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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1973
Page
2
Ex aides Haldeman and Ehrlichman, facing possible indictments, promised to tell Senate committee lawyers what they know about Watergate. They testified to a federal grand jury after resigning earlier in the week amid widening probe. Other notes cite a coming independent prosecutor and pending indictments.
Lebanese army troops and Palestinian guerrillas announced a cease-fire after more than two days of bloodshed in Beirut. Casualties totaled over 95 dead and 200 wounded. In south Lebanon 4,000 to 5,000 PLO troops crossed from Syria and clashed with the army overnight.
A cross party Ways and Means subcommittee approved a bill granting a 10 percent credit to married couples who file jointly and incur tax losses. Gov Gilligan faces GOP and Democrat resistance to the measure and related ERA efforts. Weather and calendar notes accompany this local brief.
Brunswick voters head to the May 8 primary to decide most city offices as only two non Democrats Grunau and Dinda appear on the ballot for fall, while 20 Democrats compete for eight seats led by incumbents English and Delaney with long service in local government.
The article surveys incumbents and challengers for Brunswick City Council across multiple wards. It highlights Patrick Coughlin as unopposed for treasurer and lists candidates Jacobs, McClung, Delaney, Klasek, Cunningham, and Moore with their backgrounds, military service, professions, education, and community involvement.
Grassa seeks a second full term as incumbent on Brunswick council after previous service since 1970. Adamsky, Fry, Freese, Bouman, Bosak and others list civilian and military backgrounds, trades, community roles, and family details within Brunswick and nearby areas.
Brunswick hospital planning board says Ross Garrett has withdrawn as consultant on the $850,000 emergency health care center project. No new consultant is planned. the board seeks state nonprofit status to run the facility. Garrett's study valued at $4,000 and proposed $125,000 plus 10 city acres. The plan, in committee since September, aims to serve about 40,000 people as an ER center by 1974.
Medina County Common Pleas Court hears six counts of breaking and entering and seven counts of grand larceny against 20 year old Charles H. Foote of 383 Lafayette Road Medina. Indictments cite break ins at St Mark Lutheran on March 25 1972 and Seventh Day Adventist on March 17 1972 with stolen microphones tape recorder PA system public address gear and other items. Additional break ins cited at Weymouth Community Church and Assembly of God with microphones tape stereo record player amplifier and lamp thefts involving Rev Gilbert S Harris and church leaders.
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