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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1972
Page
7
Readers share fears about hysterectomy and sleep pills. A 26 year old’s successful hysterectomy inspires confidence in life after surgery and sex life recovery. A sleeping pills query prompts Dr Steinerohn to advise cautious use and doctor consultation. guidance from his booklet offered.
The First Ohio Court of Appeals heard arguments on behalf of Cinema X Theater, closed by a Hamilton County judge for exhibiting obscene films. Attorneys claim due process was denied as the court ordered the venue shut as a public nuisance.
Lorain moves to join a county program proposed by County Prosecutor Joseph R Grun d to combat drugs. The council finance committee recommends a 4000 city cost. 89168 total with 75 federal grant share for a coordinator and three full time agents. The program targets education enforcement and rehabilitation. The committee also approves 300 for Police Chief Malinovsky legal fees in a pending brutal assault suit and agrees to transfer 5000 to the building department for demolition of condemned structures.
The Lorain council forms a consumer protection task force led by City Sealer David Wargo and eight residents to draft a 60 day action plan. The plan may include proposed laws and a complaint system, plus education and potential federal funding to curb fraudulent practices.
Lorain officials announce a new lease for the Lakeview Park concession stand after the parks and recreation committee approved bidding. The current five year lease has expired and council authorization is needed to advertise bids. The city collected 2706 dollars annually under the last lease.
In Moroccan villages new schools rise while the curriculum remains dominated by religion the Arabic language and arithmetic. The article notes stress on religious instruction across districts and increasing educational infrastructure in provinces.
A Pacific Northwest rain system moves in with snow in the Northern Rockies and western Northern Plains. Snow is forecast for the Lower Great Lakes. Rain reaches the Georgia and North Carolina coasts. Temperatures drop sharply from the Plains to the Atlantic with Florida remaining milder.
Variable clouds bring very cold conditions today and tonight with a chance of snow flurries near Lake Erie. Highs reach the upper teens to lower 20s and lows dip from 5 below to 10 above zero. Tomorrow highs 10 to 15 as wind chills intensify.
Lake Erie shifts from west to northwest winds 10 to 20 knots today and 15 to 25 knots tonight. Expect variable cloudiness with snow flurries today and a chance of snow squalls tonight.
A mass of bitter cold air pushes into the nation spreading snow across the Midwest while the South sees showers and thunderstorms. Macon Georgia reports nearly an inch of snow, Hancock Michigan six inches, and western New York through West Virginia get one to two inches. Montana Wyoming Minnesota and North Dakota see sub zero temps, with Fort Lauderdale Florida 77 and Casper Wyoming 38 below zero.
The OCR fragment names several residents including Lee Hall 17 of RD 1 Wellington Allen J Morgan 32 of 737 Stanford Ave Malvina M Booth 28 of 240 Harwood St Tony L Williams 20 of 2347 Harry R Lechner 43 of 4640 Broadway Lorain laborer Oberlin Ave Lorain barman Brenda C Cobb 22 and Rhonda D Gear dress student gevich 25 with shared addresss David E Soper 20 Wake man truck driver and Anna.
Navy Seaman Appien Robert Porter, son of Mrs Grace L Porter of 50th Street Lorain, has graduated from recruit training at the Naval Training Center in Great Lakes Illinois. He is set to report to the Basic Electronics and Electricity School at Great Lakes.
A Lorain County Common Pleas jury returned a verdict for Arthur C Kensik of 2430 Varden Dr Lorain in a traffic accident case. Kensik was sued by Walter Bandersky of Sandusky for 50 000 alleging injuries from a collision on Wrist St near Pole Ave in Lorain on April 26 1969.
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