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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1975
Page
3
Congressional sources say President Ford faces strong pressure to sign a 1.35 billion middle income housing measure but is expected to veto. The bill would offer subsidized mortgages, a cash down payment grant, and unemployment arrears loans, with an override vote possible Wednesday.
The House Ways and Means Committee drafts a tax reform bill with hearings starting Monday and plans a September draft after Congress’s August recess. Capital formation means new tax breaks to spur investment in industry, with officials fearing a capital crunch if funds are scarce. Treasury Chief Simon is expected to push capital investment incentives when he presents the administration position on July 8.
Dr. Philip Mechanick testified Ruppert killed eight children because he could not tell right from wrong and wanted to end their misery. He described Ruppert as a psychotic with paranoid tendencies needing lifelong institutional care. Ruppert faces 11 counts of aggravated murder for relatives slain Easter Sunday. defense claims insanity.
Partly cloudy and warm humid conditions continue today tonight and Wednesday with a 50 percent chance of thunderstorms. Highs reach mid to upper 80s with lows 65 to 70 and winds from southwest to west 5 to 15 mph. Rain totals 0.25 to 0.5 inch in scattered showers. heat stress index for cattle reaches danger levels in confined areas.
In a smokey Wadsworth AA gathering, a Medina farmer and speaker shares a life marked by early success, later addiction, and remorse. He describes addiction as a daily fight, acknowledges past harm, and credits AA with giving purpose and support through sobriety one day at a time. The group prays together as members connect over shared experience and resilience.
Almanac highlights for June 24 1975 note events across history. Henry Ward Beecher born 1813. Thomas Willett first NYC mayor in 1665. 1940 massive funds moved England to Canada amid Nazi fears. 1948 Berlin Blockade begins setting stage for Berlin Airlift.
Granger Township remembers the Granger High School class of 1950 with a 100 percent turnout. The group dined at Ramada Inn in Montrose then visited the Broggini home. A Medina Bird Club picnic followed, with attendees from Ohio, California, and Washington state.
The International Association of Lorain will host its ninth annual festival from June 27 to July 6. A tennis tournament will be staged daily at Lorain High School, alongside an international pageant on July 1, a band concert July 2, and July 4 fireworks. A festival bazaar runs under the big top tent at May Co.
In Akron on May 12 1935 Alcoholics Anonymous was born at Stan Hywet Hall. Bill a New York stockbroker by chance contacted a minister through a hotel church directory leading to Dr Bob and Henrietta Seiberling. Founders Day drew diverse members from Medina County to Canada praising fellowship and sobriety in a program of living with a higher power.
The St Ambrose School Hall on Pearl Road in Brunswick hosts a public workshop to acquaint residents with the metric system. The event runs tomorrow from 7 30 to 9 p.m.
On June 23 Medina Hospital admitted a long list of patients including Ruth M. Gray and Dennis W. Meador from Brunswick and several others from Akron Broadview Heights Parma Medina Hinckley and Wooster areas. Discharges included Eileen E. Tako Frank A. Esposito Jr. and Swati S. Baxi among others.
Obituaries note Walter H. Morgan 75 of Brunswick former Linn Dell Restaurant owner Lions Club and Chamber official survived by wife Vesta children and many relatives. Emil Mihalic 81 Medina resident died after sudden illness survived by nieces and grandnieces. Lisa Stewart 22 Norwalk leukemia patient died in Cleveland Clinic private services held in Norwalk. Medina County Schools receive 574,999 June State School Subsidy with breakdown by district.
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