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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1975
Page
2
A 20-year-old Wadsworth man, Paul Peterman of 120 3rd St, was injured yesterday morning on Rt 94 when he failed to negotiate a curve and was thrown from his motorcycle. He received minor injuries and was treated and released from Wadsworth Titman Hospital.
A huge turnout gathers in Cleveland for a four day Jehovahs Witnesses convention at Cleveland Stadium. Angelo Catanzaro of Itsburgh addresses attendees from Ohio Iran and western Pennsylvania as officials plan peak Sunday attendance near 70000 with Robert Blazer and Ethan H. Knorr scheduled to speak.
Medina Lions Club sponsors the new Meals on Wheels with volunteer drivers sought and funds urged. Crestview Nursing Home will prepare meals at 2.50 daily for two meals, or 2 for noon only, with possible aid for those unable to pay. Training for volunteers set for Monday at 1 15 p.m. at St. Francis Church.
The Pennsylvania Ballet revived four acclaimed Blossom Music Center performances under Maurice Kaplow. A troupe in scarlet gold and Raphael blue along with white gowns performed Madrigalesco and the Concerto in D Minor by Vivaldi, highlighting humor and tradition in a graceful program.
Seattle pediatric pathologist Dr J Bruce Beckwith says apnea during sleep is the primary focus of SIDS research. He cautions against reliance on monitors and notes obstructive apnea and REM sleep links. He believes progress brings near understanding though not yet prevention.
Medina police investigate a CJ Lounge break in at 678 W Lafayette Road early Thursday. Entry was gained by breaking a west window. money from a jute box and a pool table, plus fifteen one dollar bills, were taken. Two violins a cello and a harpsichord were also reported missing. Curtain time 8:30 tonight through Sunday.
Despite public denial, Vice President Nelson Rockefeller readies for a 1976 run. He builds a campaign style staff with Dean Burch at the helm, adding Raymond Shafer and John Veneman to woo conservative leaders and align with Ford’s re-election effort.
Television writer Rod Serling underwent hours of open heart surgery at Strong Memorial Hospital Rochester New York. Doctors reported complications during the operation and described his condition as very critical while he received stimulants and external mechanical support. Serling created The Twilight Zone and had earlier suffered a minor heart attack in early May.
Initial claims rose 8.1 percent to 21 676 for the week ending June 21 with auto and steel layoffs driving almost 900 claims. Continued claims fell for a tenth straight week to 197 000 in Ohio IQ law programs and various extended and federal benefit programs totaled 31 850 11 660 5 200 2 200 and 40 respectively. The regular claims workload for June 14 stood at 224 512, up 192.5 percent from 1974 levels and down 1.8 from the prior week.
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