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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1972
Page
1
The 127th Medina County Fair starts Tuesday with the 4-H and FFA Daily Steer Show at 10 a.m. The Demolition Derby headlines opening day at 8 p.m. A contestant from last year’s egg throwing may contest again next Friday at 4 p.m. in front of the grandstand.
Brunswick Hills trustees adopt a resolution to block further city sewer lines unless Cleveland water is extended without annexation. They accuse Brunswick city of overstepping authority and threaten court action to challenge jurisdiction and required taps.
Brunswick city council approved ordinances allowing Auditor William English to prepay notes issued in 1969 for paying 18 roads. The early payment will save about $9000 in interest, with praise for the auditor's office. A special session will discuss appointing a tax administrator by the mayor.
Westfield Center becomes the third Medina County community to approve an income tax. The half percent levy targets wages and compensation for those living or working in Westfield Center and aims to raise about $20,000 annually for equipment, facilities expansion, capital improvements, and operations. Brunswick and Wadsworth already collect wage taxes. A public hearing drew four attendees. a referendum petition is circulating. Westfield Center also imposes a $5 auto license fee, one of two such fees in the county.
The village plans to sue Francis Figley and his bonding company if repairs to the sanitary sewer system are not paid for. The council will obtain cost estimates and have work done by village employees or contractors. Figley was given 30 days to fix issues but failed, with the system begun in 1970 and completed late last year.
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