Time Running Out For Gilligan Package
Gov. Gilligan faces slim odds as his graduated income tax plan stalls in the Ohio Senate. Labor opposition, AFL CIO resistance, and uncertain GOP votes threaten passage. The administration tries to sweeten the deal with 135 million dollars in new business taxes while Senate leaders plan a smaller package featuring corporate tax and higher sales tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Caldwell
Columbus Bureau
Columbus
Gilligan
Ohio Aflcio
Ohio Afl Cio
Senate
Michael Maloney
Cincinnati
Ways and Means Committee
Afl-Cio
Maloney
Senate Democrat
Organized Labor
Senate Republicans
Ohio
Federal Reserve
Robert Kosydar
Sen
Medina Hospital Admits and Discharges List
Medina Hospital reports admissions including Robert D. Custer, Robert L. Frost, Freda Tolliver, Mittie Lucas, Virginia Kornakovich, Bruno Pfeifer, Delmer Wiese, Amelia DeGenero, Evelyn Tomko, Wanda Watkins, Charles Brown, George Hunyadi, Marilyn Seamon. Discharges include Brad Bosshard, Eric Bosshard, Katherine Gotthardt, Grace Ruf, Virginia Christie, Florence Lipher, Harry Decker Jr., Yolanda Discenzo, William Kramer, Michael Setzer, Dale Savage, Alfred Frick, Dale Jaycox, Dennis Eberhart, Dennis Beachler, Mildred Musch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert D. Custer
Brunswick
Robert L. Frost
Chippewa Lake
Freda G. Tolliver
Mittie E. Lucas
Medina
Virginia M. Kornakovich
Parma
Bruno J. Pfeifer
Delmer G. Wiese
Brecksville
Amelia M. DeGenero
Burbank
Evelyn F. Tomko
Wanda Leah Watkins
Charles E. Brown
George B. Hunyadi
Marilyn J. Seamon
Brad O. Bosshard
Eric Bosshard
Katherine Gotthardt
Grace L. Ruf
Virginia W. Christie
Florence N. Lipher
Harry W. Decker, Jr
Yolanda M. Discenzo
William A. Kramer
Michael J. Setzer
Dale D. Savage
Alfred R. Frick
Dale L. Jaycox
Dennis C. Eberhart
Dennis D. Beachler
Mildred B. Musch
Medina man jailed for marijuana possession by hitchhiking arrest
Robin K. Peterson, 21, of Medina, received a one year sentence in Richmond County Jail and a $1000 fine for possession of marijuana after being arrested Monday on Interstate 71. A mini-bike valued at 370 dollars was stolen from Paul Wentz's Laurel Road home, and Edward Wass reported 82 dollars stolen from his Holiday Inn room during the night along Rt 18 and I 71.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Wentz
Laurel Road
Sheriff's Department
Edward Wass
Gibsonia
Humble Oil Co
Holiday Inn
Rt. 18
Interstate 71
Wass
Creston Livestock Auction Report Details Market Prices
Creston livestock auction reports 325 consignors sold 1 205 head. Calves and lambs strong with prices for choice calves 45 to 52 50 and good lambs 23 to 27. Hogs, sows and cattle ranged from 11 to 19 dollars per unit depending on class and weight. Bulls and feeder cattle also listed with varied price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
Hinckley Zoning Hearing Moves to Fire Station
Hinckley Township Zoning Commission public hearing set for September 13 at 8 p.m. will be held at the Hinckley Fire Station instead of the Hinckley Branch Old Phoenix National Bank community room.
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Hinckley
Hinckley Township
Water Safety Meeting Set in Medina With Guest Speaker
Medina Red Cross water safety instructors are urged to attend an important meeting Wednesday September 22 at 8 p.m. at the United Church of Christ Congregational 217 E Liberty St Medina. Guest will be Mike Hornack director of Safety Services of the Greater Cleveland Chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
Red Cross
Medina County
United Church of Christ Congregational
E. Liberty St
Mike Hornack
Greater Cleveland
Brunswick Board Makes Dress Code Slacks Policy Change
Brunswick School Board revises dress code to allow girls to wear slacks within good taste after student and teacher committee input. The panel also discussed wage-price freeze effects and approved pay adjustments for staff, driver education, substitutes, and tutors. A Brunswick student will attend Strongsville Schools for specialized support, funded by Brunswick, and Edwards North House will host next year’s productions with schedule and rehearsals starting in January.
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Sam
Boyer Brunswick
Brunswick School Board
Jack Willetts
Willetts
Columbus
Carl Becks
Ceee
Brunswick
Strongsville
Case Western Reserve Child Learning Center
Fairview Park Hospital
Brunswick Entertainment Co
Edwards North House
Medina Area Deaths Highlight Mary Mellert and Others
Mary Mellert 80 died at Medina Community Hospital after years of service with Friendly Visitors Medina Senior Citizens and St Francis Xavier Church She helped in the hospital mending department snacks church guilds and dinners A funeral mass is planned at St Francis with burial in Medina She and other local mourners are named along with surviving relatives Theodore Engle 75 also died in Medina Community Hospital survivors include wife Jane and ten children Louise E Fiala 82 died at home on Branch Road York surviving daughters sons and many grandchildren Mass and burial details follow.
