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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1975
Page
1
Brunswick High hosts Candidate Night as flood concerns dominate discussion. Officials pledge storm sewers and ditching, while council members stress enforcement, roads, and open meetings. Mayoral hopefuls cite county help and charity tone as voters weigh police and fire levies.
Gov. James A. Rhodes tells a joint General Assembly session that Ohio must pass the proposed Ohio Energy Development Authority within three to four weeks to allow rapid coal boiler conversions and prevent job layoffs. He cites plans for revenue bonding, oil storage, natural gas drilling, and interstate gas pipelines as part of an urgent energy strategy for the state.
Northern Medina County endured flooding, power and phone outages as a heavy rainstorm moved through. About 1,000 to 1,200 customers lost power across Brunswick and Medina townships while 200 homes lost phone service. The Rocky River rose seven feet and police logged 115 weather related calls as several roads flooded and a utility pole was struck by lightning.
Medina police report a three vehicle collision on Rt. 18 in front of the Joint Vocational School left three injured. Michael O Grady age 19 Robert Hager 50 and Albert Nichols 65 were treated and released for minor injuries at Medina County Hospital. O Grady was cited for making an incorrect left turn.
Dr. Raj Chopra was sworn in as the new president of the Ohio Community School Education Association in Columbus. He pledged to boost lobbying to secure state funds for community school programs and improve communications across the state about community education.
Robert Siman 24, lifelong Chatham resident, electrocuted while using an electric saw at the Willard Hoovler home on Avon Lake Road. Chatham Rescue Squad and Spencer carrier Jesse Rose aided. Siman, Army veteran and Chatham Volunteer Fire Department member, is survived by family including parents Kenneth and family. Funeral at Parker Funeral Home in Lodi with burial in Chatham Cemetery. Memorials to Chatham Fire Department Squad Fund.
The FTC proposes actual use rules requiring endorsers to use the products they promote or face disclosure if acting. Namath may be exempt for fanciful ads like pantyhose, while stars such as Danny Thomas and Hank Aaron would need genuine usage. The rule becomes effective in 60 days after public comment.
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