Emergency Summer Accidents Rise At Home
Medina Community Hospital statistics show most summer accidents occur at home as activity increases. Dr. Andrew Karson notes horseback riding injuries diving incidents motorcycle crashes and lacerations from doors with safety precautions urged including decals on glass doors and equipment checks.
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Doris Kilbane
Medina
Medina Community Hospital
Andrew Karson
The
Emergency Room Association
Karson
Food Costs Rise to Record High in June
The Agriculture Department reports a 0.9 percent rise in the typical family food market basket in June, driven by a 2.8 percent jump in farm prices. The monthly gain is the sharpest since February and leaves costs 3.6 percent above a year ago, with margins at supermarkets reduced for the third month.
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Medina Schools Noted Progressive In Review By Visitor
Strongsville Junior High principal Tom Sherwood after a two month internship labeled Medina's school program progressive with well planned building and academic policy. He praised library, gym plans, and Medina's high school prospects comparing favorably to Napoleon patterning and noting growth challenges shared with nearby districts. He cited per pupil valuation at Medina about 16 560, with Brunswick lower and Strongsville near 15 800.
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Medina
Strongsville Junior High
Tom Sherwood
Napoleon High School
Sherwood
Henry County
Strongsville
Brunswick
Arrests Tied to Medina Burglary At Lt Governor Home
Medina police arrested two juveniles after a May 3 burglary at Lt Governor John Brown's Baxter Street residence. Items stolen included war memorials and family heirlooms. The youths remain in custody as formal charges are prepared.
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Medina
John Brown
Baxter Street
South Vietnamese Troops Seize Half of Quang Tri Citadel
South Vietnamese paratroopers control half of Quang Tri City's citadel and raise their flag on its wall as fighting continues. North Vietnamese artillery targets Highway 1 and river positions while a U.S. adviser notes the flag raising provides both psychological and tactical advantages.
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Saigon
UPI
Quang Tri City
Highway 1
Arthur Higbee
Higbee
U.S
High Command
South Vietnam
Quang Tri
County Burglars Hit Homes and Tavern in Medina County
Burglars entered Linda Cleveland’s Erhart home between 7 30 p m July 22 and 6 a m July 23, stealing 700 dollars in merchandise. A second break in at Mike J Lash’s Valley City summer home between July 9 and 23 yielded a black and white 18 inch TV and 24 beers, plus a shed break for a garden tractor mower sulky and two rototillers valued at 1337 dollars. Laconi’s Tavern in Wadsworth was entered between 1 30 and 8 a m with 260 dollars in cash stolen.
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Linda Cleveland
Hanley Road
Erhart
Medina County
Mike J. Lash
Abbeyville Rd
Valley City
Laconi
Greenwich Road
Wadsworth
Asphyxiation ruled in baby's death in Medina
Medina coroner Dr. Andrew Karson ruled the newborn infant died from asphyxiation. The five pound baby, born alive and prem 13 Dunbar Circle, breathed 10 to 15 minutes before being placed in a shopping bag inside a garbage can. The 13-year-old mother was released to her mother while the case remains under investigation. No charges had been filed at press time.
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Medina
Andrew Karson
Medina County
Dunbar Circle
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