Positive Parenting course teaches effective discipline
Medina parents Paul and Theresa McNulty praise a six week Positive Parenting course at the Medina County Y for teaching mutual problem solving over traditional command based discipline. They credit the program with shifting attitudes toward children and urge both parents to enroll in the Wednesday night sessions starting next week.
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Medina
Paul
Theresa McNulty
Medina County ‘Y
Mrs. McNulty
Marian Bolton
Weymouth Road
Coleen
Sean
Relax
Gazette
Brunswick school bond issue justification and enrollment growth
The district cites mushrooming enrollment as the main reason for bond funding. Enrollment has risen about 1,000 students every three years, with 1,800 more students since 1970 but space for only 1,000. Current counts: high school 2,247. middle 1,660. elementary 3,484. Projections for Sept 1975 estimate 600 new kindergartners and 400 graduates, a net gain of 200 students.
Brunswick meeting set amid solicitor's advice dispute
Brunswick zoning board plans to meet at 7:30 p m despite city solicitor Douglas Burns advising no action on Nick Kostandaras Sleepy Hollow frontage variance. Burn s cautioned water supply timing. frontage rules differ by water status. County will not permit a water line without city annexation.
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Brunswick
Zoning Board of Appeals
Sleepy Hollow
Nick Kostandaras
Douglas Burns
Grafton Road
Medina Lecture On Transcendental Meditation
Jack Lehman of Seville will give a free lecture on transcendental meditation Thursday at 7 30 p.m. at the Akron Savings and Loan Co 830 N Court St Medina. There is no adult fitness class at Black River High Thursday to avoid a conflict with the band boosters banquet. The class resumes Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the high school gym.
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Medina
Jack Lehman
Seville
Akron Savings and Loan Co
N. Court St
Spencer
Black River High School
Band
Maryjane Shafer
Brunswick rummage and bake sale fundraiser
Brunswick Alternate School students and parents sponsor a rummage sale and bake sale Friday 6 to 9 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Items may be dropped off at the school north of Edwards Middle School in the former Gibson Dance Studio 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Proceeds support school extras.
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Brunswick
Edwards Middle School
Gibson Dance Studio
Gail Ball
Wilma Bailey
Court refuses GTE bid to block overcharge appeal
UPI report notes a Supreme Court justice denied a bid to stay a state high court ruling on GTE refunds. General Telephone faced a rate hike approved by PUCO with subsequent appeals and revalidations. A class suit seeks treble damages for overcharges by subscribers nationwide.
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GTE
Washington
UPI
Supreme Court of Ohio
General Telephone Co
Supreme Court
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PUCO
General Telephone
Commission
State Court
Potter Stewart
President's Power Frightens Martha Mitchell
Martha Mitchell says she was terrified in Nixon era by the idea that a single button in the Oval Office could activate missiles. She spoke with Truman Capote and Jimmy Breslin on WCBS-TV about the danger of presidential authority and the threat of global oblivion.
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New York
UPI
Martha Mitchell
John Mitchell
Richard Nixon
Valley City Office Break-In Claims Police Attention
Valley City sheriff's deputies investigate a Sunday night break-in at Anthony Navratil's office 2636 Marks Road. Entry forced a side door. shotguns and rifles valued at 1800 dollars were stolen.
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Valley City
Anthony Navratil
Marks Road
Brunswick student awarded scholarship at Akron University
Sandra L. Lausch of 1524 Andrea Drive received the Summerfield Baldwin Scholarship for 1975 76 from the University of Akron History Department. The award honors a junior history major showing scholastic and intellectual intent to pursue graduate study in history.
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Brunswick
Sandra L. Lausch
Andrea Drive
Summerfield Baldwin
History Department
University of Akron
Don R. Gerlach
Akron University
Van Meter votes for bills in unanimous Ohio Senate
In Columbus the Ohio Senate, voting 32 to 0, approved three measures before adjourning to committees. State Sen. Thomas A. Van Meter voted for a bill adding community mental health services to sickness and accident insurance contracts and hospital service associations. He also backed bills enabling disabled residents to fish, hunt or trap without a license and extending retirement benefit election for sheriffs and deputies with prior service.
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Columbus
Ohio Senate
Thomas A. van Meter
Ashland
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Burns
Bukszar
Kostandaras
HEINZ
Court Medina
PEARL
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General Assembly
Senior Citizens For Transportation
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