Ohio open meeting bill moves toward state Senate
The Ohio Senate judiciary committee is set to vote on Freeman's open meetings bill, promising to curb executive sessions by public bodies. It would require notice, void private actions, and allow injunctions against violations, with some lawmakers warning about possible exceptions.
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Ohio
State
Senate
Robert Freeman
Canton
General Assembly
Freeman
Common Pleas Court
William G. Batchelder
Medina
Thomas A. van Meter
Ashland
Judiciary Committee
Lafayette trustees reveal police chief suspension reasons
Lafayette residents pressed for details on the seven day suspension of Police Chief Del Rambo. Trustees disclosed the decision came after two patrol car incidents this year, noting no citations were issued. Rambo questioned the severity while residents urged accountability.
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Lafayette Twp
Lafayette
del Rambo
Rambo
Neil Gray
Local help sought for Viet orphan family in Medina County
Mrs. Eileen Kindig and her husband sponsor a Vietnamese family due to arrive in Medina County within weeks. Project Orphans Abroad of Cleveland arranges housing, food, bedding, furniture, and funds. Local churches and Kay McFadden assist. Pearl S Buck Foundation requests aid for four refugee families and relocation.
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Eileen Kindig
Westfield Center
Medina County
Mrs. Kindig
Eric
Project Orphans Abroad of
Cleveland
Lodi
United Methodist Church
Kindig
Kay McFadden
Area Deaths Funeral Mass for Loy Schmidt in North Royalton
Funeral Mass for Loy G. Schmidt 44 of 4444 Wiltshire Road North Royalton will be held Wednesday at 10 a.m. at St. Albert the Great Church. He is survived by wife Dorothy children Donald Judith Robert Barbara mother Mrs Leonore Schmidt and siblings Ila Frohnapfel Phyllis Strahler Roger Leonore Rettig. Friends may call at Powell Searles Bassett Funeral Home Tuesday 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m. Harold Scheetz of Scheetz Insurance in Seville died at home 12 Prospect St Seville. Arrangements by Armstrong Funeral Home Seville. Mrs. David A Wood 48 of Medina and now Darien Conn died Sunday May 4 in Darien. She is survived by husband three children sister Susan Patton Denver brother Huntley Bennett San Francisco and parents. Funeral set for tomorrow 10 a.m. at Noroton Presbyterian Church Noroton Conn burial in Reading Conn.
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Loy G. Schmidt
Wiltshire Road
North Royalton
St. Albert the Great Church
Dorothy
Donald
Judith
Robert
Barbara
Leonore Schmidt
Ila Frohnapfel
Phyllis Strahler
Roger
Leonore Rettig
Powell, Searles, Bassett
State Road
Harold Scheetz
Scheetz Insurance Agency
Seville
Prospect St
Armstrong Funeral Home
Bennett
Medina
Arizona
Darien
Conn
Wood
Dennison University
Susan Patton
Denver
Colo
Huntley Bennett
San Francisco
Noroton Presbyterian Church
Noroton
Reading
LNG Shipping to Chesapeake Bay Receives Columbia Backing
The plan envisions large cryogenic LNG tankers carrying natural gas across oceans to a Chesapeake Bay receiving terminal built with Columbia Gas support. Each ship would supply over 14,000 homes for a year, with LNG revaporized for pipeline delivery, offering cleaner energy despite higher costs.
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Columbia Gas
Chesapeake Bay
Columbia
GTE Hearing Nears End On 62 Percent Rate Hike
In Columbus a PUCO hearing into General Telephone Co. rate expansion continues with testimony wrapping tomorrow. Medina County subscribers seek a Medina County hearing before closing the case. The plan would lift monthly bills by about 62 percent and raise roughly 8.8 million dollars annually, affecting nearby towns in Medina Wayne and Lorain counties.
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General Telephone Co
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PUCO
Barth Royer
Langdon D. Bell
Medina County
C. Luther Heckman
Roger
PACO
Burbank
Congress
Creston
West Salem
Wayne County
Grafton
North Eaton
Lorain County
Doctors boycott Bay Area hospitals over malpractice insurance
About 1,000 anesthetists joined a San Francisco protest to pressure for relief from soaring malpractice insurance costs. Operating rooms closed for a day in Monterey hospitals while the Sacramento talks sought legislative action. some doctors paid higher rates, others passed costs to patients.
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San Francisco
UPI
California
State Capitol
Monterey
Sacramento
Bay Area
Jackson pushes smoke bill for non smokers in Yap
Ohio lawmakers hear proponent Sen. M. Morris Jackson push a bill to create non smoking areas in Yap places claiming non smokers deserve equal rights. Senator Jackson predicts no mass arrests if passed while Senator Marigene Valiquette asks about minor misdemeanor enforcement and a $100 penalty. Duncan Thorp from the Ohio Lung Association notes penalties drive compliance.
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Marigene Valiquette
Toledo
Duncan Thorp
Ohio Lung Association
Arkansas teen Forshee wins Junior Miss despite injured ankle
Julie Ann Forshee 17 of Fayet teville Arkansas won the 1975 Junior Miss title on national TV after competing with a sprained ankle. She earned a 10000 scholarship plus 4000 extra in prelims for fitness poise and appearance. First runnerup Pamela Rose Miller 17 Battle Creek Michigan won 6000 and Debra Scholz 17 Chattaway Washington won 1000 Spirit award. Both finalists had lost their fathers last week but stayed to compete.
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Mobile
Ala
UPI
Julie Ann Forshee
Arkansas
America
Miss Forshee
Fayetteville
Ark
Pamela Rose Miller
Battle Creek
Mich
Debra Scholz
Chattaray
Wash
Miss Miller
Miss Scholz
Weekend Weather Outlook With Showers Possible
Cloudy today with showers likely and a chance of thundershowers. Highs in the upper 60s to lower 70s. Tonight and Wednesday mostly cloudy with a chance of showers. Lows in the mid to upper 40s. Precipitation probability 70 percent today, 20 percent tonight, 30 percent Wednesday. Winds variable near 10 mph today and southeast to east at 10 to 15 mph tonight. Humidity today around 60 percent. Sunrise 6 19, sunset 8 30. Moonrise 3 49, moonset 4 18.
May 6 notable births and history highlights
May 6 marks Taurus births including Sigmund Freud born 1856. Notable events include 1816 New York City organization of the American Bible Association, 1935 WPA creation, 1972 hijacking incident in Pennsylvania and Costa Rican parachute ransom, 1974 Willy Brandt resignation after East German spy discovery, Helmut Schmidt succeeding.
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American Bible Association
New York City
Works Progress Administration
WPA
Pennsylvania
Honduras
Willy Brandt
West Germany
Helmut Schmidt
Break-in Reported at Becka Veterinary Hospital
Brunswick police investigate weekend break-in at Becka Veterinary Hospital 1164 Pearl Road. Entry via a rear door. Stolen items include six needle syringes two tranquilizer bottles and an AM FM radio. Becka's was previously burglarized on March 26.
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Brunswick
Becka Veterinary Hospital
Pearl Road
Becka’s
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