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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1978
Page
1
Highland School District rally outlines 8 mill operating levy on June 6 to raise 640000 for 1979. Administrators cite worn textbooks, maintenance, teaching materials, and staffing as reasons plus a state foundation funds shortfall.
A Brunswick woman testified for a second day in the Greene racketeering case. Geraldine Rabinowitz admitted selling FBI files to organized crime figures seeking data on John J. Felice Raymond Ferritto and Robert Doggett. She implicated James Licavoli as the suspected boss behind the document theft. Her husband and co-defendants face bribery sentencing.
Judge Phillip Baird of Medina County Common Pleas upheld the State Personnel Board of Review ruling reinstating Joyce Farnsworth as superintendent of the County Home for the Aged. The decision confirms she was a classified employee and potentially eligible for back pay from the date of firing, while Commissioners consider an appeal.
Sun Day events across the United States and 30 nations spotlight solar power as a clean energy promise. Energy Secretary James Schlesinger and Rosalynn Carter push for a national shift in energy policy while advocates press for greater federal solar funding ahead of Wednesday’s Colorado solar institute ceremony.
Medina police confiscated five illegal electronic slot machines from two venues the Eagles Club at 190 Highland Dr and the Moose Lodge at 136 S Elmwood St. The street value is estimated at a minimum $500 per machine and locksmiths will inspect the interiors today to assess money inside. Police may charge possession of slot machines or operating a gambling house under possible organized crime statutes.
Fifteen Medina County households, mainly on Stone Road in York Two, use solar units to heat air or water. Experts say high cost and 20 to 60 percent heat retention limit demand, with 500 square feet of collector yielding 173 kWh yearly and winter output dropping when demand peaks.
Brunswick City Council may revise a plan by Woodstock Village developer Joseph Leahey to donate two lots worth 15 000 each for a fire station and contribute 150 per lot for recreation. The 99 lot subdivision on 38 acres near Grafton and N Carpenter roads faces concerns over space and open area requirements.
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