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Newspaper

The Gazette

Location

Medina, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1978

Page

12

Four fire protection options open in Medina Twp

Township residents heard four options for fire protection as the Medina contract expires at month end. The options include forming a township department up to 2500000, contracting with existing departments, creating a Medina Montville district with satellite stations, or a countywide district amid talk of an 1800000 federal grant and a one mill levy. The crowd favored a district with satellite stations, with more meetings planned for June 14.

Medina Jim Baldwin Medina Twp City of Montville Shurell Thurston Berry Berry

Carter urges Illinois to ratify ERA in career stand

President Carter, discarding his prepared speech, urged Illinois lawmakers to back the Equal Rights Amendment amid political pressure. He warned the decision could decide whether women gain constitutional equality, while noting 35 states already ratified but three more are needed by the deadline.

Wesley G. Pippert Charleston W. Va UPI Carter Illinois West Virginia Jennings Randolph Springfield

Union official Liberatore added to FBI Most Wanted list

Anthony Dominic Liberatore, 56, Lyndhurst, longtime labor union official and organized crime figure, placed on the FBI Ten Most Wanted List for running a racketeering influenced organization and unlawful flight to avoid prosecution for murder. He allegedly hired killers to target seven rivals, including Cleveland racketeer Daniel J. Greene, who died in a bomb blast in Lyndhurst. Several associates were convicted or acquitted in the Greene slaying. The FBI describes Liberatore as armed and dangerous and seeks information on his whereabouts.

Cleveland UPI Anthony Dominic Liberatore FBI Liberatore Lyndhurst Daniel J Danny”’ Greene Pasquale J Butchie Cisternino Greene James T Jack White Licavoli Angelo ‘Big Ange Lonardo Pepper Pike Thomas J. Sinito Willoughby Wellsville Ohio

Nightclub fire memory endures a year later in Kentucky

On the first anniversary of the Beverly Hills Supper Club fire in Southgate Kentucky 165 people died and hundreds were left widowed. Civil damage claims near two billion dollars swirl as a grand jury weighs criminal indictments. Recovery workers say the trauma persists with fear of another blaze and lasting emotional impact on survivors and relatives.

Beverly Hills John Davidson UPI Rick van Sant Southgate, Ky Kentucky James L. Titchener University of Cincinnati Tom Wald Maxine Ankeny Eisentrout Titchener Southgate

Ohio House races open as 70 incumbents face no opposition

UPI reports on Ohio June 6 primary races with Lee Leonard and Dick Kimmins detailing battles for 116 General Assembly seats. The piece notes endorsements by Ohio AFL-CIO and Mon tgomery County Democrat C J McLin backing one of Orlett four challengers.

Ohio Afl-Cio Orlett Montgomery County C.J. McLin UPI Statehouse Lee Leonard Dick Kimmins Ohio Ohio General Assembly

Ohio legislative races shape primary battles in 1978

In Ohio the 1978 primaries pit few incumbents against strong opposition. Hinig and Orlett face key challenges with labor backing and Black Democrats boosting rivals. Senate incumbents largely unopposed while party hopes hinge on a handful of House seats and the 13 retirements.

House Hinig’s Orlett’s Hinig James A. Rhodes Senate

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