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Newspaper

The Gazette

Location

Medina, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1975

Page

2

ABCs of School Finance on WNEC TV June 29

A half hour program produced by the League of Women Voters of Bowling Green titled ABCs of School Finance will air Sunday June 29 at 6 30 p m on WNEC TV channel 45. The film discusses the Ohio school financing bill in the state legislature. AAA offices close July 4 and July 5 in Medina Brunswick and Lodi.

Abcs The League of Women Voters of Bowling Green Wnec-Tv Channel 45 Ohio

Quilts and Rugs Display Expanded at Hale Farm

Hale Farm and Village near Bath Township extends exhibit of quilts and rugs from 1800 to 1975 for July 5 to 13. Demonstrations by Hale and other craftsmen planned on Sundays July 6 and 13. A Lorain Water Authority meeting on county water set for July 2 at Liverpool Elementary School.

Bath Hale Liverpool Twp Lorain Liverpool Elementary School

Ryan Road Closure Starts Monday in Lafayette Twp

Ryan Road between Lafayette Road and Wedgewood roads near Route 162 will be closed to through traffic for about three months due to Sewer District 500 project construction. Local detours and access limited to residents and project workers.

Lafayette Ryan Road Lafayette Road Wedgewood Roads Rt. 162 Sewer District 500

You Know By United Press International Apeach Water Content

Apeach is 87 percent water according to United Press International. The Dewey Decimal System, created by Melvil Dewey while he was Amherst College librarian in the 1870s, classified most U.S. library contents.

United Press International U.S Melvil Dewey Amherst College

Cher Bono granted interlocutory divorce from Sonny Bono

Cher Bono was granted an interlocutory divorce from Sonny Bono after 10 years of marriage. She told the judge there was no chance for reconciliation and custody and settlement matters were not resolved. Cher and her two attorneys attended. Sonny and his attorney were absent. Bono has filed a $24 million suit alleging she conspired with David Geffen to defraud him of profits, and Cher also has a suit pending against Bono.

Cher Bono Sonny Bono California UPI Santa Monica Calif Cher Bono David Geffen Abby John

Lebanese Armenian Brothers Arrested as Soviet Spies by FBI

FBI arrested Sarkis Paskalian and Sahag Dedeyan, both Lebanon-born Armenians, on charges tied to photographing U.S. defense papers for the Communists. Paskalian faced a $100,000 bond and possible death penalty. Dedeyan released on $20,000 bond and pleads innocent. Three Soviet UN officials named co conspirators had left the country.

Washington UPI Sarkis O. Paskalian Sahag K. Dedyan Lebanon America Russia FBI United Nations Paskalian New York Arlene U.N Brooklyn Dedegan U.S Rockville Baltimore Telligence Abdulkhalik M. Gadzhiyev Eduard B. Charchyan Dedeyan NATO

Brunswick approves Laurel Road water line amendment

Brunswick city council approved the Laurel Road water line amendment in a 5 to 2 vote. The dissenting votes came from councilmen Carl Evasovic and Mat thew Cunningham.

Brunswick Council Oks Laurel Road Brunswick Carl Evasovic Matthew Cunningham

Band memories of a Medina musician and local politics

Wadsworth native Sechrist recalls a music career from Jazz in England to NBC sustaining work and postwar band connections. He later pursued Akron University economics, entered civic life in Medina County, and lives with his wife and children at 454 Crestwood Ave. He and council debated a water line assessment and clarified front footage costs and legal references in Sleepy Hollow Road and Pearl Road plans.

Eddie Paul Midwest Manitou Beach Mich Ace Brigade Chicago Ace Dick Jurgens NBC Texas Ferris Ohl Heidelberg College Alvina Rey King Sisters Ted Fio Rito Welk Guy Lombardo Citizens Bank Medina County Republican Central Cittee South America Finance Directory of International Biography Cambridge England Sleepy Hollow Road Pearl Road Elmer Dubs Sleepy Hollow John Adamsky

Conference report extends nursing home sprinkler deadline

A conference committee report would extend until next Jan 1 the deadline for nursing homes to install fire prevention sprinkler systems. The House took no action, delaying enactment until at least next month. The emergency clause passed the Senate but failed in the House, risking October effect for the measure with monthly inspections planned by local fire officials and a shift from quarterly checks in the House version. The Senate also unanimously passed a charity bingo constitutional amendment, to return to the House for concurrence before November ballot. Separately, bills urge immediate construction of a state office building in Cleveland by the Ohio Building Authority. The House accepted Rep. Weyandt’s resignation as he becomes Summit County sheriff.

House Senate Ohio J.T. McCormack Deuclid Robert W. Jaskulski Garfield Heights Ohio Building Authority Cleveland

Dear Abby Letter Helps Teen Pregnancy Care

A teen writes about pregnancy fear and finds Planned Parenthood support and confidential counseling. The response outlines available services including birth control and abortion, and encourages seeking help. Abigail Van Buren invites letters and a booklet offer.

Abby L.A Calif Abigail van Buren Lasky Dr Beverly Hills

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