Delaney Supports Budget Increase in Brunswick Council
Brunswick council approved a 96,985 appropriation increase in a special session with a five to one vote. Delaney cast the lone opposition vote while Grassa Gabriel Klasek McClung and Moore voted yes. City auditor English noted the carryover for 1974 will be about 100,000.
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Brunswick
Council
Phillip Grassa
William Gabriel
Clarence Klasek
Drury McClung
William Moore
William English
Delays Continue In Medina High School Opening
Architect Fred Winther and Dr. Robert Smith voiced frustration over the Medina High School opening, noting the building is not ready weeks before deadline. Gas is on and carpet installation begins, with housing partitions pending. The board plans a Monday meeting with contractors to push for a semester-break target.
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AL Thomas Medina
Fred Winther
Robert Smith
Winther
City Storm Sewer Responsibility Douglas Medina Creek Discussion
Medina city council debated storm sewer responsibility for Golden Villas phase two off Highland Drive. A 24 to 36 inch sewer is needed, estimated at 40 000 dollars with cost split 25 75 between the city and developer. The issue was tabled for legal study before the next committee meeting.
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Golden Villas
Highland Drive
Mel Gerspacher
Medina County
Kenneth Hotz
Hotz
Thomas Cunningham
Steve Petrigala
Gerspacher
Steve Lindsey
Cunningham
Jack Kinney
Brunswick Jaycees promote energy themed Christmas contests
The Brunswick Jaycees sponsor Conservation Christmas using old fashioned decorations with three cash prizes judged by art critics around December 10. A window decorating contest for teens grade six to twelve is also planned in coordination with Brunswick schools and the Chamber. A car pool clearing house matches workers seeking rides via the Jaycee phone.
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Brunswick
Brunswick Jaycee Chamber of Commerce
Conservation
Jaycee
The
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Brunswick Jaycees
Medina City Plans Water Plant Upgrades for Summer Demand
The water utility committee approved replacing two pumps and a diesel engine at the Medina water treatment plant. Forewarned by Service Director Glenn Hattery, officials expect higher demand next summer due to new water line extensions to the Medina County Joint Vocational School and added industrial sprinkler systems.
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Medina
Glenn Hattery
Medina City
Hattery
Medina County Joint Vocational School
Medina County faces courthouse crowd by 1980 seek new judge
County officials warn space is running out at Medina's two courthouses as the 1980 census looms. They plan long range expansion, hire a third full time judge, and seek federal and state funding after a building inventory and study by Urban Research and Planning. A standardized police records system was approved to improve communications.
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John Oberholtzer
Charles Clark
Medina County
Coopers-Lybrand Firm
New York
Ernst & Ernst
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Paul Delaney
Civil Service
Ohio
Laura Gillis
Sidney Fenn
Iris Bathlomew
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Henry Jaeger
Leonard Morse
Dale Weygandt
Eva Hawk
John Bath
Vicent Sidorowicz
Highland
Nottingham Drives
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Medina Shopping Center
Brunswick Samaritans
Jim Carnock
Kenneth Erman
Bruce Trefney
Brunswick High School
Gazette
Doris Kilbane
Jaycees
Gerald W. Pendrick
Donald Simmons
Donald Martin
Urban Research and Planning Agency
Martin
Parks
Veterans
Family Guidance
Veterans Office
Simmons
Chippewa Lake
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