Movement Against Sex Education Expands Across States
After five years of limited attention the sex education movement gains momentum in at least 27 states. Critics call it immoral and communist influenced while supporters see it as parental rights and public health. Congress may withhold funds. Birch Society boosts activism nationwide.
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American Medical Association
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Shock Hits Port Clinton Over Marijuana Arrests
Port Clinton Ohio amid a narcotics scare as 27 young residents including teens face charges for possession of marijuana LSD and keeping a place used for drugs Local authorities note summer population surges and stress the risk to youth while the sheriff reveals his daughter is among those arrested and urges due process and restraint in reporting
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Port Clinton
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Lake Erie
Lowell $. Peterson
James C. Ellenberger
Schoss
Petersen
Stahl
Girls Eligible as Chicago Lifeguards for First Time in 20 Years
Chicago plans to hire women as lifeguards for the first time in two decades but will assign them to 103 city pools rather than beaches. Officials cite concerns that girls cannot perform strenuous beach duties such as rowing and handling heavy gear.
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Wittenberg guards reassigned after student killing
Two Wittenberg University security guards were reassigned to new duties after Chester Phillips, 48, fired the fatal shot that killed John C. Lobach, 21, near a girls dormitory. Prosecutor Berry declined charges. Student Senate urged disarming guards, a move the faculty did not act on, as Lobach fled and was shot after ignoring commands.
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Springfield
Ohio
Wittenberg University
Allan
Pinister
Clark County
James A. Berry
Chester Phillips
John
Administration
Lobach
Phillips
University to Build 15 Buildings for 1750 Students
The AE South Green project by the University will create 15 buildings to house 1,750 students.KEN STEINHOFF and BOB ROGERS are listed among involved figures.
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Ken Steinhoff
Bob Rogers
Campus Hearings Set On Riot Control
Ohio lawmakers plan hearings at Kent State University Ohio State University and either Miami or Ohio University on six bills to curb campus disturbances. Rep Norman A Murdock says administration officials students and taxpayers will be invited to participate while opposition and support is mixed among universities.
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House
Norman A. Murdock
Cincinnati
Kent State University
Ohio State
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Miami University
Ohio University
Murdock
Larry R. Nord
Warren
Richard M. Christiansen
Mansfield
George V. Voinovich
Cleveland
Voinovich
OSU
Miami
Kenneth B. Creasy
RIS Delaware
Creasy
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