Rip Van Winkle wakes after eight years in Seymour tale
Gene Tipps wakes from an eight year coma after a 1967 car wreck. He finds Kennedy dead and the Vietnam War ended, with fashion, music, and social life all changed. Doctors call his recovery a rare amnesic episode, with cautious optimism for progress.
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Seymour
Tex
UPI
Bobby Kennedy
Gene Tipps
Tipps
Rip van Winkle
Highland High students mount pony skeleton for class project
Highland High School juniors Phil Fox and Tim Queer dug up and wired a pony skeleton from 1246 Remsen Road for a 14 minute science class report and a science fair. The bones were given to Medina County Joint Vocational School Animal Husbandry instructor Bill Stanforth for use in bone identification in the next school year.
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King
Highland High School
Phil Fox
Tim Queer
Fox
Cavey
Medina County Joint Vocational School
Bill Stanforth
Stanforth
PET
JVS
Tim
Queer
Gazette
Brunswick Hills trustee honored by NOACA for service
Brunswick Hills Township Trustee Arthur Joreski received a certificate of appreciation from the Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency for his chairmanship of NOACA's Citizens Involvement Committee. The certificate credits his participation with concern, judgment, perceptive guidance and effort in regional development planning across five counties. Frederick E. J. Pizzedaz signed as executive director and Michael D. Coffey as president.
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Brunswick Hills Twp
Arthur Joreski
Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency
NOACA
Citizens Involvement Committee
Cuyahoga
Geauga, Lake, Lorain
Medina, Portage and
Summit
Frederick E.J. Pizzedaz
Michael D. Coffey
Energy bill splits lawmakers over path to less oil reliance
The House passed a 291 to 130 energy bill amid mixed reviews. Sponsor Al Ullman touts a gradual shift from foreign oil, while critics call it weak or full of loopholes. White House noncommittal. Zarb says Senate must strengthen oil import cuts. The bill includes quotas, tax changes, conservation incentives, car efficiency standards, and a research trust fund. A USGS report lowers Atlantic offshore reserves by 80 percent, noting a 37 to 62 year supply left at current rates.
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U.S. Geological Survey
United States
Brunswick hydrant flushing causes brown water
Brunswick residents were told brown water this week came from flushing hydrants, not a water issue. Two city firefighters and six Neighborhood Youth Corp youths began flushing on Monday, with hydrant testing long inactive since 1967 due to funding problems.
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Brunswick
City Fire Department
Neighborhood Youth Corp
Harvey Wenzel
Fire and Health Committee
William Bouman
Wenzel
Medina to screen water safety films at Municipal Building
The Medina Parks and Recreation Department will show rescues from drowning on Saturday at 9 30 a m at the Municipal Building along with other Red Cross water safety films. Director Bill Dunn notes the screenings will aid lifeguards and parents.
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Medina
City Parks and Recreation Department
Bill Dunn
Red Cross
Dunn
Seville to host third annual world’s Largest Yard Sale
The Seville Chamber of Commerce invites all families to hold yard sales Friday and Saturday starting at 9 a.m. Yard signs are available at the Seville Paint Center and the Old Phoenix National Bank Seville branch. A Friday fish fry at Seville Inn from 4 to 8 p.m. tickets at the door or via Carol Pamer.
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Seville
Seville Chamber of Commerce
Old Phoenix National Bank
Seville Inn
Carol Pamer
Seville Paint Center
Beauty and Talent Show Chooses Sesquicentennial Queen Finalists
In Hinckley Township Highland High School hosts a Sunday 7:30 p.m. event to pick five semi-finalists from fifteen entrants for the township sesquicentennial queen. The queen will be named July 3 during opening festivities at Brongers Park. Medina hosts senior bus to Friday band concerts at 7:30 p.m. from Golden Villa and North View Manor, and the county board of education meets Monday at 8:30 p.m. in Elmwood Street offices.
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Hinckley Twp
Highland High School
Brongers Park
Medina
Medina Public Square
Golden Villa
North View Manor
Medina County Board of Education
Elmwood Street
Bread Price War Hits Lynnwood Stores
In Lynnwood Washington a mysterious bread price war cut loaf prices to 10 cents and even a nickel in some shops. The Farmers Market offered customers 20 cents to shop elsewhere while stores limited purchases to four loaves. A Safeway employee said 1,000 loaves sold in two hours at 10 cents each. Tony Wilde of the market hoped the disruption would end by week’s end.
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Tony Wilde
Safeway
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