Mayor Ola Delays Traffic Commission Appointments
At the Brunswick council meeting residents pressured Mayor Carl Ola to appoint the Traffic Commission created last year. Drury McClung said Ola promised action by month’s end, while others cited worsening Center Road congestion near Hadcock and the Oxford Drive area. Officials discussed efforts with the State Highway Department to add a left turn lane at the high school and progress on Rt. 303 widening.
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Brunswick
Drury McClung
Carl Ola
Ola
McClung
Planning Commission
Phillip Grassa
Lawson
Center Road
Hadcock
Oxford Drive
Brunswick Plaza- Edward’s School
Ralph Grunau
Grunau
Pearl Road
Diana Drive
Tom Perdok
State Highway Department
Patrick Coughlin
Dick Allar
Allar
Kallas
Coughlin
Charles O’malley
Ohio
Brunswick Council
Gazette
Sam’ Boyer
Louis Pyros
Andy Feskanich
Catherine Drive
Feskanich
Grassa
John Adamsky
Building Committee
Medina County
William Moore
Safety Service
Service
Maplewood Homes
Pannonia
Old Mill Village
Civil Service Commission
Blue Cross Rates Hit County Budget in Medina County
Medina County commissioners face a higher Blue Cross and Blue Shield bill raising single coverage from 14.80 to 18.39 dollars and family coverage from 37.34 to 46.39 per month starting Oct. 1. The added cost drains the hospitalization account and tightens the budget outlook for this year and next.
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AL Thomas Medina
Medina County
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Frank Kraus
City of
Brunswick
Jal-Donn seeks repeal of Medina rezoning ordinance
Jal-Donn asked Medina City Council to withdraw its rezoning petition on Guilford Boulevard citing a referendum. The firm's representatives said attorney and city law director would work to remove the issue from the November ballot as residents pressed for a referendum.
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Doris Kilbane Medina
Jal-Donn
Guilford Boulevard
Medina
Saybrooke Meadows
David L. Foss
Jal- Donn
Welco Development
Planning and Zoning Commission
Planning Commission
Roger Ingraham
Council
S&s
Ingraham
Amos Mears
Lafayette Road
S&s Distributing
Jack Kinney
Brunswick Council Deliberates Water Hauler Controversy
Brunswick council discusses water hauler issues with Mayor Ola ordering a halt to water sales to a firm. Moores figures corrected show September receipts of 9,573 and expenditures of 4,969, yielding a 4604 profit. Citizens push for zoning buffer clarity and recreation site transfers while plans move toward a November half mill levy.
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Brunswick
William Moore
Council
Moore
Patrick Coughlin
Coughlin
Carl Ola
No Respect Says Moore Attacks City Flag Policy
William Moore accuses city hall of showing no respect for the U S flag at improper times, citing all day Monday rain and lack of proper display. Council President Charles O Malley notes flag often flies in darkness, while Drury McClung says the flag is kept inside when sun shines.
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Brunswick
William Moore
U.S
Charles O'Malley
Drury McClung
Gross-Medina Oil Sold To Stark County Company
Chester Campbell announced the purchase of Gross-Medina Oil Co. from Nelson and Howard Gross. The deal involves 30 Sunoco stations, several bulk plants, and a large fuel oil business in a multimillion dollar transaction.
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Gross-Medina
Stark County Company
AL Thomas Medina
Medina County
Chester
Chet” Campbell
Stark County
Gross-Medina Oil Co
Nelson
Howard Gross
Sunoco
Campbell
Gross Oil
Erhart
Campbell Oil Co
P. Merritt Jones Jr
Jones
Young Medina Blacks Form Area Civic Action League
A Black Civic Action League formed in Medina aims to register Black residents and boost voter awareness. Officers include Bill Inman as president and Justin Holston as vice president, with advisors Rev. and Mrs. John Medley. Activities include a voter registration drive and leaflets today, plus driver and babysitting help Saturday. call Fellowship Baptist Church for details.
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Medina
Bill Inman
Justin Holston
Joe Warner
Ben Bryant
Austin Price
John Medley
Fellowship Baptist Church
Black Civic League
Holston
Black Civic Action League
Ohio Youth Adviser Captures Botswana Life During Exchange
Pat Eisenmann of Valley City describes Botswana as a dry, landlocked country with a modern capital Gaborone and red mud rondavels. She notes donkey carts, high cleanliness, friendly people, and a relaxed pace while detailing her role teaching animal husbandry nutrition and 4-H methods to local youths as part of the International Farm Youth Exchange.
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Botswana
South Africa
Pat Eisenmann
Valley City
Ohio
International Farm Youth Exchange
Gaborone
Texas
Republic of South Africa
Rhodesia
Eisenmann
Miss Eisenmann
Roland Eisenmann
Columbia Road
Buckeye High School
Ohio State University
U.S
Eisenmanns
Medina County
Pat
Buckeye
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Charles Clark
Charles Schendel
Lodi
Metropolitan Health Planning Board
Young Medina Blacks
Area Civic Action League
Medina City
Sidney Fenn School
Africa
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