Joan Baez and Elvis Presley clash over politics in New York
In New York Elvis Presley kept his political opinions private while Joan Baez pressed activism and politics in interviews. Baez spoke of her shift from folk music to political work and described Ring Around the Congress a Vietnam protest planned by women and children.
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Indochina
Haiphong Harbor
Washington
Capitol
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Chicago set to perform Sunday at Akron Rubber Bowl
Chicago will headline a Sunday 8:30 p.m. concert at the Akron Rubber Bowl in a Belkin Productions sponsored show with fireworks and blanket seating. The 22 hour long set features the band’s jazz rock fusion and a mix of classical and rock influences from its seven members.
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Akron
Chicago
Windy City
Jim Pankow
Terry Kath
Pankow
Robert Lamm
Lee Loughnane
Walt Parazaider
Peter Cetera
Danny Seraphine
Uriah Heep
England
Deep Purple
Machinehead
Neil Diamond
Phoenix House
New York
Los Angeles Free Clinic
Rhythm and Blues
Bill Evans
Bill
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Eric Anderson
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Rolling Stones
Akron Rubber Bowl
Stevie Wonder
Main St
Solomon Burke
Safety contest winners named at Lorain County Fair
Winners of the 1972 4-H Safety Speaking Contest at the Lorain County Fairgrounds Wellington June 19 were announced. senior girls Lois DiVencenzo Sharon Treaster and Sandy Yoder. senior boys Gordon Burns Marty Gale Tom Galinsky. junior division girls Kelly Walkden Nancy Hitchcock Sally Pitts. junior division boys Dennis Mozena Jeff Fehlan David Abfall. Gordon Burns and Lois DiVencenzo advance to area safety contest July 7 at Westfield Center to compete against eight counties.
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Wellington
Gary A. Kailes
Lorain County
Lois DiVencenzo
Belden Boys Club
Wanda DiVencenzo
Island Rd
Grafton
Sharon Treaster
Henrietta 4- H Clovers
David Treaster
Wakeman
Sandy Yoder
Rochester Homemakers
Don Yoder
Box
New London
David Abfall
Avon Pioneers
Adam Abfall
Riegelsberger Rd
Avon
Gordon Burns
Westfield Center
Wooster
Gordon
Lois
North Ridgeville 4-H car wash planned for July
The North Ridgeville Junior Stockmen Club will host a two day car wash July 21 22 at Taylor's Sohio Station Cen ter Ridge Road from noon to 6 pm across from Ridgeview Shopping. At the June 27 meeting Roy Barney demonstrated pigeons and Ted Sorrow showed a family vegetable gardening project. The next meeting is Tuesday at 4 30 pm at Mrs Lester Pratt 36485 Schaffer Dr North Ridgeville. Demonstrations by Steve Suvar and Dave Vinson. The Ridgeville Rockettes host a swimming party July 28 at 6 pm at Mary Kay Traxler’s home. A team demonstration on measuring ingredients was given by Kathy Krueger and Debbie Elrod.
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Sohio Station
Center Ridge Road
Ridgeview
Roy Barney
Ted Sorrow
Lester Pratt
Schaffer Dr
Steve Suvar
Dave Vinson
Ridgeville Rockettes
Mary Kay Traxler
Kathy Krueger
Debbie Elrod
Methodist Youth Aid Delights Cerebral Palsy Girl at Church
In Richmond Virginia AP report the Skipwith United Methodist Church Modern Youth Group aids nine year old Ann Marie Olivis confined to a wheelchair and labeled retarded. The group provides company educational toys parties and even rodeo visits boosting her mood and verbalization. Welfare officials praise the positive emotional impact. A separate Henriettta 4-H Homemakers meeting featured a smoking awareness movie and a sewing demonstration. New members Barb Holmas and Susan Heilman join, with Sally Swineford attending Ohio 4-H Club Congress and Ann Mileti serving as counselor.
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Richmond. Va
Skipwith United Methodist Church
Ann Marie
Ann Marie Olivis
Barb Holmas
Susan Heilman
Sally
Ohio State University
Ann Mileti
Robin Dodd
Black student eyes law school barrier break for reform work
Theon Wilson, a 26 year old Black woman from New Orleans, plans to enter Tulane Newcomb Law after graduation. She aims to use legal training to aid prisoner rehabilitation, arguing discrimination is shrinking as barriers fall and promising a voice for those affected by the system. She volunteers at New Orleans Parish Prison and hopes to inspire others to pursue college and professional careers.
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New York
Theon Wilson
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Newcomb College
Tulane University
Telane University
Glamour Magazine
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Lorain County 4 H Camp Forms Due Soon
Lorain County 4 H extension agent Gary A Kailes urged all interested youths to submit camp forms promptly. Junior campers aged eight to twelve will depart for Kelley’s Island on July 24, while intermediate campers aged thirteen to fifteen will leave for Camp Ohio on August 9. Registration forms are available at the Cooperative Extension service office at 42670 Telegraph Road.
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Gary A. Kailes
Kelley's Island
Camp Ohio
Cooperative Extension Service Office
Telegraph Rd
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