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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1972
Page
1
Medina Ohio council discusses a nickel raise for a grantsman aiding federal law enforcement applications. Police Chief Davis urges county wide hiring help while council plans meetings with Jere Hinton and the planning consultant. Remaining actions include rental registration penalties and park plans.
Brunswick city solicitor Douglas Burns recommends settling for 50 percent of St Paul Insurance claim against former Mayor Carl Ola and secretary Shirley Taylor. He cites a Dec 6 1971 Krislov letter and says litigation would be difficult and prefers a firm, balanced resolution to protect public interest.
Medina remembers Marion E. Garver a longtime podiatrist and public official who died at Medina Community Hospital. Born August 7 1895 he served as Medina County Clerk of Courts in the late 1920s and ran a local shoe business with his father. He stayed active in foot care until his illness.
Brunswick Ford leads as first sponsor for Medina County Miss pageant with area businesses pledging over 400 dollars for top three scholarships. Medina County Young Democrats join as sponsors as Jaycees seek contestants from across the county for the event on May 20 at Edward’s Middle School.
The Medina Gazette offers a Bantam instant extra titled The President's Trip To China. A 160 page book with 96 pages of color photos is sold at 1.50 dollars through the Gazette office at 885 West Liberty Street. Eleven correspondents contribute chapters including Frank Cormier Helen Thomas R H Shackford Bob Considine Phil Potter Charles Bailey Bob Boyd Jerry TerHorst Stan Carter Robert Keatley and Richard Wilson.
Hinckley trustees declare March 19 Buzzard Sunday to welcome visitors for the annual return of turkey buzzards to Hinckley Ridge. Fire Chief Chodera warns of long house set backs and five ton bridge limits hindering fire equipment access, while county bridges and repairs strain township safety. Local police, fire, and zoning notes noted, with upcoming townhall levy questions and lighting/heating estimates discussed.
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