Medina welcomes first band concert at new gazebo
From the Public Square in Medina the 115th season of summer concerts opens this Friday at 8 15 p m. The Victorian gazebo funded entirely by Letha House Foundation honors Medina’s heritage and stands on land donated by Elijah Boardman in 1820. The event showcases community support and marks a celebrated public space amid discussions on cost.
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Medina
Public Square
Mansfield
Bellville Park
Letha House
Cleveland Steel Industry
Letha House Foundation
Elijah Boardman
Medina County
Medina Area
Impasse over federal strip mining bill noted by WSJ
The Wall Street Journal flags a congressional stalemate amid disputed claims of coal job losses and reduced output. It cites administration doubts about the bill’s overall impact, notes state-led regulation progress, and argues compromise remains essential to secure affordable domestic energy and lessen OPEC vulnerability.
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Ford
Congress
Frank Zarb
Interior Department
Secretary of the Interior
Interior
America
The
Wall Street Journal
Senate Contest in New Hampshire Stirs Partisan Debate
The article details a drawn out Senate contest over the 1967 New Hampshire seat between Louis Wyman and John Durkin. Democratic and Republican factions clash in Rules Committee proceedings, with prospects of a floor fight, potential reballoting, and concerns over public faith in the electoral process.
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Washington
New Hampshire
Senate
Louis Wyman
John Durkin
Howard Cannon
D.-Nev
Durkin
Oklahoma
Henry Bellman
al Barkan
COPE
Hatfield
Cannon
Claiborne Pell
D.R.I
Rules Committee
Dick West's lighter side on shabby underwear during recession
Washington reports that the underwear industry leads recession hits as consumers cut back on visible goods. A case study follows Merlin Sandbird, a swizzle stick importer, who worries about emergency ward exposure when hospital gowns reveal frayed drawers. Recovery near, but fear remains of being caught in shabby skivvies.
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Washington
UPI
Sandbird
Forgetting the Hows and Whys of Life
A columnist argues Americans should stop chasing the hows and whys of life and focus on eliminating hate and injustice. He urges minorities to address real problems directly, advocating action over endless questions to achieve true freedom and confidence.
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America
CNS
Letters to the editor reopen Highland wounds
A reader denounces a front page headline about the Highland School teachers strike. The writer details pay deductions for seven and a half days of striking, reduced supplies, and incentive payments. They argue the headline misled the public and worsened tensions, urging understanding of the differing views.
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Highland School
Highland
Courtesy Question to City Leaders Over Old City Hall
A reader chides Mayor O'Malley and council for courtesy and ethics, accusing them of delaying a decision on the old city hall until after the election and then publicly presenting it as unfinished business. The note urges a respectful, timely response to Historical Society members.
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Senate
New Hampshire
O’malley
Council
Historical Society
Old City Hall
Letters to the Editor Demands Public Accountability
The writer objects to withholding names and phone numbers in letters to the editor. They argue bids were ignored and demand a courteous response, asserting the public and voters deserve transparency about ethics and council actions.
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Hampshire Briarpatch
Senate Rules Committee
Alabama
James Allen
Mark Hatfield
Oregon
Tom Gerber
Concord Monitor
Terun
Wyman
House
Dick West
Merlin Sandbird
Vernone, Brown
Earth
Highland Wounds
Gazette
Medina County Gazette
Arthur D. Hudnutt
Stuart A. Borden
David McCoy
Brunswick
Medina County Publications Inc
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