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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1972
Page
2
The Valley City Lions Club recognized 47 Buckeye High School students for top scholastic achievements. Awards covered subjects from algebra to world geography, including teachers’ notes on excellence in language arts, arts, and vocational subjects among numerous named honorees.
The Ohio Senate Environmental Affairs committee sends the EPA bill back to the Senate floor after nine months. Gov Gilligan backs it as a top priority, hoping to consolidate pollution control and resource development to save tax dollars. Sen Armstrong criticizes federal EPA waste, while sponsor Regula defends a strong, unified agency with penalties up to $10,000 and one year imprisonment.
A critic savages the movie The Hospital for its brutal portrayal of doctors and over crowded hospitals. George C. Scott delivers a powerful but controversial performance while the reviewer urges viewers to avoid exposing children to its profanity and grim medicine.
A man identified as Ashburnham, a doctor at Apple Creek State Hospital, was found dead in a car parked in a wooded area along Mudlake Road. Deputies say he had ingested multiple barbiturates and alcohol. Coroner Dr. Andrew Karson said death occurred about 20 hours earlier.
A study of 11,132 middle aged men found a mathematical equation predicting five year risk of coronary heart disease. Key variables include age blood pressure cholesterol and smoking with weight less decisive. The tool aims to separate high and low risk men for preventive care and policy review.
Dwight L. Tubbs of Weymouth Land Co. announces completion of the sanitary sewer project enabling promotion of home sites along Fenn Road and Route 3. Builders plan a three bedroom brick ranch and two additional homes with July or August completion, with total development valued at 2.5 million and plans for apartments around Weymouth Valley Country Club.
Medina County Gazette published daily except Sundays and holidays by Medina County Publications Inc. at 885 East Liberty Street Medina Ohio 44256. Second class mail permit. Price list includes single copy 10 cents, weekly 60 cents, annual rates for mail subscriptions.
About 239 Medina County high school students donated a pint of blood at Medina High School during the Red Cross Youth Bloodmobile. The event ran 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. with 70 volunteers, including 22 nurses and 17 youth volunteers, surpassing prior county totals and aiming for 250 pints.
Columbus Lt. Gov. John W. Brown a Republican sent the President a telegram urging him to stand steadfast to blockade plans and not be dismayed by a small dissident group opposing the naval blockade aiming to end hostilities and secure release of prisoners of war.
Valley City Emmanuel United Church of Christ will confirm thirteen youths on Sunday morning. Names include Timothy Haury Penny Rosa Heidi Parfitt Donald Schindler Edward Schneider Ronald Reusch Cassandra Toth Shannon Reusch Harold Foote Vicki Seeley David Nolan Christian Dumperth and Creties Jenkins Jr. Debra Kay Wilkom infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Wilkom will be baptized. Communion will be served in the pews with first Communion for the confirmation class. Shut ins may request Communion by May 25 via Rev. Andrew Arvay.
Funeral services for Harold Bus Revelle, 62, will be held at 1 p.m. Monday at Carlson Funeral Home with Rev. Lloyd B. Sharp officiating. Revelle of 4488 Grafton Road Brunswick Hills died suddenly at home Thursday. He is survived by his widow Ella, three daughters Phyllis Grandcamp New Orleans Gatha O Leary Peoria Betty Poe Reynaldsville W V and four stepsons Okey Crites Brunswick Delmos Cleveland David Georges Run Ohio Bobbie Columbia Station and one stepdaughter Betty Wenzel Cleveland plus 18 grandchildren. Friends may call 7-9 p.m. Saturday and 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home. Burial will be in Brooklyn Heights Cemetery.
Hospital notices from Medina include admissions of Willa D. Miller Lakewood Ni Carol K. Holly and others, births a boy to Harry A. Yergin Medina, and discharges of Nancy Voorhees Lloyd Cohoon Mary Bukstar Aldis Pirie Wilbur Johnson Donald T tlemire Marie Thiele LeRoy Burke Pauline Dunn Sammie Heyne Ethel Taylor and daughter Marcia Stujenske.
Medina City Board of Education will discuss complaints about mini bikes on school grounds at 8 p.m. Monday in the Senior High team teaching room. The meeting will review senior graduating lists and feature a presentation on the district evaluation procedure by Wesley Florian and Sidney Fenn School principal.
May 9 admissions include John Holbrook of Lodi Robert Aungst of Spencer and James Packard of Burbank. Discharges were John Ambheiser and Pauline James. May 10 admission Clara Miller of Lodi. Discharges Dorothy Kimpton Kimberly Bigley and Robert Royse.
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