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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1971
Page
3
At Attica Correctional Facility in New York, the death toll climbed to 40 with six more missing and about 100 wounded after state troopers, National Guardsmen, and deputies assaulted the prison to end a five day uprising. Hostages were killed and 29 released as corrections officials report militant leadership and demands.
The Medina County Unit of the American Cancer Society will participate in the Cancer Prevention Study first started in 1958. About 320 local volunteers were drawn from a total of over one million nationwide. The study tracked subjects for six years with high retention and minimal cost, and officials discuss follow up to locate original participants and determine the value of another questionnaire driven by volunteers.
Brunswick officials wrestle with a $5 license plate tax timing dispute. Council passed the ordinance July 26 but the veto process and referendum petitions shifted its effective date beyond the August 1 deadline, leaving residents with a one year delay before collection begins on the 1973 plates.
Gloria Glens appoints George Roushkolb to fill the unexpired term of Joe Caputo who resigns and moves from 244 Tanglewood Drive. Caputo had chaired the finance committee and joined council in January. The council also advances an ordinance for Lafayette Township fire protection with a December 31 expiry. Police report notes 10 arrests nine for speed offenses and two motorbike infractions, plus complaints about solicitors without permits. Terry Dansberg is paid for clearing seven lot-owner lots and contracted to clean a catch basin and culverts. $1,997 approved for Lytle Construction to resurface village streets.
A four day revival at Brunswick Free Will Baptist Church on Pearl Road runs from Thursday September 16 to Sunday September 19 with services at 7 30 p m Each evening features Rev Wilmer E Richmond pastor and guest speaker F E Fields plus special singing Attendees urged to bring a friend
The Democrat Club meets September at 8 p.m. in the Old Phoenix Bank basement with Jack Hartman of the State Highway Department as guest speaker. Prizes for top guests, refreshments, and invitation to all Democrats. Transportation offered for Brunswick voter registration on Sept 17 18 and 22 from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Call 225-5873 for rides.
Frank N. Lewis 63 a 37 year Permold Co. employee died Sunday evening at Medina Community Hospital after a lengthy illness. Born in South Bend Indiana he lived in Medina County since 1941 and managed the permanent mold department at Permold. Survived by Agnes widow Robert son three sisters and two brothers. Visitation Tuesday at Waite & Son Memorial Home with rosary at 8:30 p.m. Services Wednesday at St. Francis Xavier. Burial in church cemetery. Dr Glenn Hankinson 74 former Westfield Center resident died last Thursday in Sarasota Florida. He moved to Sarasota five years ago from Berea and was linked with Dr. Frank Reutter on N Broadway Medina. WWI veteran Shriner Mason and AMA honorary member. Survived by wife Vinnie daughter Dorothy May and four grandchildren.
City council approves reorganizing finance and service departments to centralize billing and utilities. Two new staffers approve annexation adding 196 acres to Medina Water District No 1. Also okayed rolling Meadows plat and note reissuance for assessments and Koons Avenue improvements.
Hinckley trustees discuss Northern Ohio Telephone Company rate increase with Brunswick manager Robert O Brien and District Commercial Supervisor John Lahr. The town plans to protest while noting rising costs and long absence of rate raises. The meeting also covers police activity, a resigning officer, and bids for a four wheel drive fire vehicle with opening set for Oct 25.
September 13 admissions include Lois J Haumesser Medina Ronald R Kach Jr Medina Jo Ann Cox Brunswick and others. Births record a girl for Raymond J Musser Olmsted Falls. Discharges include Ruth G Helton James B Binns Marilyn J Seamon and her son.
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