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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1975
Page
3
The State Department confirms the removal of the final unit of 18 combat planes from Taiwan and a 30 percent cut in American troops on the island to 2,800 by the end of June. The move continues the Nixon era phaseout agreed in 1972.
Moscow announced that missile tests in the north Pacific were successfully completed. The brief message gave no details on weapon types or range but suggested intercontinental missiles may have been tested, possibly with multiple warheads, ahead of planned disarmament talks with the United States.
The United States Britain and France vetoed a resolution by black African nations to lift the arms embargo on South Africa until it quits South West Africa Namibia. The veto marks the second such triple veto in UN history and cites Namibia as not a war and peace crisis.
CBS analyst Eric Sevareid told graduates the Ford administration eased unusually abrasive tensions between press and government. He warned the change could continue with new leadership, noting the real problem is government power and that broadcast news is hindered by haste rather than bias.
Mostly sunny and warmer today with highs near 70. Clear tonight with lows in the upper 40s to low 50s. Partly cloudy Tuesday with highs in the low to mid 70s. Very low precipitation chances today tonight and 10 percent Tuesday. Winds mostly east to northeast today and southeasterly tonight. Humidity near 55 percent and no rainfall expected for agricultural interests.
June 7 admissions include Louis Medley Dolores Harvey Thomas Knight Ann Schindelholz. Discharges list many including Ronald Cottier Donna Hamann and baby girl. June 8 admissions feature Mabel Swain Lee Lockett Corey Provence Sara House and others. Births reported a girl to Alvin and spouse Chippewa Lake and two boys to Medina and Brunswick couples. Discharges include Alvin Pellshaw Larry Stoll and Jeanette Noble with a baby.
Medina County libraries shift to summer schedules through August 30. Franklin Sylvester, Brunswick and Hinckley branches adjust open hours with Lodi and Seville unchanged. Bookmobile travels to multiple stops weekly, with detailed routes and times listed.
New cases list includes dissolutions of marriage, money only suits, and replevin actions between parties such as Turner Morrison Novak and others. Court calendar notes several judgments, dismissals, and a receiver appointment in various Ohio cases dated May 27 1975.
Franklin County Common Pleas Court Judge Frederick T. Williams voided six bills pushed by the January Democratic majority. His 16 page ruling cites the Ohio Constitution and prior cases, asserting the lieutenant governor must authenticate all bills and noting plans to speed measures on redistricting, unemployment, voter registration, and other actions favoring Democrats.
Democrats pushed a six bill package through a one week window before Gov Rhodes’s term began. Judge Williams ruled verification by the lieutenant governor is required for laws, condemning the Democrats for withholding bills. The piece calls for aligning governor and legislative terms and notes ongoing legal appeals.
Daily hospital notes show admissions on June 5 for Kelly Grim Kathe Rowe Brenda Mack and Evelyn Daniels of Lodi. Discharges on June 5 include Clarence Crum Lillian Steiskal Don Shilling and Mary Meserko. Discharges on June 6 include Cecil Palmer Ruth Bishop Joseph Farley Mildred Flory and Lena Wuthrich.
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