Drug Habituation Seen Across United States Doctor Says
Cleveland neuropsychist Victor M. Victoroff told an Ohio Public Health Association meeting that the nation is drug habituated with Americans using stimulants depressants and hallucinogens. He warned marijuana is a mild intoxicant and not addictive while claiming every home holds some form of drug and that opening a medicine cabinet could expose one to danger.
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Victoroff
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Avon Lake Judge Named in $100000 Damage Suit
Lorain County common pleas court hears a $100,000 damage suit filed by Eugene Kulber of Shaker Heights against Avon Lake Municipal Court Judge Robert Jensen. Kulber alleges capricious and malicious action after Jensen issued a bench warrant that embarrassed him before office personnel. A state game warden had charged State Fish Co. with a state regulation violation last month.
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Robert Jensen
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Eugene Kulber
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Kulber
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Nixon Sends Message To Parents Of Navy Brothers
Niobrara Nebraska residents Mr and Mrs Ernest Sage received a personal note from President Nixon via Rear Admiral Henry Renken after sons Gary Gregory and Kelly Sage were reported missing in the South China Sea tragedy aboard the Evans. The Sage family farm sits six miles west of town as relatives gathered at their home. The President expressed shared grief and prayers for the family in the deep hour following the incident.
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UPI
Ernest Sage
Sage
U.S
Niobrara
Melbourne
Gregory Allen Sage
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Kelly
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Gregory
Douglas
Henry A. Renken
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Richard M. Nixon
Religion in America Jargon Hurts Churches
Louis Cassels reports that church jargon alienates outsiders. He cites Beasley-Murray noting terms like salvation redemption and reconciliation confuse nonbelievers, while Jesus used plain language calling it life. The piece urges churches to speak plainly to engage youth.
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Louis Cassels
United Press International
George Beasley-Murray
Jesus Christ
Beasley-Murray
Jesus
Huron County Health Board OKs Rat Control Plan and Church Sewage Tie-In
The Huron County Board of Health approved a rat control program unanimously and granted a conditional septic tank permit to the First Baptist Church of Greenwich for a new Angling Road building. The permit requires tying into the village sewer when available. A request for a North Railroad Street trailer site was denied due to no sewer petitions and existing sewage runoff into storm tiles.
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Huron County Board of Health
First Baptist Church of
Greenwich
Clarence Ellett
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