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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1973

Page

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Genetic advances spark debate on future selection and abortion

A visiting expert Dr. Marc Lappe discussed using genetics to prevent sickness and even select traits or births. He argued intellectual impairment does not negate humanity, while noting abortion as an option for known deformities amid broader ethical concerns.

Marc Lappe

Tragic drowning ends school outing at Pheasant Run

A day of fun for 60 eighth graders from Elyria St. Mary School ended when Ronald R. Schneider, 14, drowned in a pond at Pheasant Run Village. He was the youngest of 10 children. brothers and classmates tried to rescue him as divers found his body in 20 feet of water.

Lagrange Township Elyria St. Mary School Ronald R. Schneider Pheasant Run Village Ronald William J. Schneider Broad St Schneider Dari- Matic Bell Ave Schneider Walter W. Cadger Pheasant Run Paul Wysocki St. Mary Beas Bill Rooney Fred Antoon Sheriff's Department Robert and Joseph Blaner

Classmate Recalls Fruitless Swim to Save Ronald Schneider

Tim Hobert, 13, described how he and five other boys jumped into a pond at Pheasant Run Village to rescue Ronald Schneider during a football game setup. Schneider, an athletic youth from Elyria Catholic High School, struggled in jeans and could not swim well, despite attempts to reach him.

Tim Hobert Ronald Schneider Pheasant Run Village Hobert Schneider Ron Ken Machock YMCA Lou Rotunda Elyria Catholic High School

Tyre pranks and Watergate airs across the globe

Keystone High seniors stack 103 tires on a flagpole in a prank while Tokyo children repurpose old tires into a giant monster. In Washington, the Senate Watergate committee rejects a three month postponement, presses ahead as witnesses like Sally Harmony testify about logs and conversations tied to Liddy and the Democratic campaign.

Keystone High Tokyo Dale Thompson Washington Senate Watergate Committee Archibald Cox Sam J. Ervin D-N.c Cox Harmony Liddy R. Spencer Oliver Watergate E. Howard Hunt George S. McGovern Stobert Reisner GOP Jeb Stuart Magruder H. A. Post Reisner James W. McCord Jr Magruder Atty John 8. Mitchell White House John W. Dean III

Mayor seeks removal of Elyria billboard near Chestnut Ridge

Three to four billboards around Elyria face removal by Mayor Leonard P. Reichlin. The metal sign on the Rt. 57 bypass near Chestnut Ridge Road prompted claims it was meant to stay. Blinn Board Co. officials said the signs would be taken down, possibly in a week or two. Reichlin will try to hasten the tearing down.

Elyria Leonard P. Reichlin Rt. 57 Chestnut Ridge Road Reichlin Blinn Board Co Columbus John M. Balduni

Weather outlook with showers and scattered storms

Forecast calls for more rain and variable clouds with showers and thundershowers likely through tomorrow. Highs tonight near 60s, tomorrow in the mid and upper 80s with a 70 percent chance of precipitation. High 84 degrees by 2:30 p.m. yesterday and low 64 degrees at 4:30 a.m. today.

North Ridgeville Sports Brief Highlights

Brief item notes a sports matchup involving North Ridgeville with limited details. Mentions teen sports and television segments, a doctor’s remark, and a birthday note. Lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes due to fragmented OCR text.

Sports Teen Doctor

Do something neighbor pleads over illicit activities at house

Mrs. Minnona Kershaw appeals to Elyria Council for help closing 1307 Middle Ave owned by Mr and Mrs Renchen after alleging liquor and moonshine sales and vice at the home Police Chief Flood says officers lack proper evidence to act and state agents cannot enter The mayor will confer with the police and prosecutors urged to document evidence and pursue legal options TURN TO PAGE 4 COL 1

Middle Avenue Elyria Council Minnona Kershaw Middle Ave Council Raymond Renchen Renchen Flood Leonard P. Reichlin

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Pat Geisler St. Mary’s Stick Elyria Catholic Ponderosa Pines Diagonal Aut Schneider Lorain County Carl Hobert Jr Tenth St Ervin Geometst Watergate Panel Sally Harmony G. Gordon Liddy Committee Nixon Dean Washington Post NEW York Times Asst. Atty Henry £. Peterson the Times Peterson Jack Anderson Mitchell North Ridgeville Reerse J. Alan Woolnam W.e
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