Brunswick seeks 3.5 million bond for school growth
Brunswick school board seeks a 3.5 million bond averaging 3.76 mills to fund a 600 student middle school and additions at the West House, moving facilities from Towslee Elementary to create space for 1,000 students. The plan also adds five classrooms at Towslee for 150 more children.
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Brunswick
Paul Keaton
Board of Education
West House
Towslee
Brunswick School District
Joey Knapper
Melanie Juchum
Joey Erbs
Andrea Thornton
Kathy Sasala
Gazette
Carol Biliczky
Brunswick High School
Area Deaths Frances Louise Hange obituary and services
Frances Louise Hange 84 of 5145 State Road Wadsworth died at Medina Community Hospital after a short illness. She was a former Wad sworth Hospital nurse of 10 years and widow of Clarence Hange. Survived by three children, 13 grandchildren, two great grandchildren. Graveside services Granger Fairview Cemetery Tuesday 11 a.m. by Rev Perry Beaumount. Also Lena Mae Hoff 88 of Dunedin Florida died in nursing home after a long illness. She worked in A I Root gleanings department and was a charter Medina Utilian Club member. Services Wednesday 1:30 p.m. Waite and Son Memorial Home burial Spring Grove Cemetery.
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Frances Louise Hange
State Road
Wadsworth
Medina Community Hospital
Wadsworth Hospital
Gretchen L. Wager
Granger Township
Sharon United Methodist Church
Waite and Son
Granger Fairview Cemetery
Perry Beaumount
Lena Mae Hoff
Park Drive
Dunedin
Fla
Spanish Garden
Medina
Gleanings
A. I. Root Co
Howard
Medina Hospital May 30 to June 1 Admissions and Discharges
A list of May 30 through June 1 hospital activity at Medina Hospital includes admissions of residents from Medina Brunswick Hinckley Richfield Valley City Chippewa Lake and nearby areas and discharges of multiple patients plus births. Notable names include Kostelnik Galvin Panik Boothe Ware Been Fordage and Jansen.
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David L. Medlen
Medina
Stella D. Layfield
Brunswick
Ruth F. Freeman
Hinckley
Gilmer T. Davis, Jr
Richfield
Myrtle A. Stroup
Valley City
William F. Leohr
Chippewa Lake
Kate L. Haring
Matthew M. Kostelnik
Deborah L. Galvin
Shirley M. Nichols
Brittie Shumaker
Earl R. Roe
Martha H. Bargar
Sam R. Jaka
Paul H Fordage
Brecksville
James T. Mapes
Lodi
Frances R. Ware
Rudolph Panik
Dennis S. Boothe
Kenneth R. Kirchner
Aileen E. Krosse
Shirley A. Pendleton
Elizabeth Novak
Barbara K. O’brien
Helen E. Rooy
George B. Smith
John W. Thiel
James A. French
Linda Liggitt
Emma B. Roepke
Patricia R. Wright
Julia E. Been
Rosie JoAnn Ford
Gloria J. Sandridge
Joyce M. Hansel
Manuel M. Lawrence
Beverly R. Morris
Mark E. Hates
James Jansen
Harold Ware
California Doctors Threaten Walkout Over Insurance Rates
United Press International reports rising malpractice insurance costs spark unrest among physicians. A shaky truce by California doctors could unravel as CMA warns of further walkouts if reforms fail. About 200 hospitals were affected during a month-long anesthesia walkout.
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United Press International
California
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
New York
Laser Enrichment Demonstrated At Lawrence Livermore Lab
Lawrence Livermore Laboratory reports successful use of lasers to enrich uranium to reactor-grade quality in large quantities. Physicist Sam A. Tuccio, who directed the experiment, calls it the first laser enrichment on a scale larger than microscopic and an important step toward better nuclear fuel production economics.
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Tuccio
Divers Seek Survivors In Capsized Oil Rig
Divers searched for six men trapped in an air pocket of a capsized seagoing oil rig off Grand Isle Louisiana. They found a door to their quarters and attempted penetration with underwater torches as Coast Guard units coordinated the rescue. Time passes but officials hopeful yet cautious about their survival chances.
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Grand Isle, la
UPI
Coast Guard
Terry Hart
Israel May Thin Forces in Sinai as Gesture to Egypt
Israel weighs reducing frontline units in Sinai ahead of the Suez Canal reopening. A Rabin government source says the move would cut 36 122mm artillery pieces in the limited frontline zone, with little military impact and more political symbolism.
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Tel Aviv
UPI
Israel
Sinai
Egypt
Suez Canal
Yitzhak Rabin
U.N
California bans beach nudity in Sacramento amid protests
Weekend enforcement cites three topless women and four men for violations at Paradise Beach. About 50 sunbathers covered up during police patrols while up to 500 were nude or topless on Friday. Officer Monty Morse defends enforcing the ordinance.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
California
American River
Paradise Beach
Monty Morse
Summer shutdowns persist in auto industry at pace
Industry Week says most auto plants will close two weeks in late July to early August with Ford planning a July 14 start for North American plants. Chrysler avoids formal shutdowns, instead closing plants at varying times due to weak demand, while suppliers also feel the impact of reduced output. Some firms enforce company wide pauses and permit senior workers to take vacations in place of layoffs.
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Cleveland
UPI
Industry Week Magazine
Ford Motor Co
North American
Chrysler
Weather Forecast For Local Area
The low dips to the 50s with highs near 70 and tonight in the lower 50s. Tuesday brings fair skies with low to mid 70s. Rain chances are 30 percent today and tonight and 20 percent Tuesday. Winds shift from west to southwest at 10 to 15 mph today then around 10 mph tonight. Sunrise is 5:56 a.m. and sunset 8:55 p.m. Moonrise and moonset are 1:51 a.m. and 1:10 p.m. respectively. Humidity early Sunday is 93 percent, then 61 percent by noon and 58 percent by 7 p.m. Precipitation on Sunday is a trace. TEMPERATURES from a year ago were 45-71.
Almanac entries on June 2 1975 and historical notes
Almanac notes today June 2 1975 listing Mars and Jupiter as morning stars Mercury Venus Saturn as evening stars and Gemini as sun sign. It recalls George Corliss born June 2 1817 and historical items from 1862 1924 1953 1969 with deaths and notable events.
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United Press International
Mars
Jupiter
Mercury
Venus
Saturn
George Corliss
Johnny Splatenauer
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