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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1972
Page
3
Cloverleaf district adopts a policy allowing eligible students to finish high school in three years. Students must meet strict requirements including 17 credits by end of the third year, counselor oversight, and a signed letter of intent by the sophomore year end.
Eric the Red and offspring Tuck Indy and Penny headline a large Doberman display in Medina. The champion Eric with CD title has sired many titled pups, including Sherwood's Friar Tuck and DeJohn's Lady Penelope, who have earned dozens of ribbons in Ohio Michigan and Pennsylvania shows. The kennel club point show opens in Medina this summer at Camp Cheerful.
Ohio House of Representatives debated Vietnam protest as about 1,000 students gathered on the steps. A symbolic measure sought return of Mexican Army flags captured in 1846 48. Rep. Paulo urged goodwill with Mexico. most berated the idea as impractical and unnecessary. The chamber also advanced a scenic river areas bill and a state trails system, while Shaffer resigned as executive secretary. Senate scheduled to reconvene Monday. House to meet Tuesday.
City officials discuss plans for a new complex to replace the aging town hall and accommodate expanding departments. Mayor O Malley notes space limits since 1962, with police and fire needs driving the search for a larger building and nearby land. Complex options from Architerra are evaluated as "the only real property we owned" becomes insufficient. The piece hints at a larger page six continuation.
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