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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1972
Page
1
Jodi Peacock of Chatham earned top honors at certification night for county 4 H tractor operation students. The 20 hour course involved local 4 H advisors and members. 53 members received certificates, with seven awaiting age 14.
The Montville township zoning case ends with Christopher Associates withdrawing the R-3 request for 431 acres after a private executive session. The plan aimed at up to eight units per acre with water and sewer but was dropped due to inability to guarantee density. The public hearing timing and attendance are noted as procedurally unresolved.
Medina county prosecutor tells the county auditor not to act on complaints from the Fair Tax Group about Cole Sayer Trumble tax appraisals last year. He states the group is not a taxpayer and finds no evidence of fraud or dishonesty. He praises the auditor for saving taxpayers money in assessments and appraisals.
The Medina County Health Department will not seek school funding now to support daily health work in seven districts. Officials cite tighter finances with a potential 50-cent per pupil levy after 1972–73 if needed. A projected deficit under $20,000 and stable staff levels are noted, with more services to be funded from surpluses.
Brunswick Hills Township residents meet with trustees and county commissioners to resolve a dispute with builder Joseph Cintula over plans for duplexes on Jeanette Road. The group supports single unit homes but zoning C-5 blocks such plans. Cintula seeks permission to build singles on 70 by 125 foot lots on the eastern Jeanette Road.
Medina and Cloverleaf residents will attend separate 8 p.m. seminars at Medina Senior High School and Cloverleaf Junior High School to discuss education redesign and accountability. The events, part of the state wide Search for Consensus, aim to shape Ohio elementary and secondary education during the Bicentennial era. Supt. John Kaczenski urged all Medina County residents to participate.
A 20 page Medina Days supplement appears in today's Gazette featuring more than 30 merchants. The insert is sponsored by the merchants and local sponsors.
Medina Rotarians sponsor the Fourth Annual Medina County Day promising a family friendly show with a main beneficiary the Medina County Pee Wee Football League. Lou Groza will host a 12 30 football clinic and introduce Pee Wee players beside TV personalities Hoolihan and Big Chuck, with Mariano Pacetti also featured.
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