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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1995

Page

4

Vineyard braces for holiday crowds amid racial tensions

On Martha's Vineyard Oak Bluffs faces a summer surge of visitors mainly black college students and young professionals while longtime residents fear party nights and disrupted peace. July Fourth brought visible friction as ferry lines sold out and The Inkwell beach drew crowds, with residents comparing it to spring break. A letter to the Vineyard Gazette sparked controversy over alleged influx and crime, thoughads in Jet and Ebony were denied.

Oak Bluffs Mass Martha’s Vineyard Paradise Boston Highlands Cottage City Main Street Steve Douglas Medford Vineyard Douglas the Inkwell Florida Virginia Beach Edgartown Vineyard Gazette Virginia City Joseph Passafiume Jet Ebony Passafiume Passafiime Margaret

Woman faces loss of Spokane home over marijuana

A 72 year old Spokane woman may forfeit her $50,000 home after a regional drug raid found 125 cannabis plants in her basement. Her grandson, 25 year old Michael Sears, pleaded guilty and awaits sentencing. brother Aaron Sears was arrested but not charged. Hart says she was an unwitting caregiver and seeks a settlement to avoid forfeiture.

Spokane, Wash Florence Hart Hart Orie Grandson Michael Sears Aaron Sears Wes Hart Glendale Ariz

Catholic Church to offer toll free movie reviews

The Roman Catholic Church will launch a toll free line next Wednesday to provide its moral ratings for films and videos. Henry Herx, head of the Catholic Communications Campaign’s film and broadcasting office, says each review includes a plot synopsis and evaluations of content, entertainment value, and moral quality. The system rates films by moral message rather than typical MPAA categories, with ratings ranging from general audience to morally offensive.

Washington Henry Herx Catholic Communications Campaign Office of Film and Broadcasting Motion Picture Association of America Inc Herx Gerri Pare

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