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Mary L. Mellert
Mary Mellert
Medina Community Hospital
Medina
St. Francis Xavier Church
Robert Murphy
Mellert
John Rauscher
Erhart
Arthur
Helen Beck
Catherine Betz
Silver Lake
Martha McHugh
South Euclid
Arthur P
Lucy Johnson
Ella Frombaugh
Litchfield
Bertha Brintnall
William Rauscher
St. Francis
Fr. Murphy
St. Francis Cemetery
Waite & Son Memorial
Medina Hospital
Engle
First Christian Church
Jane
Charles
Maryland
David
North Ridgeville
Pauline Cupto
Cleveland
Pearl Methsen
Escanaba
Mich
Helen Kurtz
Edith Rugolo
San Diego
Waite and
Waite and Son Memorial
Richard Pratt
Lafayette
Louise E, Fiala
Louise E. Fiala
Branch Road
York
Medina County
Marie Chaykowski
Mantua
Mollie Ann Pesata
W. Smith Road
Elsie Bogdan
Coumbia Hills
Louis J
Leader Machine Products Co
John L. Fiala
St. Leo the Great
Longacre and Sons
St. Francis Xavier Cemetery
Buckeye Board Sets Meeting at Buckeye High School
York Township Buckeye Board of Education schedules its next meeting for Tuesday September 14 at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium to discuss district matters.
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York
Buckeye Board of Education
Chatham Square Dance Season Opens at VFW Hall
The Chatham Volunteer Fire Department starts its square dance season Saturday at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall with Bradley's Orchestra and caller Les Pratt leading rounds and squares. Dances begin at 9 p.m. The next dance is scheduled for Oct 9.
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Chatham
Chatham Volunteer Fire Department
Chatham Veterans
Openings in Tribe Y Indian Guides Brunswick Area
Northern Navajo Tribe announces two openings for fathers and sons in the Y Indian Guides program in the Brunswick area. Boys aged six to nine may enroll with participation by both fathers and sons. For information call Don Hultzman at 225-2668.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Don Hultzman
Spencer Youth Named to State 4-H Dairy Team
Donald Hange eighteen of Spencer has earned a top score of 357 to secure one of four spots on Ohio's 4-H dairy judging team. He and Medina County teammates Charles Fenstermaker and David Tait led Dairy Day winners, with Hange set to compete at Harrisburg September 20 after practice at Ohio State University on September 18. He plans to study extension education at OSU.
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Columbus
Spencer
Donald Hange
Homer Hange
Rt. 1
Wooster
Hange
Medina County
Charles Fenstermaker
Homerville
David Tait
Lodi
William
Robert
Harrisburg
Ohio State University
Ohio
Indiana
Black River High School
Black River
Future Farmers of America
Medina to Update Master Plan With Zoning and Housing Revisions
Medina planners and residents plan a joint evening session after separate meetings by the Planning and Zoning Commission and the Citizens Advisory Committee. Items include four Pythian Sisters lots rezoning to higher density, Lafayette Road plot near Western Reserve Apartments, senior housing site plan, annexed 196 acres, and Falling Oaks replat. Public access is noted for all sessions in the municipal court and city hall annex.
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Medina
Planning and Zoning Commission of
Citizens Advisory Committee
Planning and Zoning Commission
City Hall Annex
Pythian Sisters
Western Reserve
Lafayette Road
Gerspacher and Associaties
Waite and Son Memorial Home
Planning Commission
Falling Oaks
Hinckley approves variance for oversized pole barn
Hinckley Zoning Board of Appeals grants John C. Pall a variance to build a 30 by 24 foot pole barn at 797 Bellus Road, 720 square feet, to store a tractor and gardening equipment. Pall cites need for space and says no animals will be housed and the design will blend with existing structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinckley
Zoning Board of Appeals
John C. Pall
Bellus Road
Pall
Medina public meeting set for Sept 12 at Akron Savings Bank
The Concerned Citizens of Medina announce a public meeting on September 12 at 7 30 p m located at 830 North Court Street Akron Savings Bank Medina. The session is open to all residents and interested parties.
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Medina
Akron Savings Bank
North Court St
Red Cross Receives 1800 Grant For Disaster Equipment
Medina County Chapter of the American Red Cross Disaster Equipment Fund receives 1800 from the John B. Firestone Charitable Trust for a generator and radio gear to equip the disaster mobile trailer. The unit now has a generator installed and will gain radio gear after coordination with local law enforcement.
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Spencer
Medina County
American Red Cross Disaster Equipment Fund
John B. Firestone
Edward McNabb
Cowley
Firestone Trust
Howard West
Donald Brouse
Adrian Dalgleish
Allan Shaw
Charles Snoble
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Reed Morehouse
Mill St
Wadsworth
Thaddeus A. Mahoney
S. Main St
Todd R. Wingerter
Greensburg
Babcock & Wilcox Company
Robert F. Rhodes
Creston Livestock Report
Brunswick Board
Ray Cassell
Theodore Engle
Theodore
Ted
William Engle
Buckeye Board
Chatham Plans Square Dance
Medina Oas
South Court ST
House OF Diamonds
Public Square
American Gem Society
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