Moonies Doctor Calls Cult Members Adult Children Victims
Cleveland report quotes California psychiatrist Dr David J Schwartz condemning the Unification Church. He labels Moonies as adult children coerced by brainwashing and describes their typical profile, including sheltered youths and unmarried men around 26. He cites deprogramming success and calls for scrutiny of the cult as a multinational, tightly organized body.
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Cleveland
UPI
California
David J. Schwartz
Sun Myung Moon
Schwartz
Moon
America
Korea
Settlement defended at KSU memorial services
Kent State memory marked by a defense of the out of court settlement in the civil suit over the 1970 shootings. ACLU lawyer Sanford J. Rosen said a jury verdict would have been a crapshoot and that settlement reflected time and aims for accountability through legal action. The $675,000 settlement to a paralyzed student and others was reached with the state Controlling Board.
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KENT
UPS
Kent State
American Civil Liberties Union
Sanford J. Rosen
San Francisco
Cambodia
Rosen
State Controlling Board
National Guard
May 4Th Task Force
Berea Revises Dog Control Ordinance Amid Controversy
Berea will amend the dog control ordinance Monday to remove a confusing 20 foot lot line reference. Supporters say the change clarifies rules on animal shelter areas while critics push constitutional and practicality concerns and say the measure won t curb stray dogs or limit personal property.
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Berea
Safety Committee
Paul Mifsud
Mifsud
Ward Five
Donald Kwiatkowski
Association
Calabrese
Kwiatkowski
Sky diving family to star on Kid's World segment
Kenneth and Janice Webber of Michigan Ave sky dive with Carrie Webber nine, filming at Oberlin Airport for the syndicated Kid's World. Carrie and relatives rehearse parachute packing while Tom Schachte films. The program features children interviewing parents and debuts in the fall.
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Carrie Webber
Kenneth
Janice Webber
Michigan Ave
Oberlin
Carrie
Webber
Tom Schachte
Kid's World
Bob Roth
Webbers
Dave Zapotosky
NOACA approves programs for Lorain County offenders
The Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency approved two Lorain County Prosecutor Office requests for funding a witness management program and a criminal offenders counseling program with 90 percent federal grants. Budgeted at 83,891 and 105,468 respectively, the plans aim to better prepare witnesses and reduce recidivism while sharing the 10 percent local and state match.
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Northeast
Amherst man held to jury on drug charges
Nick Varouh 38 of Amherst is held to the Lorain County grand jury on three counts of aggravated trafficking in drugs. At a preliminary hearing Judge Martin Heberling kept bond at 50000, following a raid April 25 by MEG and Amherst police. Authorities say they found two pounds of cocaine, thousands of amphetamine pills, barbiturates and tranquilizers, plus 13 bottles of liquid.
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Amherst
Oberlin
Nick Varouh
Lorain County
Martin Heberling
Varouh
MEG
Jim Young
David Powley
William Sutton
Sutton
Powley
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Noaca Oks Criminal Counseling
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Transcon Builders
Bedford Heights
Federal Housing Administration
Hydeview Park
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