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Newspaper

The Gazette

Location

Medina, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1975

Page

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Hinckley Youth Prison Plans Discarded

The U S Bureau of Prisons has dropped plans for a federal youth prison at the Hinckley site citing local opposition. In a May 27 letter to Congressman Mottl the director said community support is essential and the project will not proceed at this time.

Cindy Kudlaty Hinckley U. S. Bureau of Prisons Norman A. Carlson Prison Bureau Ron Mottl D- 23 Carlson Inuinty Mottl Parma North Royalton Bob Kitchel Richfield Bureau of Prisons Bob Callahan The Bureau Callahan Medina County Hinckley Township Highland School District Tri-County Regional Development Board

Courthouse Renovation Could Start This Summer With Funds

Medina county may begin courthouse renovation this summer pending a 50 000 dollar funding hurdle. Architect Robert P Gaede presented an 80 850 dollar phase one plan covering brick work roof tower cornice and more with a 7 350 dollar contingency. The plan could span two years if front and rear portions are split with grants and bonds explored.

Medina Robert P. Gaede Cleveland Gaede John Oberholtzer Oberholtzer

JVS Hires Clair Naftzger as Job Placement Coordinator

Medina County Joint Vocational School selects Clair Naftzger of Grafton for the new job placement coordinator and supervisor role. Naftzger, former Cloverleaf drafting teacher and Lorain County Community College counselor, will arrange in school employer interviews and seek job opportunities for future JVS students under a one year contract.

JVS Clair Naftzger Medina Medina County Joint Vocational School Grafton Naftzger Cloverleaf High School Lorain County Community College

Medina High School awards honor 18 seniors and staff

Eighteen Medina High School seniors received awards at a school assembly including valedictorian Kathy Cummings and salutatorian James Wilkens. Marion Scott and Steven Anderson earned womanhood and manhood awards, with multiple students named outstanding seniors and receiving art, music, nursing, and athletic honors. In Medina County news, Clinton man Harry Tule died from injuries sustained May 9 when his semi crashed along Rt. 18, marking the county’s seventh fatality of 1975.

Medina Medina High School Kathy Cummings James Wilkens Marion Scott Steven Anderson Kathy Clark Fred Greenwood Cleveland Clinton Medina County Cleveland Metropolitan Hospital Harry Tule N.E

Light turnout seen for June 3 Medina County primaries

Medina County officials predict a 35 percent voter rate for the June 3 off year primary. Absentee voting is minimal with 24 ballots, while Brunswick voters face council and mayor races plus several levies and a city schools bond in a high contest ballot.

Medina Margaret Davis Medina County Board of Elections Wadsworth Board of Elections Davis Election Board Brunswick Brunswick Council Patrick Coughlin Charles O'Malley Helen West Paul Delaney Council Rita Delaney William Gabriel Drury McClung Ronald Beineke Carl Evasovic Judy Beadell Elmer Dubs

Brunswick fire levy renewal eyed to fund equipment

Brunswick residents face a spring election renewal of one half mill for the volunteer fire department. If approved for five years it would generate at least $30,000 annually to buy equipment, repair systems and pay salaries.

Harvey Wenzel Wenzel

Wadsworth pilot injured in plane crash near Rt. 539

A 50 year old Wadsworth man, Matthew Peelking, was piloting a crop duster that crashed in a wooded area near Rt. 539 while dusting a field. He was treated and released for burns at Wadsworth Rittman Hospital. The crash, which started a fire, prompted response from New Pittsburgh Fire Department and rescue squad. The FAA is investigating the incident. Peelking had taken off from Wayne County Airport.

Pittsburgh A _ Wadsworth Wadsworth- Rittman Hospital Wayne County Sheriff's Department Matthew Peelking Skypark Drive Rt. 539

Kissinger Uses Wit to Break Ice at NATO Leaders Dinner

Secretary of State Henry Kissinger entertained NATO leaders at King Baudouin's dinner by joking about seat cards and gaining rapport with the room. He lightened tense moments with quips during talks with Ford, Demirel, and other leaders, shocking protocol officers with playful commands to sit next to a Portuguese minister.

Brussels UPI Henry Kissinger Baudouin North Atlantic Treaty Organization Ford Valery Giscard d’Estaing Denmark Italy Britain Iceland Luxembourg Kissinger Solomon Suleyman Demirel Turkey Demirel Canada Vasco Dos Santos Goncalves

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