Ohio Senate panel okays public school funding bill with 34 amendments
A six hour Columbus committee approved the bill changing state financing of public schools under the equal yield formula. Amendments backed by the Ohio Educational Association mandate 60 percent of new state money for salaries and require school closures during labor disputes, while preserving the basic funding formula and adding measures on staffing ratios and levy incentives.
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Medina County rejects Sharon subdivision plans for three lots
Medina County Commissioners disapproved the preliminary Mardovich subdivision in Sharon Township, despite zoning appeals variances. Nevada Johnson may appeal to the Common Pleas Court. The plan shows three buildable lots on 3.35 acres, not meeting county rules for two acres with 175 foot frontage.
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Brunswick man named to Medina law post
Medina names Ray Jones 26 as assistant law director after Philip Baird leaves for a judgeship. Jones will handle traffic and misdemeanor cases for Medina. A Brunswick High and John Marshall Law School graduate, he will keep his Brunswick assistant prosecutor post for now. Salary starts at 8500 with potential to 9500 after six months. Jones plans to move to Medina soon.
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Garfield School principal to return to teaching
Medina Porter's 19 year tenure as Garfield Elementary principal ends as he resigns to rejoin classrooms next year. He previously taught in Strongsville and Parma districts and will teach at the elementary level, says Asst. Supt. Chopra. The note outlines his voluntary departure and future plans.
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Service news graduates promote and commission air cadet
Private First Class Brian L. Dunsha of Wadsworth was promoted at Marine Corps Recruit Depot during graduation on April 2. In Colorado Springs John Douglas Fritz, son of Medina residents, received a commission to train for flight in Lubbock Texas and will graduate in June with a B A in business management from the Air Force Academy.
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Eva Wheeler obituary with Westfield Center burial
Graveside services for Eva Wheeler were held Monday in Westfield Center after a long illness. She died Friday in Massillon and is survived by two brothers Richmond Wheeler of Wadsworth and Merlin Wheeler of Westfield Center and a sister Mrs Nellie Rankie of Lincoln Nebraska. Arrangements were made by Armstrong Funeral Home in Seville.
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Ohio Supreme Court to speed attorney discipline process
Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice C William ONeill announced new rules creating a disciplinary council to handle complaints against lawyers and judges. The council will have paid staff and investigators and be funded by a 35 dollar annual fee from about 20000 attorneys. Local bars get 60 days to investigate and 30 more to decide.
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Californian sets fourth world mark for pong play
Roger Guy English 24 of La Jolla Calif completed his seven day pong marathon at noon Saturday in a mobile KFMB studio at a San Diego shopping center. He faced spectators KFMB staff and an anteater from the zoo while his sponsors apply for Guinness record entry alongside earlier feats.
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Burglary Follows False Fire Alarm At Chicago Firehouse
Firefighters rush out for a false alarm then return to a real burglary in the kitchen. Thieves steal a 400 television plus kitchenware. They even take a dish drainer and dish soap, leaving dirty dishes behind.
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