Post Holiday Slump Nonexistent Boosts Ohio Stores
Ohio stores report near zero post Christmas slump as bad weather drives sales. Winter items from sleds to space heaters sell out. many retailers note 20 to 30 percent higher overall sales and multiple products depleted across cities from Toledo to Marietta and Elyria to Lima.
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Jury Deliberates in Claudine Longet Case
In Aspen the jury weighs whether Claudine Longet acted with recklessness or fault in the death of Vladimir Sabich. Testimony covers the night of the shooting, distance estimates, weapon safety, and possible negligence while Longet faces up to a decade in prison and a $30000 fine if convicted.
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Boulder
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Spider
Maryland
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Colorado
Convicted killer Gilmore to face firing squad as threats loom
Gary Mark Gilmore, three days from execution, invited his girlfriend Nicole Barrett, an uncle, two attorneys, and a rights promoter to watch the indoor firing squad. Warden Sam Smith warned of threats and planned heightened security at Utah State Prison as protests and legal appeals mount.
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Provo
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Damico
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Smith
Ronald Stanger
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Robert L. Moody
Lawrence Schiller
Miss Barrett
Rosalynn Carter poised to influence national life
A profile highlights the First Lady Rosalynn Carter as a quiet yet powerful force shaping the nation. The piece notes her intelligence integrity and straightforwardness, asking what she aims to accomplish and where she will focus her influence first this week. Read it January 16 in.
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Low Mood Control Program At Ohio University
The psychology department at Ohio University offers a free treatment program for mild and moderate low mood as part of a research project. Six sessions begin in late January and tailor the plan to each participant’s religious beliefs with a clinician contact at 594 8906 after 3 PM.
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Psychology Department
Ohio University
Dr. Propst
Psychology
Ellen Goodman On Women's Viewpoints In Changing Society
Ellen Goodman offers commentary from a female perspective on how rapid social changes affect both men and women. She discusses understanding the attempts to cope with a transforming world and the importance of topics that concern both sexes.
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