Ohio House and Senate set for third round on budget talks
Ohio lawmakers prepare to name three members from each chamber to a joint conference committee to reconcile a 7.8 billion House budget funded by income tax with a 7.7 billion Senate plan funded by a sales tax. Leaders expect a lengthy session through October amid friction on tax changes and education spending. Lobbyists are anticipated to influence the outcome as a potential second conference could form if deadlock occurs. The interim budget extends to October 31. A separate Medina incident reports a Dairy Isle employee saying a man demanded credit for a milkshake under threat, then vanished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakley C. Collins
Senate
Anthony O. Calabrese
Cleveland
Himelf
Anthony F. Novak
House
Robert E. Levitt
Canton
Kerns
Lampson
Lancione
Ohio
Chester T. Gruze
Cincinnati
Chatham Plans Public Meeting On Zoning Amendments
Chatham township trustees and the zoning board will meet October 11 at 8 p m in the township hall to study proposed amendments to the zoning resolution. The board has studied the current rules for months at trustees request to strengthen the zoning plan. Also on the agenda trustees set October 30 for trick or treat from 6 to 9 p m and asked Fire Chief Albert Schroeder to gauge volunteer interest in a 60 hour rescue course costing about 360 dollars with half funded by the state.
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Chatham — Propesti
Zoning Board
Albert Schroeder
Gilligan Proclaims PWP Week in Ohio
Governor John Gilligan declares September 26 to October 3 as statewide Parents Without Partners Week. The Ninth Central Zone Conference in Cleveland at the Statler Hilton is hosted by the Northern Ohio Regional Council with Medina Chapter as a member. Leaders include State Senator Marigene Valiquette and PWP President Kay Ridout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gilligan
Statler-Hilton
Northern Ohio
Mminor
Toledo
Marigene Valiquette
International Pwp
Kay Ridout
Kenneth G. Preston
Mildred H. Shelley
Cleveland
Harrisville Twp Clerk Race Profiles Two Candidates
Harrisville Township residents learn of a clerk race between incumbent Beryl Briggs and challenger Wilma Wilder. Briggs, 50, seeks a 28th year in office. Wilder, 35, outlines previous roles in Akron and Lodi. The Gazette previews local candidates as it continues its biographical series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisville Twp
Beryl Briggs
Harrisville Two
Wilma Wilder
Briggs
Lodi Auto Club
Western Reserve Power and Light
Lodi
Harrisville
Wilma F. Wilder
Grace United Methodist Church
Crawford Corners
Wilder
Robert
Danny
Philip
Congress Road
Medina teacher plans world tour on eight dollars a day
John Insprucker a former Medina math teacher and guidance counselor outlines a five year trip around the world. He will travel by train boat and occasional flight using eight dollars per day funded by retirement pay. He plans extensive archeology tape recording and classroom lectures upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
Europe
John Insprucker
Miami
Insprucker
South America
Africa
Tole
Parkview Drive
Broadway
Geraldine Moore
Maumee
West Indies
Trinidad
Brazil
Amazon
Bogota
Buenos Aires
Lima
Panama Canal
Italy
John
Westfield
Seville
Odi
Harrisville Township Trustee Race Draws Two Candidates
Donald M. Hoge 45, farmer and Cloverleaf bus driver, challenges incumbent Paul C. Colbert 51 for Harrisville Township trustee. Hoge, a Medina County resident for 42 years, farms and trains horses, active in the United Church of Christ Congregational, American Legion and Masons. Colbert, a 25 year Medina County resident, dairy technician with Milk Inc. of Orrville, seeks re election after four years as trustee. Colbert and Hoge both list family ties and church memberships. Hoge resides with wife Patricia at 1300 Cemetery Road and has three children, while Colbert and wife Verda have two married daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisville
Donald M. Hoge
Paul C. Colbert
Hoge
United Church of Christ Congregational
American Legion
The
Masons
Morris
Ill
Medina
Patricia
Cemetery Road
Rebecca
Randall
Hendley
Paul C
Colbert
Medina County
Milk Inc
Orrville
Lodi United Methodist Church
Lodi Raritan Club
Ohio State University
Verda
Joan Reiosky
Jean Kort
Break-in at Highland High School Garage on Rt 94
Deputies report theft of two car batteries a timing light and a meter from the Highland High School garage on Rt 94. An employee found a broken window this morning and the items valued at 180 dollars were missing. Also two Medina break-ins on Sharon Copley Road. a gold watch taken from Clayton Bogard’s home and a small amount of money from another address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland High School
Rt. 94
Sheriff's Department
Sharon-Copley Road
Medina
Clayton Bogard
Sharon- Copley Road
Sharon Copley Road
Winchell biography sparked by a remarkable journalist
A reviewer praises the Bob Thomas biography of Walter Winchell for clear writing and sharp insights. The book chronicles Winchells rise in journalism, his influence on figures like Hoover and Roosevelt, feuds with rivals, and a decline into oblivion, while noting his late life in Scottsdale and his appeal to an older audience.
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Hecht
Winchell
Ethel Barrymore
Scottsdale, Ariz
J. Edgar Hoover
Franklin Roosevelt
Westbrook Pegler
Ed Sullivan
Untouchables
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Lee Leonard
UPI
Statehouse
Columbus
Charles F. Kurfess
Bowling Green
Lloyd George Kerns
Raymond
Norman A. Murdock
E.W. Lampson
Jefferson
A.G. Lancione
Bellaire
Theodore M. Gray
Piqua
Robert R. Shaw
Michael J. Maloney
Ways and Means
Lafayette Road
Linda Huston
Medina Honeys Club
Tom Thoburn
David Barton
Julie Lige
Medina Chocolate Chips
Gazette
Virginia Brackney
Chatham
Gilligan
Mrs
Zion Lutheran Church
Homerville
Donald
White Road
Roger
Broadview Heights
Vicki
Brunswick
Medina County Firemen’s Association
Brunswick City
Dale Hogg
Lyndhurst Fire Department
Hogg
Delphos
Oberlin
Toledo University
France
Netherlands
Cairo
Dakar
Lisbon
Norway
Denmark
Sweden
Russia
Poland
Turkey
Iran
Middle East
Egypt
India
Ragoon
Bombay
Ganges
Indo-China
Vietnam
China
Hong Kong
Great Wall
Japan
Taiwan
Australia
New Zealand
Pacific
Central America
Mexico
Texas
Dale Evans
State Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Paul C, Colbert
Highland Garage
Thomas
al Thomas
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