Donahey Faces GOP Challenge in Ohio Treasurer Race
Ohio treasurer incumbent Gertrude Donahey seeks a third term as Democratic candidate after a 1974 win. GOP contenders Sam Speck and George C. Rogers campaign on state finance oversight, investment rules, and school district support, with Speck backed by many county groups and Rogers promising stock investments and public finance seminars.
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Gentlemen's agreement on Medina township fire contract progress
Medina Township and city officials edge toward a renewal of a soon-to-expire three-year fire contract. Mayor Gus Eble and Trustee Chairman John Wilson cite a pending gentlemen's agreement while awaiting council and trustees approval. The current contract expires June 30 and talks include potential formation of a fire district with residents invited to discuss Friday night.
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County Manpower Head Resigns Amid Funding Concerns
Medina Ohio County Manpower director Thomas Ioanes resigns after internal and consortium concerns over Title II staffing. Interim director Bob Hanwell named at 12 500 annually as commissioners plan possible transfer of 21 workers to Title VI funds to prevent June funding expiry.
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Egg in beer fans fare better than salad lovers
In Bloomington Indiana a 3.2 percent rise in food prices last year hit salad lovers harder than egg in beer enthusiasts. Morton J. Marcus, a research economist, compiled the breakdown of the increase.
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PTA plans action over offensive TV programs
The National PTA will seek license renewals denial for five network owned stations if fall programming does not curb offensive content including violence in prime time. WKYC TV in Cleveland is among the stations targeted. PTA cites rising offensive offerings and will monitor prime time shows to determine action.
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Harrisville landfill to stay open amid shooting range dispute
Medina County officials visited the Harrisville Two landfill after complaints about conditions. Trustees insist the gun club shooting range be removed due to noise and safety concerns, while owners argue no permit was ever filed. Officials plan further talks with the club president. The meeting also covered opposition to Lorain Rural Water Authority line extensions and support for a countywide regional development plan.
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