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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1972

Page

4

Lorain to Close Harmon's Beach to Halt Rowdyism

Lorain city officials ordered Harmon's Beach closed at last night's council meeting to curb rowdyism and related problems. Councilman Thomas Gallo said the move would signal that the city means business once resources are available to bar entry.

Lorain Harmon's Beach Thomas Gallo D-4 Parks and Recreation Committee Parker Alex Olejko D- At Charles Ellis D-2 Secum Gallo

Elyria Council Delayed by Public Hearings and Legislation

Elyria City Council adjourned after limited emergency actions as public hearings consumed time. Monday night session will consider rezoning Raleigh Village between Rt 113 and bypass and nine property parcels in Malcolm Manor.

Council Elyria Raleigh Village Howard Saddler Robert Lloyd Raymond L. Schilling Rt. 113 Felix Klimczak Foster Avenue West Park Norm. Failing Saddler Failing Planning Commission Akring Elyria Savings and Trust National Bank Malcolm Manor First National Bank of Boston and Associates

Spock to Speak at Oberlin Wilder Hall Today

Famed pediatrician and antiwar activist Dr Benjamin Spock, 71, acting as People's Party presidential candidate, will address Oberlin College at Wilder Hall at 4 30 p m. His talk titled Up Against Nixon and McGovern notes his 1968 conspiracy acquittal and veteran stance against the Vietnam War.

Oberlin Benjamin Spock Oberlin College Wilder Hall Spock Cleveland People's Party Dallas Nixon McGovern Western Reserve Medical School

Ex-user Gage links Christ to solving drug problem

Evangelist Freddie Gage, founder of Pulpit in the Shadows in Houston, argues youth crime stems from parental and church neglect and promotes Jesus as the cure. He spoke at Elyria Catholic High School urging Christians to act, citing a Texas overdose death and urging responsibility over liberal social ministry.

Pat Gessler Freddie Gage Gage Houston Elyria Catholic High School ECHS Texas Jesus Southern Baptist Convention Bayt Elyria Evangelical Association God Church of the Nazarene Gulf Rd Jerry Bernard

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