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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1999

Page

17

Longtime activist fights for peace in Ohio town

Larry Gara 76, a Quaker historian and pacifist, spent years in prison for dodging the draft in World War II. He organized 22 peace vigils at a nearby Air Force base, taught peace studies, helped publish a book on nonviolence, and reflects on war Vastly shaped by experiences in Pennsylvania West Virginia and Kentucky prisons, he remains active in Wilmington College circles and the American peace movement.

Wilmington Larry Gara Air Force Base Wilmington College Gara Vietnam U.S Yugoslavia Pennsylvania West Virginia Kentucky University of Wisconsin Mexico City College Eureka College Ilinois Grove City College

Daffy Duck stamps go on sale at Elyria Wal-Mart

Daffy Duck stamps and Looney Tunes collectibles went on sale at Wal-Mart locations including Elyria's 149 Midway Blvd. store. Nearly 2,500 Wal-Mart stores nationwide sold the stamps and first day souvenir items as the U S Postal Service announced a print run of 400 million self-stick 33 cent Daffy Duck stamps.

Julie Bell Grafton Elyria William Martin Westlake Cleveland Wal-Mart Midway Blvd United States Sylvester U.S. Postal Service

Toledo discrimination case reinstated by appeals court

The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals revived a lawsuit by Toledo residents who alleged state and city discrimination in highway noise barriers. Judges sent the case back to U.S. District Judge Katz for reconsideration, rejecting his dismissal based on a statute of limitations.

Cincinnati Toledo 6Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals U.S David Katz Ronald Gilman Gilbert Merritt Cornelia Kennedy Katz Cherrywood

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