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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1975
Page
2
Industry Week cites the 12th Japan U.S. businessmen's Conference noting Japan will send an investment mission to the Midwest in October to study direct investment chances. Delegates seek manufacturing facilities licensing tech exchange and joint ventures amid Midwest agribusiness ties.
Susan Niedzwiecki and Irene Navratil lead Brunswick Medina County opposition to a northern jetport site. A seven thirty p m lecture hall briefing by an international jetport evaluation team will explain site selection. Car pool from Brunswick to Cleveland forms at 6 30 p m and attendees urged to express views in person.
Jim Everheart 50 uses three volumes of The Illustrated Texas Dictionary to decode Texan speech for inter town communication. He notes Texans laugh at themselves and prize clarity especially for oil firms and traders moving to Texas. He laments not being born a Texan while praising regional pride.
In Orlando at Shiloh Baptist Church John Gatewood faced a jilted ex who objected during vows to Carolyn Justice. A shoving match broke out and flowers fell from the altar before police questioned the woman and the ceremony resumed.
A hospital notice lists admissions on June 28 and 29 for several Medina Brunswick and nearby residents. Discharges include multiple patients with newborns and ongoing care, along with a birth announcements section for several families.
June 26 admissions list Robin Cox West Salem Joseph Pendolino Chippewa Lake. June 26 discharge William Millett Litchfield. June 27 admissions Bertha Cool dina. June 27 discharge Robin Cox West Salem Mollie Watson Lodi.
A Washington Post survey found 27 percent of House members own handguns versus 18 percent of American households. About 115 members own pistols, with 67 percent of the public backing handgun registration versus 57 percent of House members. Southern members are best armed. Northeastern members least. Conservatives more likely than liberals to own pistols.
A young accountant in a gold costume rode an elephant to the fourth annual Gay Freedom Day Parade, aimed at visibility though not yet equal rights. About 1,000 participants and thousands of onlookers filled the three hour march from the financial district to city hall, recalling the 1969 New York drag queen protests that sparked the gay liberation movement.
The seven week civil damages trial in U S District Court probes which Ohio National Guard weapon was used at Kent State May 4 1970. Guardsman Hass testifies his pistol was missing and numbered 69 while he had 63. Pryor is connected to the firing and an FBI report questions whether he fired any gun.
In Columbus a group of a dozen people from nine counties formed The Constitutional Party with plan to finalize its program in September. Richard B Kay Cleveland attorney and former AIP candidate said the meeting aimed to attract dedicated moderates and avoid extreme factions. Delegates for the state convention will be chosen next summer with the first 200 signatories seating as voting delegates.
The FBI seeks sixteen Indians connected to the ambush that killed agents Jack Coler and Ronald Williams on the Pine Ridge Reservation. One man, Herman Thunder Hawk, was arrested as investigators pursue four named suspects including James Eagle Hobart Horse and Teddy Pourier. A shootout after the killings left one man dead, identified as Joseph Bedell Stuntz of Idaho.
Pleasant weather forecast predicts mostly sunny conditions today and Tuesday with highs in the 80s. Clear nights will bring lows in the 60s and a near zero to 10 percent chance of rain, light easterly winds, and humidity around 50 percent in the afternoon.
On this date Ada Kepley becomes first woman lawyer graduate in 1870. The Teapot Dome bribery indictments of Albert Fall Harry Sinclair and Edward Doheny follow in 1924. In 1950 troops move from Japan to Korea. In 1971 Supreme Court upholds press right to publish Pentagon Papers. Walter Hampden born 1879 and Susan Hayward born 1919.
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