Ohio House Approves Strip Mining Reform Measure
The Ohio House Environment Committee unanimously backed broad reforms to coal strip mining laws, with longtime opponents joining the support. The measure was sent forward after the committee vote.
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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1971
Page
3
The Ohio House Environment Committee unanimously backed broad reforms to coal strip mining laws, with longtime opponents joining the support. The measure was sent forward after the committee vote.
Cloverleaf High School offers adult education with openings still available and registration open through Oct. 5. Classes meet one night weekly for 10 weeks with fees of 15 dollars. minimum enrollment is 10. First sessions Oct. 12 include cake decorating sewing typing and basic welding while Oct. 14 adds art and accounting classes.
The Citizens Committee for Better Schools outlined plans for a 4.85 mill Medina County Joint Vocational Education School levy on November 2. Brunswick contributions total 500 dollars, with Harold Gibson and David Beard heading a fund raising panel.
Medina County and Brunswick schools report month to month funding drops totaling about 15 936 from August to September as Gov Gilligan’s austerity and legislature inaction slow state aid. Superintendents warn of tightened expenditures, potential service cuts, and delayed school projects while planning boards discuss next steps and public support.
John Simatacowlos, mayor of Gloria Glens for five years and unopposed, formerly a councilman for 1.5 years, works as a senior research chemist at Plasti-Kote, Inc. and previously with American Service.
Gloria Glens Mayor Simatacoulos earned a bachelor of science from Ohio State University and is active at St. Haralambos Greek Orthodox Church in Canton. Born in Weirton West Virginia, he has lived in Medina County nine years with wife Ann and two sons John and Jim. They reside at 147 Tanglewood Trail.
Gloria Glens voters see three men vying for the two council seats. Greydon T. Lawrence, 59, a Erie Lackawanna railroad salesman, former councilman and mayor, seeks re election with wife Mildred and son David G. Duffy Sr., 49, a meat company driver salesman and Local 400 steward, and Robert M. Pierce, 42 year old Cleveland firefighter, with wife Sally and son Robert Jr., also running. Pierce lives in Medina County after moving from Cleveland.
Miss Bernice A Schuette is the sole candidate for Gloria Glens Village clerk treasurer a role she currently holds. A 38 year veteran of the A F Goldenboger Co of Cleveland she is a Medina County resident with prior Parma address and active in St Mark Lutheran Church Brunswick and Medina Community Hospital volunteering.
The piano and organ students of Mrs. John Croskey of Lodi present their annual recital on October 3 at 3 p.m. in Zion Lutheran Church Homerville with a diverse list of performers from Lodi and nearby towns. The public is invited.
The Women’s Auxiliary of Brunswick Youth Baseball holds Mothers Night Out Monday Oct 4 at 8 p.m. in the Old Phoenix Bank basement with door prizes entertainment and refreshments. A Tri-Chem Liquid Embroidery demonstrator will offer a hands on embroidery activity and help plan Cupid’s Caper Dance for February inviting all mothers of ball players.
The Road Runner Early Bird Election Forum, in Hale's Restaurant, features four of five Medina City School Board candidates Leonard Morse Calvin Wible Daniel Wittman and Mrs Sally Giovinazzo. Coffee donuts and breakfast at 7 30 a m with 50 cent charge. Harvey Flanders moderates.
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