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Newspaper

The Gazette

Location

Medina, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1972

Page

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Ohio House Hints at Early Summer Recess

The Ohio General Assembly pressed toward a summer break with an abbreviated session. Low attendance marred the long Thursday session as lawmakers debated a sundry claims bill and other measures. House Leader Levitt announced Speaker Kurfess was in Washington and urged higher attendance to hasten adjournment next week.

Lee Leonard UPI Statehouse Columbus Ohio General Assembly Kurfess House Robert E. Levitt North Canton Washington

Windfall Heights Residents Report Subdivision Flaws

Medina Township officials and Windfall Heights residents met at the township hall to discuss curb cuts drainage speed limits and road maintenance with county commissioners acknowledging code shortcomings The group questioned curb construction by Ryan Homes and debated who bears costs and responsibility for roads with the county and township seeking updated subdivision rules and bids for curb work

Medina Medina Township Charles Clark Oberholtzer Clark Tri- County

Brown slams Gilligan. calls for Nixon policy support

Lorain Republican dinner drew nearly 400 as Lt. Gov. John Brown criticized Gov. Gilligan’s administration and urged action to back Nixon policy. Brown faulted the merger of Development and Urban Affairs, citing rising staff and costs while pledging to help Republican candidates. He warned of costly consequences if Gilligan gains control of the legislature.

Mike Dungjen Lorain Washington Richard Nixon John Brown Urban Affairs Brown Gilligan

NOACA Eyes Nominee for Director Amid Salary Debate

The NOACA steering committee considers Theodore Mikesell for director with a proposed 35000 salary, opposed by several Cleveland leaders. The post, funded partly by federal grants, would replace retiring administrator Bob Brown who earned 22000. The agency governs federal aid for seven counties including Medina and reviews regional plans and grants.

Medina County Theodore Mikesell Mikesell Illinois NOACA Bob Brown Portage County Medina Countian Brown Medina Lorain Cuyahoga Summit Portage, Lake Geauga

Medina discusses S Court Street sidewalks plan

Medina City Council Streets and Sidewalks Committee held an exploratory meeting to gauge ideas on sidewalk installation along a portion of S Court Street. Council President John Root cited protecting children as the main reason for sidewalks as residents observed the discussion.

Ted Graham Medina Medina City Council Steve Petrigala S. Court Street Westpark Boulevard Petrigala John Root Council Court Street

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