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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1971
Page
3
Lorain County schools open amid graduation resolutions and renewed aims for better grades and active participation. Students are urged to engage through civic projects, volunteering, teamwork, and linking current events to classroom work for relevance.
Washington reports amid a lighthearted piece that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was charged in Massachusetts with sauntering and loitering. The column mocks anti sauntering laws while noting teens and budding rings, and contrasts dawdling with moping based on FBI stats.
Editor John L Sinn argues college students should vote where they study, urging liberalized registration and absentee ballots to prevent local towns from losing democratic control. Paul Gordon of Yale adds cautious support for allowing federal votes in college towns while local and state votes occur at home.
A Columbus writer invites readers to submit opinions for his column Over and Under and notes occasional extras. Readers may mail comments to The Chronicle-Telegram at 225 East Ave Elyria Ohio 44035.
The Jackson Five toured 40 cities in 60 days drawing crowds up to 160000, starting July 15 in New York and ending Monday in Honolulu. They juggle school with commitments including a Columbia film shoot and ABC specials, facing private school plans and a rare social life on the road.
High school students are invited to apply as Teen Page correspondents to cover school events. Submit name, age, address, phone, grade, school, and parents, plus activities and journalism interest by Sept. 30 to Shannon Kaiser at 225 East Ave Elyria Ohio 44035.
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