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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1975
Page
3
Ohio Farm Bureau official William Swank says warm humid weather and ample rain point to an excellent corn crop and good harvests across the state. Soybeans and wheat also look strong, though prices may stay low, limiting profits despite bumper yields.
Joseph Remiro and Russell Little were sentenced to life in prison for the November 6 1973 cyanide bullets killing Oakland Schools Superintendent Marcus Foster. They also received six months to 20 years for the attempted murder of Foster's assistant Robert Burn.
President Ford expected to sign a bill delivering up to 10 billion dollars in subsidized mortgages. The Proxmire HUD deal limits points to four and caps mortgage interest, cutting the effective rate from 8.35 to about 7.92 percent and saving buyers millions.
Senate votes 64 to 12 to approve the 7.6 billion education appropriation, surpassing Ford’s request. The House and Senate exit for a week’s recess while negotiations on a companion 7.3 billion bill loom, likely facing a veto. Mansfield urges the president to work with Congress.
USRA says a new railroad from Penn Central and five bankrupt lines will cost 1.78 billion in noninterest aid and lose 259 million in 1976 before turning a profit in 1979 and rising to a 663 million gain by 1985. Interest-free funding or preferred stock is urged.
Weather forecast calls for mostly sunny conditions today and Sunday with highs around 80. Tonight remains fair with lows near 60s and a 10 percent chance of rain. Winds northerly today to light and variable tonight. Agricultural note: humidity will be about 60 percent this afternoon with no rainfall expected. Temperatures Friday reach 82 to 66 with a year ago range of 76 to 57. Humidity readings and precipitation totals are listed along with sun and moon times.
On June 28 1975 notable items include Richard Rodgers’s birth in 1902 and anniversaries of Labor Day becoming a holiday in 1894 and the 1919 Versailles peace treaty signing. Also the 1971 Supreme Court ruling against public funding for parochial schools is noted.
Buckeye High School sent 28 students and six chaperones for a four day Rocky Mountain National Park field study May 28 to June 1. Led by earth science teacher Bob Leger the trip included Estes Park snow, a Lazy B Ranch night, a 10 mile Fern Lake hike and trails past Bear Dream Nymph and Emerald lakes. Students earned half a graduation credit and top scorers won cash prizes after ten weeks of geology geography history and biology class.
Zero Mostel recreates his Broadway Tevye in Fiddler on the Roof at Musicarnival and 3WE radio June 30 through July 5. Performances run 8 p.m. Monday to Friday, 5 and 9:30 p.m. Saturday, and a 2 p.m. Wednesday matinee. Tickets at 663-8400.
Celebrity auction at Hinckley township sesquicentennial on Saturday July 5 features items once owned by Jerry Lewis Bob Hope Gerald Ford and Ringo Starr. Winfred Friendly Fred Hinkley of Battle Creek Michigan will auction items to benefit Hinckley Elementary School PTA at 2 30 p m Brongers Park bandstand.
Medina Hospital lists admissions for James C. Smith and others from Brunswick Medina Independence and Lit chfield with several Medina residents. A birth announced for a boy to Mr and Mrs Michael L Scott of Chippewa Lake. Discharges include Doris V Aubie Helen FE Chamberlain Susan F Broadsword and baby boy and many others.
Nina Christine Bricker age 90 of 9350 Norwalk Road Litchfield died yesterday at Medina Community Hospital. Survived by brothers Millard Sun City Arizona and Dwight E Medina. Services Monday 1 p.m. Waite Son Memorial Home Medina burial Chatham Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday 2 to 4 p.m.
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