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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1972
Page
1
City council heard a near three hour session on fence and zoning changes at the fire station. Topics included open style fences around pools and corner lot fencing, with several residents urging equal rights and more study.
James Lee Copper has taken the Holstein-Friesian Association of America program director role for the Northeast seven-state area effective June 1. He replaces Chuck Westphal who resigned to farm in Byron Wisconsin with his father. Copper will coordinate breed programs across Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Connecticut Rhode Island and New Jersey working with boards committees and club officers. He will visit farms and conduct group contacts. Copper was born in Odessa Delaware raised on a Holstein farm and active in 4-H. He attended the University of Tennessee Knoxville where he led dairy clubs and earned multiple honors while working at the dairy experimental station to fund school. He is the son of Fred and Kathryn Cooper and will move with his wife Claudia and son James Frederick to Springfield Massachusetts to serve New England.
Buckeye High School competitors led by Jim Zacharias and Beverly Moehle captured team honors at the Jaycees Teen Drivers Road-eo. Zacharias and Carol Harrison won the top individual award while Alvis Wellman and Mary Wellman of Cloverleaf High were runners-up. Westfield Companies sponsored the banquet Saturday night where trophies were presented.
Ohio House Finance Appropriation Committee approved an amendment to a 205 million Capital Improvement Bill directing the Board of Regents to plan a general and technical education campus for Medina County. The panel, 15 to 3, rejected funding for construction and backed the planning phase despite opposition from Regent reps.
Medina County Joint Vocational School faces uncertain state and federal matching funds of 3.3 million while the board approves purchasing the C. J. Anderson acreage along Route 18. The district plans 112 acres, $1,000 escrow, $180,000 due July 7, with costs for sewer taps water service and site prep totaling about 350,000.
George Corley Wallace won both Michigan and Maryland primaries while recovering from bullet wounds. He toppled Humphrey and McGovern in votes, moved to second in delegates, and has won five primaries including Michigan and Maryland. McGovern led in Wisconsin Massachusetts and Nebraska, Humphrey in Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana West Virginia, Muskie in New Hampshire and Illinois.
Hills Township trustees move multi family units to conditional use under C-5 zoning after zoning commission study and public hearing. Residents on Jeanette Drive report ongoing problems despite stricter inspections following earlier Memory Lane issues. Developer Joseph Cintula linked to Memory Lane Homes. Donald Hultzman replaces Robert Upp on ZBA.
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