Functional Education Needed For Black Working Class Youth
Becky Love, a 1971 Ohio University graduate and speech therapist at the United Cerebral Palsy Center of Lancaster, works three days weekly with 18 clients including three aphasics. She advocates a more functional education focusing on basics and literacy for black and working class children and plans for full time school therapy next year. Her husband Andrew leads Ohio University’s Black Resource Center and they remain active in campus issues and community programs while adjusting to parenthood with their son Damon Karl.
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Becky Love
Becky
Ohio University
United Cerebral Palsy Center of
Lancaster
Andrew
Black Resource Center
Student Action Coordinating Committee
Damon Karl Love
Hints From Heloise on Croutons with a Thimble
Readers share simple kitchen hacks. A reader suggests using a thimble to cut crouton circles from soft bread, then drying them on a sheet near a pilot light. Other letters mention waste not, box‑keeping junk, and clever storage ideas.
Heloise column hints and meeting updates
The column notes tips for beating high ping and stretching food dollars with biscuit mix in place of four ingredients. It also lists changes to club events including Emblem Club initiation moving to Tuesday night and Chase Circle of Ruth postponing Thursday meetings to next week.
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Heloise
Chase Circle of Ruth
VIPs recount health scare and gala chatter in Washington
Columnist Rowland Evans recalls Dita Beard's heart condition after a seizure on an unpressurized plane en route to a governors conference in Sun Valley. The night features gossip about Valenti, Williams, Nixon visit plans, ambassadorial attire, and social events in Washington.
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L.A
Abby Says Or Mean Could Reveal Marital Status
Abigail Van Buren faces readers on marital status privacy and the Ms title. Letters discuss equal privacy, gender norms, and the idea of men showing marital status. Other readers share anecdotes about misidentification and workplace typewriting debates.
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Abby
Abigail van Buren
Mrs. Stack Retires After 23 Years With Athens Telephone
Clara Stack of Albany Route 1 retired from General Telephone Co. of Athens after 23 years in the Athens area. She started with Athens Home Telephone Co in Albany and moved to Athens in the early 1950s when the firm became General Telephone. A retirement party honored her with head-set on plaque and a camera. Her two daughters Lucy Welch and Ann Lambert attend.
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Clara Stack
Albany
Athens
General Telephone Co
Stack
Athens Home Telephone Co
General Telephone
Lucy Welch
Circleville
Ann Lambert
Pomeroy
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the Athens Messenger
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Deloise
Cheshire
Dita Beard
Motion Picture Association
Jack Valenti
Valenti
LBJ
Joe Califano
Whte House
Telecommunications
Nino Scalia
Edward Bennett Williams
Cosa Nostra
Michael Viner
M-G-M
Owens
Abraham Lincoln
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Checkers
Lincoln
Mme
Charles
Lucet
Washington
Egidio Ortona
Mme. Lucet
Moscow
Air Force
Edward Fields
Peking
Melim Esenbel
Jackie Watcher
von Galella
Aristotle Onassis
Rita Dallas
Joseph P Kennedy
Putnam's
Indianapolis
William Macomber
Jordan
Hussein
Princess Muna
Mrs Schwartz
MS. Schwartz
Joe Blow
M. M
Moe Schmo
Babyface
Pot
Birmingham
Los Angeles
Cal
Channel 13
AN Uins Tee Yok Lee
Microwave Zoven
Roscoe C. Orr
Kettering
Carl T. Miller
Michael Robert Miller
Hale United Church of Christ
C. E. Stout
Maj
James Casto
Patty
Timmy Casto
Air Force Base
West Point
New York
Bernard Allen
Albert Bolen
League of Women Voters
Robinson
Dean & Barry
Velvet
Bankamericard
Ullal
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Stauffer
St. — Athens
Super Met
Parkay
Tttle Vink Boutique
N. Court
Duralash
Ardell
HCCC
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Ders
Wilson
W. Washington St
Nelsonville
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