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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1971
Page
4
Discusses nervous tension and quick actions in phone moments. Mentions tranquilizers vitamin F and home remedies, urging calmer responses and a simple method to reduce stress. References assistance from Jephene Lor and others in informal tone.
Westport father Mitch Kurman crusades for stronger camp safety after his son drowns on a Penobscot River trip in Maine. Senator Abe Ribicoff introduces a bill to create joint federal state standards, certify camps that meet them, and require inspections.
George Fo Pellows, manager of Ford Motor Companys Closeland Foundries, will address the Riska Rotary Club at a luncheon in the Elyria YMCA. He will outline plant pollution control progress and Ford environmental commitments including reduced automobile exhaust. Pellows, a Windsor Ontario native, has long career with Ford in Canada and the U S, with roles from chemist apprentice to plant manager.
A debate on a controversial Peoples Peace Treaty will be hosted at Lora County Community College in the student lounge from 2 15 to 2 pm Thursday. Two Cleveland representatives from Case Western Reserve University and other students will lead discussions and explain treaty provisions including prisoner releases cease fire troop withdrawal and a new democratic government for South Vietnam. The dialogue aims to educate students on neutralist positions and Geneva accords guiding the peace process.
In Johannesburg AP reports Sam Bloomberg, chair of the Prevention Center, warns that an economic slump this year could lift the suicide rate amid declining prosperity and a falling stock market, increasing personal crisis reports nationwide.
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