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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1975
Page
1
Brunswick City Council decided to sell the old city hall rather than lease to the Historical Society of the Brunswick Area. The society failed to show financing to complete restoration within terms and accepted bid rules.
May domestic auto sales rose 17 percent from April to 602,789 vehicles with GM Ford and Chrysler posting gains but still well below last year. Industry officials say buyers remain cautious awaiting gasoline policy news while rebates spur only limited interest from customers.
The Medina County Sheriff's Department toll-free line serves Spencer Chatham Homer townships and Spencer Village. Residents call 648-2355 to reach the sheriff’s department or patrols in the police cruiser. The service, funded by the three townships and Spencer Village, follows a study that found a police district was not feasible.
The Medina County American Red Cross lists bloodmobile stops in 1975 and 1976. Locations include United Congregational Church Lodi and Medina Fairgrounds with 1 to 7 pm windows, and other venues such as Sharon Center Fire Station Medina Joint Vocational School and local high schools. Donors may give blood every 56 days. for more information call 723 4565.
Medina county receives a 24608 planning grant from the FAA for a feasibility study of maintaining Freedom Field Airport. County funds of 12000 will match the grant. Bender Grindle Raike named to conduct the study. An earlier acquisition agreement with Freed and Co. for Freedom Field valued at 3203552 hinged on 75 percent federal funding.
Liverpool Township battle over landfill fees continues as county relief is delayed. Jack Salzman, spokesman for the landfill fighters, remains hopeful county support may come later despite current hesitation.
Medina residents gain access to subsidized federal flood insurance after HUD identified the area as flood prone. Insurance caps are $35,000 for single family homes and $100,000 for other structures with rates of 25 and 40 cents per $100 respectively. Deadline to participate is July 1.
Dedication ceremonies for the new gazebo and opening night of the Medina Community Band Concerts in Public Square have been cancelled due to wet ground conditions. The program is moved to next Friday at 8 15 p.m.
Hinckley resident Clarence Damon builds a 16 by 20 foot log cabin in Brengers Park for the sesquicentennial festival July 3 to 6. With only axes and saws for tools, he aims for authentic notches and bare log walls, funded by about 400 to 500 dollars, donated logs from Western Reserve Telephone Co. and Ohio Edison, and volunteer labor.
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