Delaney Withdrawal Could Shape Brunswick Mayoral Ballot
Brunswick faces a contested mayoral race as Paul Delaney withdraws but his name remains on spring ballots for now. If Delaney is among top two vote-getters, his name could appear on the fall ballot unless he notifies the board by August 16 that he declines the seat. Other candidates include Helen West, incumbent Charles O Malley, and Patrick Coughlin. no fall run-off is planned.
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Delaney
Election Board
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Board of Elections
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Charles O’malley
Patrick Coughlin
Kissinger says Mayaguez actions show US limits
Secretary of State Kissinger says current operations to recover the Mayaguez and crew signal limits beyond which the United States will not be pushed. Casualty figures from Koh Tang rise with one Marine dead 13 missing and 22 wounded as 13 missing believed aboard a downed helicopter.
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UPI
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Koh Tang
Elephant throws photographer at Biblical Zoo
In Jerusalem at the Biblical Zoo Eliezer the elephant tossed photographer Mike DeCastro over a spiked fence after grabbing his arm with the trunk. DeCastro had offered the elephant a watermelon and said he would not photograph elephants again.
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UPI
Eliezer
Biblical Zoo
Mike DeCastro
County Eyes Brunswick Takeover of CTS Pact
Medina County Administrator Robert Jones met Brunswick official Matthew Cunningham to discuss renewing the Cleveland Transit System contract and potentially Brunswick contracting directly with CTS. Jones noted Brunswick could assume the two Brunswick to Cleveland and two Cleveland to Brunswick bus runs, with current costs around $500 monthly, and Brunswick to meet county commissioners on Monday to discuss.
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Medina County
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Cleveland
Brunswick police pay issue advances with certification plan
Brunswick council moved to have the county auditor certify additional city funds before approving a police pay raise. Four of six councilors backed percentage raises if certified funding is available, while a 50 cent hourly boost was suggested by Helen West. The plan requires city auditor Paul Delaney to Direct certification via a resolution for a special meeting.
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Brunswick
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Liverpool Belden
Healey Creek
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The
Police Benevolent Association
Charles O’malley
Gergory Crane
John Adamsky
Phillip Bosak
Bill Bouman
Matthew Cunningham
Elmer Dubs
Helen West
Brunswick Board hires firm to search for new superintendent
Brunswick Board of Education engages Selection Research Inc of Lincoln Nebraska to aid in selecting a new superintendent. Jack Willetts resigned for health reasons a month ago and Paul Keaton serves as acting superintendent. The board aims to fill the post well before next fall’s opening and will choose the ideal candidate.
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Brunswick Board of Education
Selection Research Inc
Lincoln, Neb
Jack Willetts
Paul Keaton
Fred Benco
Willetts
Board of Education
Six Townhouse Units Destroyed in Brunswick Fire
Six Pinecrest Townhouses on S. Carpenter Road in Brunswick were burned early today. No injuries were reported as fire began in a carport and spread to five occupied units. Investigators, including State Fire Marshal Hugh McCrory, probe possible arson.
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Pinecrest
S. Carpenter Road
Harvey Wenzel
Wenzel
James Baldwin Rejoins Gazette Editorial Staff as Copy Editor
James Baldwin returns to the Medina County Gazette as copy editor, joining editor McCoy who is named managing editor by Gazette manager Stuart A. Borden. Baldwin, 63, is a former co owner and longtime Medina resident with Navy service and prior roles in journalism and business.
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Medina County Gazette
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James Baldwin
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Terry Morris
Alliance
Bowling Green State University
Klan Leader Dale Reusch Fined In West Virginia Rally Case
Dale Reusch of Lodi and companion fined for illegal fireworks possession and for brandishing a deadly weapon after a recruiting trip in Kanawha County. Reusch and David Pacetti of Cleveland were found guilty at a magistrate court hearing conducted by West Virginia State Police.
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UPI
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Lodi
Reusch
Burl Holbrook
David M. Pacetti
Cleveland
Pacetti
West Virginia
Upper Kanawha County
More Severe Gas Cutbacks Forecast in Ohio
A Columbia Gas of Ohio official warned that worsening natural gas supplies will trigger stricter curtailments for large and small industrial users this winter. Central District manager Robert E. Roll said about 540 large-volume and 840 small industrial customers face at least 60 percent reductions from normal allocations for the five winter months starting Nov 1, with potential increases as preliminary figures firm up.
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