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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1984

Page

7

Oberlin criticizes Solomon Amendment on draft and aid

Oberlin College officials call the Supreme Court ruling upholding the Solomon Amendment discriminatory as it ties federal student aid to draft registration. The college, with about 1,800 of 2,700 students aided by federal programs, may adjust its aid replacement plan after the decision.

Oberlin U.S. Supreme Court Oberlin College High Court James White Ohberlin Financial Aid White Board of Trustees

Plan would revitalize shabby S. Lorain block in Lorain

Eugene Rivera of El Centro Sociales Servicios proposes a exploratory redevelopment plan for a one block area between E 28th and E 29th Streets in South Lorain. The project would create jobs, attract small minority businesses, and convert the Koury Building into a health facility funded by Medicaid with state backing sought for federal money.

Lorain South Lorain Rivera el Centro E. 29Th Street Pearl Avenue Koury 29Th Street Lorain County Human Services Department

The language of a bigot sparks Jewish leaders ire

Elyria area Jewish leaders condemnation of Louis Farrakhan as he calls Judaism a gutter religion. Rabbi Bronstein Elyria and Michael Lieberman Cleveland join Allen Spike of B'nai B'rith Elyria in denouncing the remark as bigoted and uncalled for while urging continued work against prejudice. Farrakhan has denied his remarks.

Elyria — Area Louis Farrakhan Allen Spike Elyria Robert Bronstein Lorain Michael Lieberman Cleveland Farrakhan Elyria Lodge B'nai B'rith Spike New York Times Nation of Islam Israel Midwest Anti-Defamation League of B’nai B'rith Jesse Jackson Jackon Reverend Jackson Lieberman Bronstein Jackson

Three men plead innocent in Lorain kidnapping case

In Lorain municipal court three men aged 21 to 38 pleaded not guilty to kidnapping a 26 year old man. Names include Christopher Hill 24 George Parker 21 and Robert Ross 38 who faces an additional receiving stolen property charge. A July 10 preliminary hearing was set. bonds ranged from 10 000 to 15 000. The alleged abduction occurred near West 21st Street, with the victim bound gagged and held in Ross's basement for hours before escaping.

Lorain Kenneth McCall W. 21 Robert Ross Windsor Court Ross George Parker Leavitt Road Christopher Hill W. 21St St McCall West 21St Street Project

High Court eases exclusionary rule in search warrants

Area law enforcement officials praise the Supreme Court decision allowing evidence from warrants even with improprieties. Prosecutors and police leaders say the ruling balances rights and practicality, while defense attorneys call it a dangerous erosion of the exclusionary rule. Rosenbaum argues the change ends police disputes over judge choice and lets valid warrants stand.

Joe Klinec Supreme Court Lorain County Jonathan Rosenbaum Elyria Rodger Griffith Thomas Bowen John Haynes Elio Zertini Rosenbaum

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