Rally at Oberlin by NORML Ohio coordinator
NORML Ohio coordinator Cliff Barrows led a rally at Oberlin College on Wednesday. The page note references multiple items including Anderson awarded the Zenger award and other regional briefs.
04 Apr 1991
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1991
Page
1
NORML Ohio coordinator Cliff Barrows led a rally at Oberlin College on Wednesday. The page note references multiple items including Anderson awarded the Zenger award and other regional briefs.
Julie Wallace reports Elyria that Marion Gordon, director of the Green Acres Children’s Home, was secretly indicted on one count of theft in office for alleged theft of supplies from 1983 to 1990. Gordon, 50, posted a $5,000 bond, will be arraigned next Tuesday, and has been reassigned pending case disposition. The indictment follows a five month probe involving interviews with 30 to 40 employees and residents, and review of trash evidence.
Rep Patrick Kennedy faced TV cameras after reports of an alleged early Saturday assault at the Kennedy family Palm Beach estate. Patrick said he slept through the events and offered no new details as Palm Beach police investigate. tabloids tout sensational accounts.
Mayor Michael B. Keys stated he has not pulled the Wilkes Villa task force and backs the police anti drug efforts in the southside housing project. Humboldt Larkins voiced support for a review of police over time amid criticism of the operation.
Lorain County commissioners vote to abolish the Metropolitan Enforcement Group effective April 26 and place its files equipment and a .25 mill tax levy under Sheriff Martin Mahony. MEG staff will be laid off and budgets moved to Mahony's office with a separate account.
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