Roads First? Chamber Backs Rec Tax Plan
The Brunswick Chamber urges a $1 million Brunswick Recreation Complex funded by a .25 percent income tax on the May ballot. About 50 donors contributed 441.50 to distribute information before the vote, while residents debate prioritizing road repairs over the project. County Parks Director Barry Muha explains the open space focus of the county levy.
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Bryson Embezzlement Trial Advances On Third Day
Medina jurors hear details in the Earl Bryson embezzlement case as the defense argues he took only 150 dollars in back wages while prosecutors note charges exceed 60 dollars. Witnesses include Fish House owner Al Gericke and former manager Joanna Emery. Bryson testified yesterday after prosecutors rested.
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Brunswick Jaycees honor Fred Carque with service award
The Brunswick Jaycees named Fred Carque as this year’s Distinguished Service Award winner among about 10 nominees. The award will be presented Tuesday March 7 at D Amico’s Restaurant. The group also announced they have foregone the usual.
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Brunswick Jaycees honor two rescue squads with Outstanding Civil Servant awards
Fred Carque receives Outstanding Man honors as the Brunswick City and Brunswick Hills Township rescue squads are named outstanding civil servants. DSA chairman Carl McCracken praises volunteer squads while noting Carque's long community service since 1960 with the Brunswick Chamber of Commerce and youth center funding efforts.
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Columbia Gas Seeks Residential Service Freeze in Ohio
Columbia Gas of Ohio Inc and Ohio Valley Gas Co ask PUCO to limit new residential customers to protect service for over one million existing customers. President W F Laird says winter 1972 73 contracts cap new sales and prevents overextension. decision expected on page three.
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Medina High School Runs 40 Clubs and Big Sports Budget
Medina High School sustains over 40 clubs plus numerous sports for about 1,400 students. Athletic costs total 41,150 with football funding most expenses, while boosters donate about 6,000. Salaries for coaches and activity advisers draw scrutiny in budgeting talks with the MCTA, as wresting and other programs seek pay adjustments.
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