Marines recapture ship and rescue crew on Koh Tang
UPI reports after dark helicopters rescued about 200 Marines on Koh Tang island off Cambodia as part of freeing the Mayaguez and its 40 American crew. One or two Marines died, many wounded, with Holt and Wilson destroyers aiding. the Pentagon aimed to recover any remaining personnel. President Ford submitted War Powers Act notice to Congress regarding the operation.
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UPI
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Senate
House
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Medina County Teen Dance Marathon Raises Funds For Cystic Fibrosis
Medina County teens and adults join a two part fundraiser this weekend at the Medina County Joint Vocational School. A 7 pm to midnight dance marathon offers a $200 prize for the top pledges and other prizes for runners up. A concurrent 20 mile walk begins 8 am Saturday with sponsor pledges per mile.
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Medina County
Rt. 18
Sheriff's Deputies
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Buckeye
Brunswick
Sharon Fuller
Sandee LeMasters
Marines Face Heavy Khmer Fire On Koh Tang Island
U.S. Marine forces on Koh Tang Island in the Gulf of Siam faced heavy Khmer Rouge fire during a day-long effort to free the Mayaguez crew. Authorities said about 200 Marines landed, at least one American was killed and many wounded, with eight Marines remaining on the beachhead.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Gulf of Siam
Mayaguez
Koh Tang Island
Joseph Laiton
Marines Stranded on Koh Tang As Rescue Efforts Continue
Navy and Marine units battle Khmer Rouge on Koh Tang as Laiton reports 26 Marines and airmen rescued by 7 a.m. EDT. Helicopters shuttle from Coral Sea while destroyers Wilson and Holt edge the shore. eight wounded on the ground, many others wounded afloat.
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Koh Tang
Laiton
Wilson
Holt
Gazebo Painted in White for Upcoming Park Concerts
Workers added multiple coats of white paint to Medina's square Gazebo as preparations continue for summer park concerts starting June 6 at 8 30 p m. Band Director Marcus Neiman invites would be volunteers to join the community band via phone at 725 8831.
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Medina’s
Marcus Neiman
Gazette
Tennis Court Project Planned for Coventry Estates Park
Homeowners in Brunswick Coventry Estates praised a meeting with builder Kenneth Sutherland. A committee, aided by Sutherland, will select playground equipment by May 22 and review a tennis court contract and park map. A deep drainage ditch is being cleaned and a picnic area may be added.
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Brunswick
Coventry Estates
Kenneth Sutherland
Sutherland
Beineke
Women priests ordination validity becomes trial issue
The trial of Rev. L. Peter Beebe hinges on whether the ordination of Rev. Carter Heyward and Rev. Alison Cheek is valid The prosecution argues the issue is disobedience while testimony cites the ordinations as valid though possibly irregular A retired bishop testifies the sacrament is valid in God's eyes despite canonical irregularities The case centers on actions allowing two women priests to celebrate Holy Communion at Christ Church Oberlin December 8 and involves Bishop John Burt of Ohio expected to testify
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Akron
UPI
Miss Cheek
Miss Heyward
John Hines
William Wendt
Church of St. Stephen and the Incarnation
Washington, D.C
Beebe
Check
Heyward
Christ Church
Oberlin
John Burt
Episcopal Diocese of
Ohio
Gazette Opens Open House At Medina Office
The New Gazette announces an open house Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. at 885 W. Liberty St Medina. Gazette employees will lead tours of the building and explain how a newspaper is published inviting public attendance.
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Medina
Liberty St
Air quality in three Ohio counties mostly good in April
Akron and Medina Summit Portage counties recorded air quality good for 19 of 22 days in April. Four excellent days and four very good days were noted, with nine days at good levels and two days fair. three days exceeded the standard with readings of 114 and 111 twice. No sampling on weekends or holidays.
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Akron
Medina
Summit
Portage
Air Pollution Control
Brunswick art heist ends with confession and return
In Brunswick, a stealthy art theft at the police station involved Suzanne Hawley’s $40 driftwood painting missing from the foyer. Dorothy Thiemke, the mayor’s secretary, confessed to taking the same painting for the mayor’s office and was not charged.
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Derringdo
Suzanne Hawley
Brunswick High School
Brunswick Art League
Crook
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