed across Sharon Montville Spencer York Lodi and LeRoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Morris
AL Thomas
Medina — Vocational School Board
Medina City
Medina County
Sharon Township
Montville Township
Spencer
York
Lodi
LeRoy
Backing Car 7 Strikes Girl Injuring Teen in Crash
A passenger, Jeanette Houston 16 of Litchfield, was injured when the car driven by Robert Doeter 18 left the roadway and hit trees. The driver and a second occupant were from Litchfield. In a separate note, three Wadsworth youths 11 13 and 14 admitted to trampling corn at 8811 Hartman Road, causing $200 in damage. A Brunswick two year old girl was run over at the Brunswick Plaza Shopping Center and hospitalized. Police reported a burglary at Kent Drive home. In Medina, efforts continue to establish a youth coffeehouse with city backing after curfew debates spurred a youth commission and building was secured on Landfill Road near the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Houston
Litchfield
Robert Doeter
Wadsworth
Hartman Road
Sheriff's Department
Brunswick
Bunswick Plaza
Medina teens plan city coffeehouse at Reagan Park
Warrell credits Mayor Fred Greenwood and Recreation Director Bill Dunn for city help in locating the site. Teens volunteer to transform the old police pistol range into a shared space with the coffeehouse while restroom installation determines opening date. The project uses Reagan Park facilities and will serve as a community hub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrell
Fred Greenwood
Bill Dunn
Reagan Park
Brunswick's Bog hosts flea market and youth run coffeehouse
The Bog coffee house in Brunswick will sponsor a flea market at United Methodist Church Saturday from 10 am to 5 pm with afterward a 8 12 pm performance by Cloud. The basement venue on Route 42 north of Route 303 will need furnishings and volunteers as adults and youths plan bands speakers and open participation. Admission and coffee are free with snacks available. organizers urge adults to volunteer and call Mike Warrell Dana Buck or Lynda King for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick — the Bog Coffee House
United Methodist Church
Cloud
Rt. 42
Rt. 303
Miss King
Warrell
Buck
Mike Warrell
Dana Buck
Lynda King
Chatham Sets 27461 Budget For Ensuing Year
Chatham township trustees approved a 27461 dollar budget on Tuesday night. Clerk Robert Aungst said the budget is about 1000 dollars more than last year, with general fund expenditures at 10041 dollars and allocations across motor vehicle license gas tax road and bridge cemetery funds totaling the remainder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham
Robert Aungst
Cloverleaf Board Adopts 2.4 Million Budget Without Year End Balance
Cloverleaf Board of Education adopts a 2.4 million dollar budget for 1972 with no expected year end balance. Receipts rise to 2.479 million driven by reappraisal based real estate tax and increased state aid. The plan includes a renewal of a 12 mill operating levy to keep operating millage at 27.4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Thomas Westfield
Cloverleaf Board of Education
Medina County
State Foundation
Lewis Lenkaitis
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Asia
Islamabad
Pakistan
National Security Council
Chou
Communist
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Washington
Vietnam
Los Angeles
White House
the Gazette
Medina
Ohio
Ed Levy
Brunswick City
Dorothy Glasberg
St. Albans
Vermont
Parma Community Hospital
William Thompson
Kent Drive
Jeff Borden
MHS
Jim Banks
Homer
Briarwood
Chippen Lake
Gloria Glens
Lafayette
Bruns. Hills
Liverpool
Montville
Sharon
Harrisville
Hinckley
Erhart
Mack
Lazy T Ranch
Grafton Road
Valley City
Ken Max
Worthy
Richard Carver
Candy
Keith Barrington
Don Muntz
Gazette
Doris Kilbane
Sue Thoburn
T. James Brown
Landfill Road
Idea
Tony Laterza
Emily Porter
Martha Mullin
Betty Cantrell
Susan Ferdenwalt
Aimee Ripley
Ruth Augspurger
Ray Bordine
Patricia Straub
Michael Zuercher
John Melvin
Melanie Fahringer
Joe Walter
Tevis Morrison
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