Arrival of summer brings heat floods and humidity
Summer arrives with heat waves across the East and floods forcing evacuations in the West. The National Weather Service forecasts hot humid weather from the Gulf to the Midwest through the weekend. Flooding from rapid snowmelt in Montana evacuates over 4 000 people with National Guard helicopters aiding rescues.
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Cloverleaf Student Wins $600 Art Scholarship
Jenny Siders, a 1975 Cloverleaf graduate from Lodi, received a $600 scholarship to the Cooper School of Art in Cleveland. She is the first Cloverleaf student to win the award, competing with a portfolio of 12 to 15 entries and starting a three year program this fall. She plans to pursue art careers in animation and portraiture while selling paintings.
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Brunswick hearing narrows grounds to deny liquor permits
Brunswick officials say objectors must show fights or rowdy behavior to revoke a D 5 permit. The hearing on Cape Cod Tavern transfer to a K Mart lounge featured William and John Rini. Sheriff Sterling Allen ruled speculation, traffic, or proximity to church or school aren’t grounds to deny.
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Parma
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Rupert killer trial cited as insane defense claims
In Hamilton Ohio James Ruppert faces trial for the Easter Sunday mass murder of 11 relatives. His lawyer argues he has been medically and legally insane for a decade with psychiatrists describing him as psychotic and paranoid. A Harvard psychiatrist testifies Ruppert believed a conspiracy harmed him and triggered the killings.
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Ohio
UPI
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Ruppert
Joseph Bressler
Bressler
Lester Grinspoon
Harvard Medical School
Columbia Gas Cuts Summer Curtailment for Medina County
Glenn Parman of Columbia Gas Medina announces summer curtailments drop to 10 percent for 52 affected customers in Medina County. Of 41 industrial customers 27 are affected, and 25 of 1,265 commercial customers see relief, while minimums remain 60 and 40 percent starting November 1.
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Columbia Gas
Medina County
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Clowns and Deputies Lead Brunswick July Fourth Parade
The Grotto clowns of Cleveland plus Medina County mounted sheriff’s deputies top Brunswick’s July 4 parade lineup. Starting at Laurel Square at 10 a.m., the procession heads to Grant City Shopping Center by 11 a.m. with 12 mounted deputies, followed by Brunswick Key Club and a diverse cast of community groups and local dignitaries.
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Medina County
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Portugal limits party power in revolution move
The Revolutionary Council in Lisbon restricts political parties and shifts Portugal toward a classless society with collectivization of production. It limits use of the Constituent Assembly for policy and plans a mass civilian movement tied to the military while rejecting a dictatorship of the proletariat.
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UPI
Portugal
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Armed Forces Movement
Valley City Street Fair Set for August Weekend
Valley City announces its annual street fair scheduled for August 22 to 24. Fire Department president Robert Muntz says all proceeds support the department. Residents are urged to volunteer for setup and cook tent duties. volunteers can call Muntz or others listed. Ticket sales will fund prizes including a 1975 Mercury Montego and two cash awards.
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Valley City
Liverpool Township
Robert Muntz
William Ross
Rhodes OKs Ethnic Role Teaching in Ohio Schools
Governor James A. Rhodes signed a bill mandating a balanced presentation of ethnic and minority contributions in geography and history courses at the primary and secondary level. The measure takes effect September 19 and covers African, Mexican, Puerto Rican, and American Indian groups among others. A second bill also signed requires certification and strict state inspection of blood donation centers effective September 19.
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UPI
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Rhodes
Brunswick bicentennial dance to aid July Fourth fireworks
The Brunswick High School dance band plays tonight from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. in Hoover's Bowling Lanes civic room. Proceeds support the city's $1100 July Fourth fireworks celebration.
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