Library groups push to curb youth access to sexual content
Column recalls a 1958 Bruce Rosenberg incident with Lady Chatterlees Lover and laments youth exposure to sexual material. It cites Family Friendly Libraries starting in Cincinnati and argues for library restrictions on R rated films and adult books for minors.
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Bruce Rosenberg
Lady Chatterley
Bruce
Lawrence Guy
D. H. Lawrence
Associated Press
Family Friendly Libraries
Cincinnati
Pam Dawber
Nora Hovee
Hovee
American Library Association
ALA
Betty Turock
Elyria Public Library
Donald Burker
Don
Lawrence
Miller
Salinger
Roth
Judge orders release of Elyria rapist due to age error
A judge voids a 10 year rape sentence after discovering the defendant was 17 at the time of the crime. Prosecutors plan to retry in Juvenile Court, arguing the offender should have had a bindover hearing. The case faces appeal and further judicial action.
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Elyria
North Central Correctional Institution
Tillman
Tilman
Gregory White
Lioux
White
McGough
9Th District Court of Appeals
Legend of Sleepy Hollow Opera Delights Avon Students
Cleveland Opera on Tour staged The Legend of Sleepy Hollow for about 200 students at Avon East Elementary. Avon Local Schools paid 350 dollars for the visiting performance, featuring Katrina Van Tassel and Bram Van Brunt in a kid friendly adaptation.
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Avon
Katrina van Tassel
Bram van Brunt
Cleveland Opera
Avon East
Katrina and Brom
Sleepy Hollow
Washington Irving
Nord
Larry Serrozo
Catherine Robison
Tim Dalheim
The
North Ridgeville urged to seek more industry
North Ridgeville officials warned against becoming a bedroom community as 78 to 80 percent of residents work outside the city. Planning Resources said population could reach 85,000 by 2010, with 34.2 percent aged 25 to 44. Officials urged developing industrial areas to cut taxes and create local jobs.
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North Ridgeville
Planning Resources Inc
Cleveland
Planning Commission
Warren Blakely
Bay Village
Planning Resources
Ed Meehan
Blakely
Lee Ridgeville
Residents press Gardner at GOP forum in North Ridgeville
Residents blamed mayoral candidate William Gardner at a GOP event for poor road conditions and late property tax payments. Democratic rival Deanna Hill encouraged attendees to grill Gardner during the town meeting style session with several Republican candidates also present.
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North Ridgeville
William Gardner
Deanna Hill
Gardner
Republican City Council
Warren Blakely
Bernadine Butkowski
Frederick Dorow
Township seeks ban on model airplane club at Akins Road
Columbia Township officials cite zoning violations by the American Airlines Gas Model Club at 26726 Akins Road residential property. Inspector Bob Eichenberg says model plane flying and a trailer restroom violate rules. the club has 15 days to stop, amid neighbor complaints. Frank Fetcher defends long operation since 1991, arguing no law prohibits model aircraft use.
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Columbia Station
Model Club
Akins Road
Bob Eichenberg
Recre
Ation
Eichenberg
Frank Fetcher
The
Blackmore Grain and Cattle Co
Five Year Low Mood Spurs Teen’s Depression Journey
Joe Freese, a Hudson High sophomore, endured five years of depression after a breakup in sixth grade. He and his sisters Bridget and Claire were diagnosed with depression, but treatment has helped them lead active lives. Their mother Dr. Penny Freese spoke at the Lorain County Board of Mental Health dinner, along with her husband Dr. Frederick Freese.
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Joe Freese
Freese
Hudson High School
Hudson
Ohio
Bridget
Claire
Penny Freese
Lorain County
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Kenneth Lieux
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Benjamin Gieisser
Service Department
Gibson Trailer Park
Lorain Road
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Columbia Township
American Airlines
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Fetcher
Matt Solar
the Chronicle-Telegram
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Paula Artman
Fred Sianina
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