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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1972
Page
7
Bay Village schools use psychologist William J. Guinter to tailor education for so called disabled learners. He classes children as unique learners needing trust, testing, tutoring, and sometimes private schooling, arguing learning may proceed via listening rather than visual methods.
Akron based Clarkins seeks a $2.5 million 160000 square foot store between Canterbury Road and Ranchview Drive. About 25 residents object at a hearing, citing traffic and drainage concerns. Construction could start by June if rezoning passes. 200 jobs promised. local contractors preferred.
EPA opens hearings in Washington to decide if automakers can meet 1975 emission standards or qualify for a one year extension. EPA Administrator Ruckelshaus must rule by May 12. GM Ford Chrysler I H Volvo appeal for delay. other firms may follow.
Alcoholism is a major health hazard twin speakers at a workshop co sponsored by Elyria Council of Churches and Lorain County Alcoholism Center urged abstinence but noted many cannot accept it. Experts discussed AA options detoxification police roles and education to curb problem drinking.
Five Lorain County residents who returned from Yugoslavia where a smallpox outbreak had been reported were found healthy after a two week observation. Dr. Marion G. Fisher said vaccination was not required but recommended for travelers to Asia and Africa.
New York report says a Liechtenstein trust company seized about 4 million dollars held for Penn Central by Fidel Goetz. Goetz says the money serves as compensation for losses from a railroad venture. The Times tied the scheme to two American Rosenbaum attorneys and hinted at Mafia-linked clients.
Herbert Alexander says the new law requiring public disclosure of political contributions will likely dampen large gifts of 50 000 or more. He notes ITT pledges might have been disclosed and cites Senate probes into relations with the Justice Department in a possible antitrust settlement.
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