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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1973
Page
3
Ohio residents react to Nixon Monday night address on Watergate with terms like tripe and puffery, while others call it great and straight forward. Citizens from Wickliffe Bay Village Columbus Lakewood Moreland Hills and others debate guilt prosecutions and political accountability.
Admissions include Adolfo Exposito Medina Michael Tamburin West Salem Andrew Tamburin Jr West Salem Aileen Faluski Valley City Nancy Kuntz Lodi Marilyn Nye Spencer Wendy Bates Valley City Minnie Van Newkirk Creston Charlotte Davis Medina Bert Nanshue Creston Mary Webb Brunswick Roanna Holbert Brecksville Terrance Willis Litchfield David Arthur Litchfield Brenda Kemrite Medina Kathryn Snyder Medina Mary Barry Medina Marie Lance Medina Patricia Wolfe Brunswick John Fetzer Medina Clayton Randall Medina Kathy Phillips Medina Helen Lechene Medina Julius Varosius Akron Charles Swingle Litchfield Births include Samuel K Butcher baby boy Tong baby boy Wolfe baby girl Baillie baby girl Discharged include Joanna Metheney Harriet Gern Alice Taylor James Blair Rose Testa Helen Yoder Melvin Medlen William Young Dorothy Fuchs Kay Wires Frank Riffner Herbert Giddings Nancy Myers and baby girl.
Ohio's 1972 traffic fatalities totaled 2,451, up 70 from 1971, per state Highway Safety director Pete O Grady. The final 1972 report shows October and May were deadliest months, with pedestrians and young adults heavily represented, while the death rate per vehicle mile shifted from 4.1 to 3.8.
Two hundred Gazette readers are chosen for a readership survey sponsored by Kent State University. Journalistic staff say surveys will be mailed this week to assess how county newspapers affect local communities.
Unlocked car at 174 Main St. belonging to Edward Rowe was entered between Friday and Saturday afternoon. A WADSWORTH A tape player valued at 125 dollars and 25 tapes worth 130 dollars were taken, police reported.
Edith Ma Allen organized girls cycling and gymnastic acts, visiting Niagara Falls and Kelley’s Island with small trains and town hall sleeps. She promoted athletics for girls, praising inter school competition as fun and healthful, earning a lifetime pass to Medina sporting events.
William Harley Ferrell 82 of 1520 Orange Road died after a lingering illness in Collins Nursing Home Hayesville. Survived by wife Elsie, 12 children, 24 grandchildren, 11 great grandchildren and four sisters. Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. service Thursday. Elizabeth Oreeny 23 years resident of 4172 Sleepy Hollow Road Brunswick died at Medina Community Hospital after long illness. Survived by husband John, son Quentin, daughter Ruth Nowell, brother Andrew Jerome, five grandchildren. funeral Thursday in Carlson Funeral Home. Percy Charles Fenn 73 Medina business-professional man died in Medina Community Hospital after lengthy illness. Survived by wife Fern, brother Sidney, sister Clara, seven nieces, six nephews. services Thursday at Waite & Son Memorial Home.
Medina county commissioners announced a 2:30 p.m. meeting on Monday May 14 to vote on annexing the county joint vocational school to the city of Medina. The decision had been postponed from April 16 after further study. JVS Superintendent Charles Hawley first requested annexation December 21 1972 and a public hearing was held February 26.
Medina zoning appeals board approved a variance for John Janowiak to operate an automotive repair shop at 895 W. Liberty. The building now sits 15 to 30 feet from the property line, close to a rezoned residential district, vs the required 100 feet. Janowiak previously owned the Humble service station at Rt. 42 and Court Street.
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