Near-Death Experiences Theories Weigh Brain, Mind Links
The decade of near-death research questions whether endorphins temporal lobe seizures or brain oxygen loss explain visions of heaven and light, while noting some experts support out-of-body ideas. Studies show mixed acceptance, with Gallup data on widespread but varied experiences and diverse personal impacts on beliefs and lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greyson
Moody
George Gallup Jr
Bruce Greyson
International Association For
Gallup
Annalee Oakes
Seattle Pacific University
Streetcar Crash 1907 Echoes Through Elyria
A column recalls the 1907 Middle Avenue streetcar disaster in Elyria. It identifies the private clinic’s location near Sixth Street and West Avenue, notes heroic acts by Patrolmen Zarnke and Birkline, and preserves memories of locals such as A. C. Wolf and D. W. Hadaway. It also mentions a later nursing home and other old Elyria figures and events tied to the era.
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A.C. Wolf
Middle Avenue
West Avenue
Sixth Street
Elyria High School Auditorum
Wolf
Zarnke
Birkline
Mr. Wolf
Golson Corporation
D.W. Hadaway
North Ridgeville
Mr. Hadaway
Elyria
West Broad Street
Hadaways
Homer Allen
Elf
Allen
Edward O'Donnell
Green Line
St Mary's Cemetery
Lake Avenue
Elyria Chronicle
Chauncey Smythe
Otto Schoepfle
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Michael Sabom
Elisabeth Kubler-Ross
By Jeff Kunerth
Orlando Sentinel
Larry Fontaine
Florida Highway
Orlando
Fla
Fontaine
Dr. Raymond Moody
Dolores
EHS
Martha Bilskey Sharrock
Crestmont East Nursing Home
East Ave
East Avenue
12Th Street
Mother
Berea
Samuel Foskett
Lodema Rowell
Mac’s
Lodema
Ralph
Barney
Loderna
Sarah Thomas
Central Book Store
Louise Binninger
Louise Forcucci
Channel 25
Living Planet
National Geographic
Nature
Nova
Lucy
Connie Davis
Amblin
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