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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1971

Page

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Lima hospital labeled a warehouse for the sick after tour

Lorain County lawmaker Rep J Leonard Camera described Lima State Hospital as a warehouse for holding patients, likening it to a prison despite clean facilities. He joined a pre planned legislative tour amid probes into patient abuse and neglect. He and others discussed unscheduled tours and deeper investigations into the mental care system.

Lima State Hospital Lorain County J. Leonard Camera D-74 Lorain Chronicle-Telegram Camera James Mueller Chesterfield Columbus Mueller Curei Curci Harold S Ewing Citizens Task Force On John J. Gilligan John D. Thompson Jr Cleveland Harry J. Lehman Shaker Heights Walter Rutkowski Maple Heights Robert W. Jaskulski Garfield Heights David E. Armbruster Middletown Walter H. Paulo Canfield Frederick N. Young Dayton James W. Ranking Cincinnati John G Sweeney Cleveland Heights

Humphrey denies Nixon plays politics with war

Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey rebukes Edward Kennedy for accusing President Nixon’s Vietnam policy of political aims. Humphrey, rallying as Democratic leader, says the party does not doubt Nixon’s motives and supports the pursuit of peace though he criticizes pace. A separate Lorain County case involved a 16 year old charged with hallucinogen sales and a 19 year old with illegal drug paraphernalia, both under probation terms. The report notes ongoing debate as Kennedy and Humphrey clash over war strategy.

Washington Hubert H. Humphrey Edward M. Kennedy Nixon Minnesota Robert J. Dole

Elyria High School issues 737 graduates with speaker urging self analysis

Eric Zagrans told Elyria High School's 737 graduates that change begins with individual identity and warned that idealism alone cannot heal society. He urged students to recognize social ills such as hunger and misguided patriotism and to gain real power to enact change. The commencement at Ely Stadium featured a wind chilled audience, the Elyria A Cappella Choir, and diplomas presented by Principal Charles R. Miller and the board of education.

Elyria High School Eric Zagrans America Ely Stadium Zagrans Harley Duncan Church of the Nazarene Elyria EHS Charles R. Miller Board of Education

Would-be planner charged with job bias in Ohio inquiry

The Ohio Civil Rights Commission will investigate the Lorain County Regional Planning Commission over an alleged religious bias in hiring. Richard W. McGinnis, the commission director, is accused by Stuart Meck, a Jewish applicant, of inquiring about his faith during an interview for an assistant planner post.

Lorain County Civil Rights Commission Stuart Meck Greenwold Rd South Euclid Meck McGinnis Ohio Civil Rights Commission Ohio The Joseph Hunter

Weather forecast promises mild, sunny day

Weather remains mild with a high in the low to mid 70s and clear, cool nights with lows in the mid to lower 50s. Tomorrow will be mostly sunny and slightly warmer with highs in the upper 70s. Sunset today is 9 p.m. and sunrise tomorrow is 5:55 a.m.

Soldier Guilty of Kickbacks at Army Clubs

M. Sgt. William Higdon, 41, a 24 year Army veteran, was convicted at Redstone Arsenal of accepting kickbacks and stealing funds while directing Army clubs in Vietnam. The case highlights misconduct within the service and underscores ongoing efforts to root out corruption in military programs.

Redstone Arsenal Ala William Higdon Vietnam

Montreal singer buys guard dog after missing guitar

Tex Lecor the French Canadian folksinger paid 750 for a doberman pinscher to guard his 450 guitar after returning to his car in Old Montreal early Wednesday. The guitar had vanished. The dog reportedly did the job.

Montreal UPI Tex Lecor Lecor

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