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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1972
Page
1
Medina County Joint Vocational School board approves purchase of 112 acre parcel off Route 18 from Carl Anderson for 181000 amid questions about appraisal values and potential federal funds. Dissent comes from Dr. Robert Smith who argues price and route to court.
Three Medina High School underclassmen face expulsion and five others suspended after drugs were found at the school on Friday. Principal Augie Rios said a quantity of speed amphetamine was brought onto campus by three students and some buyers were identified. The incident remains under investigation by police and school officials.
Medina sixth graders visited the new YMCA pool in Medina County last Friday. Teachers and Harold White arranged access through the Y. Students praised the clean facility, warm water, helpful staff, and constant lifeguard supervision, and wrote letters of thanks.
Akro n Medina County Joint Vocational School’s purchase of Carl Anderson property faces a tax battle as Al Wirz of the Fair Tax Group presents a demand for back taxes on 10 properties including the Anderson parcel. The sale value $181,000 contrasts with a $13,000 tax valuation. Wirz seeks moratorium on transfers until assessments are corrected per tax standards and Supreme Court guidance. Copy sent to Ohio Supreme Court. injunction threatened but not filed yet.
Medina hosts the Second Annual Red Cross Youth Bloodmobile on Friday May 12 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Medina Senior High School auditorium with 18 year old donors from six area high schools aiming to surpass 226 pints set in 1971. William Jedlicka leads the operation with Helen Miner and Stella Pandur assisting. 61 volunteers including 22 nurses helped last year.
Ohio lawmakers plan to hear a bill allowing 12.5 percent of state income tax revenues to be allocated to cities counties and townships. Rep. Keith McNamara and Speaker Charles Kurfess back the measure while opponents warn against earmarking funds. Senate session opens at 4 p m and House reconvenes Tuesday as other elections moves loom.
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