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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1973
Page
1
Highland Superintendent Lewin Vermillion discussed the state's Sharon Elementary evaluation in a Q A. He stressed the policy evaluates the whole school and addressed issues from multi age learning to curriculum, testing, library size, budgets, and parent handbooks.
Red Cross instructors question survey claims of 600 students willing to save a life in water while only about 140 hold life saving certificates in four years. They urge a new high school pool to expand training and reduce drownings, noting cost at .45 mill levy about $3.60 yearly per home and pool price near $500,000.
Medina High School reports a student stabbed by a classmate at 9 am yesterday. The victim is in satisfactory condition after surgery at Medina Community Hospital. Juvenile suspects questioned. formal action pending Monday as investigation continues.
A Medina County judge issued a temporary injunction against Brunswick road crew pickets at the police station after alleged harassment of gasoline truck drivers. The order limits pickets to two at any location and bars interference with entry to city property. Mayor OMalley cited blocked access and threats to the gas hauler serving police vehicles as central issues amid a strike over overtime pay.
In Medina city notes Dean Cooper is named new executive manager of the chamber of commerce. Local shops including a shopping center market and Stop n Go store feature small item sales and accessories. The report notes a former marine’s gas permit and references a high host degree and rapid community leadership changes.
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