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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1972
Page
1
Duco a European trained police dog with Medina City Police visits Sidney Fenn and Garfield schools for a special Thursday assembly. Sgt Dennis Capotosto Duco s partner leads the demonstration showing youth what the dog learned in training.
Tina Cahill a 13 year old Cloverleaf Junior High pupil finished fourth at the Regional finals in Knight Auditorium Akron University campus. She was eliminated in the 12th round after tripping on obstreperous while spelling profundity was upheld on taped playback. Colleen Gannon eighth grader at St Francis Xavier Medina finished out in the Medina County finals. Richard Dietrich of Spencer eighth grade ended third in Medina County tests then eliminated in the second round on hearse. James Aiichney of Wadsworth Sacred Heart School also exited in the second round over struggle. John Wegter a Highland sixth grader exited after missing requisite.
Ohio results show Humphrey ahead of McGovern 78 to 62 with 13 delegates in dispute. Next week’s Cleveland tally and split votes could shift seats as 31 delegates across eight districts await recounts. A Cleveland-area vote extension and machine issues affect turnout.
A Lafayette motorist suffers a loss of a pipe and smoking tobacco in an unspecified incident. No injuries reported. Officials described the scene but did not disclose further details about parties involved.
Medina in a six year legal saga received a $5,880 court ordered check from developer Mel Gerspacher for 9,800 square feet of Lake Meadows sidewalks. City officials, led by Law Director Jack Kinney, planned an ordinance to advertise bids for completion while a separate dispute with Steve Stephenson of Chippewa-on-the-Lake lingered on appeal.
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