Medina residents weigh plastic bags vs cans for trash
In May and June 1971 Medina tested plastic bags in Crestwood and Falling Oaks. Results were inconclusive as crews saved time but many households still used cans. residents offered mixed views on costs and convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Kilbane
Medina
Crestwood
Falling Oaks
Glenn Hattery
Hattery
Robert R. Carlisle
Falling Oaks Drive
Guilford Blvd
Longacres
Apollo 15 clears doubts and nears moon landing
Apollo 15 astronauts David Scott Alfred Worden and James Irwin received go ahead for a Friday moon touchdown despite a circuit problem. They will conduct extensive surface activity, return samples and Worden will orbit longer, marking a record six days in lunar operations.
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Scott
Irwin
Worden
Moon
Windler
Mission Control
Karl G. Heinze
County Toll Reaches 15 With Trucker Death on I-80 S
A Columbus driver, 54, died when his tractor-trailer rear ended a stopped truck on I-80 S near Wadsworth. The crash raised the county’s annual traffic deaths to 15, with two prior fatalities this week. The other victim, Theresa Gibson, 32, of Medina, died in a two car crash on Rt. 301.
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William H. Baughman
Columbus
Baughman
Theresa Gibson
Medina
State Patrol
William Foshie
Midway
Tenn
William Ingram
Jackson
Foshie
Ground breaking for Wayne General and Technical College
Symbolic ceremonies mark the start of construction for the Wayne General and Technical College near Wayne CR 207 and CR 47 and tied to The University of Akron. The event specifies the new campus location and involved institutions.
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Orrville
Wayne General and Technical College
University of Akron
Wayne CR
CR 47
Eight Trustee Years Ending For Cereshko
Brunswick Hills trustees announce Pete Cereshko will not seek another term in November. Art Joreski mounts a candidacy while Lucille Griesheimer seeks re election. Trustees approve immediate North Carpenter Road repairs and bill the City of Brunswick, donating foreman time and township equipment, with contracted work charged to the city. A special meeting for new voters ages 18 to 20 is planned August 19. Funds are shifted to the road and bridge account to cover extra costs as other projects are dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Boyer
Brunswick Hills
Pete Cereshko
Cereshko
Art Joreski
Brunswick Hills Association
Lucille Griesheimer
Board of Trustees
Carpenter Road
Brunswick
City of
Harry Heinly
Stuart Zacharias
Stans Predicts US Trade Deficit for First Time This Century
Commerce Secretary Maurice H. Stans told a House subcommittee that a U S trade deficit is probable this year marking the first since 1893. He cited dwindling surpluses since 1967, rising rivals' R D spending, and lagging U S productivity versus Europe and Japan. He urged sharper innovation to regain leadership.
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Washington
UPI
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
United States
House Science Subcommittee
Stans
U.S
Europe
Japan
Kent State selects Glenn Olds as next president
The Kent State University board picked Glenn Olds to succeed retiring President Robert S. White. Olds, 50, a former United Nations aide and ambassador to the UN Economic and Social Council, was chosen from five finalists from more than 100 candidates. White plans to retire September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations Social and Economic Council
The
State University of New York
Apollo 15 timetable EDT flight schedule summary
The NASA timetable lists today events from 9:34 a.m. to 11:34 p.m. including sleep periods, lunar module inspections, and orbit changes. Thursday covers wake at 7:34 a.m. course correction if needed, jettison of the service module package cover, a 6 minute 32 second braking burn, a moon orbit of 67 to 195 miles, and a 7 hour 42 minute sleep period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Windler
Earth
Scott
Irwin
Cape Kennedy
Moon
Lunar
Sixteen more candidates file for Medina County races
Medina County voters gain sixteen new filings with the Board of Elections for the November election. Brunswick Board of Education sees Robert T. Sklenka run, Medina Ward 2 councilman candidate is Bernard W. Urban, and Spencer and Briarwood Beach name Glenn A. Pomeroy and Wendell Garman for mayor respectively. Betty Piepho and Ruth Darline seek Wadsworth Township clerk, with Briarwood Beach and Gloria Glens naming Myron McGuire and Bernice Schuette as clerk treasurer candidates. Seville Village fields Garnet Starkey and Ivan Riggenbach for council, Donald Feesler for the Seville Board of Public Affairs, and township trustees include Donald Brown, George Lance, John Jamison, and Robert Weigal. Edward Funai seeks Briarwood Beach Village council seat.
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Medina
Medina County
Bernice A. Schuette
Gloria Glens
Seville
Garnet E. Starkey
Ivan Riggenbach
Donald W. Feesler
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Tony Phipps
Robert Lyden
Shaker Drive
Lyden
Elbert Woodruff
John Ritter
Raymond Cornelius
Pleasant Valley Drive
Ohio
AL Rossiter JR
Space Winter
Falcon
Terry Brickley
Wadsworth
Lyons den
Brickley
John Maynard
Rittman
Massillon
Stark County
William Lyons
Sheriff's Department
Holiday Inn
Interstate 71
Rt. 18
Lloyd Clark
Syracuse
N.Y
James Roberts
Neal Brown
Guy Palmer
Cleveland
Sharon-Copley Road
Sheriff’s Department
Joseph Bruner
Dave Keller
Barbara Stephens
Gazette
D’arcy Egan
Joreski
General Motor
Brunswick Area Planning Board
Kent
Olds
White
Space Center
Houston
Lunar Module
Command Module
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