Why People Choose Foster Parenting
DAY WEST NewsStar writer reports on why Marilyn Platts and Ruth Ann and Larry Smet became foster parents. They cite family needs, service motives, faith, and a drive to help troubled children. The couples describe initial strain, adjusting roles, and establishing discipline with teens as the key hurdle.
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Foster parenting: challenges and rewards across families
The interview highlights that fostering teenagers tests patience yet can transform lives. Foster parents describe behavioral challenges, the need for clear boundaries, and the emotional rewards of companionship and growth. Financial strain is noted, though some find resourceful living and community support helpful.
Courthouse Bell to Be Mounted Before July 4
The 125 year old courthouse bell will be mounted in front of the courthouse by July 4, following volunteer work by Commissioner Thomas F Shumaker and discussions with building tradesmen for labor. The bell had been stored since the courthouse lower was torn down and was to be placed at the commissioner's office before expansion ruled out the plan.
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Cerilli and aides face retrial after mistrial in Pittsburgh case
The federal trial of Cerilli Ralph Buffone and Maylan Yakovich on extortion charges tied to Pennsylvania DOT contracts ended in a mistrial when a juror fell ill. Judge Rosenberg must decide on a new trial date while defense seeks venue considerations.
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Giant red haired warriors lure Peruvian jungle rumors
An Indian guide recounts encounters with olive skinned hunchbacked giants said to inhabit Peru's San Martin Province. Scientists are divided. some doubt their existence while an amateur anthropologist says it could be possible. Reports of attacks on hunters and alleged kidnappings emerge from Las Hora and La Prensa citing tribesmen in forested areas.
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Four Quads Born Prematurely in St Louis Hospital
Four girls born 34 months premature and weighing under two pounds were rushed to Children's Hospital in critical condition Tuesday. A hospital spokesman declined to comment on their condition. The births occurred between 1402 and 1211. The mother, Mrs Wilbert Moyers, is from Hast St. Louis, IL, and had a previous family of six children.
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Diabetes control hopes from Chicago researchers
Researchers at the University of Chicago test a mechanical pancreas aiming to better control diabetes than daily insulin. The device senses blood glucose, computes insulin needs, and auto-delivers via an implanted reservoir connected to a tube and vein. Three weeks of testing involved about 10 diabetic patients.
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Kissinger heads to Europe for NATO ministers meeting
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger travels to Europe for a nine nation NATO foreign ministers meeting seen as crucial. Debate will focus on how to handle growing blocs and potential Communist mandates amid Iceland's demand for allied support, with Iceland possibly asking for U S troops withdrawal.
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Bicentennial Wagon Train Heads Toward Valley Forge
A New York State official Bicentennial Wagon Train leads seventy travelers including men women and ghillie toward a July rendezvous at Valley Forge Pennsylvania. The group plans to join wagons from several states in Port Chester and proceed to Valley Forge for a large interstate gathering.
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Hydrogen bus project outlined by UPI report
Congress members attend briefing as a hydrogen bus prototype from Nidlings Energy Rearared Corp of Provo Mah engages researchers. Officials from the Energy Research and Development Aue Tinisernian observe a test run between Provo and Orem Utah to study feasibility and emissions.
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Negotiator Faults Delay In Four Week Strike Talks
Cleveland sources report Jake Miller of WEW faults slow progress in four week strike talks with Firestone amid ongoing deadlock. Negotiations between LW and Firestone stalled with minimal movement, frustrates Miller as meetings yield little result.
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Belmont dog track deal eyed by lawmakers in New Hampshire
A proposed bill in the New Hampshire Senate would empower the Belmont track owners by lowering state take from betting handles. Lawmakers met privately with track interests including Pathick Fhyoney and Arthur Ronney’s family, and aides signaled a measure to cut the state's share at Belmont Yankee Greyhound and Hinsdale dog tracks.
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Massive patriotic statue to be cleaned and moved
Berard Indiana to host a three week tint wash on Wednesday as the Washington Crossing the Delaware statue is prepared for a Bicentennial memorial dedication in Washington Crossing Pennsylvania on July 5. Indiana residents and businesses contribute to finance the statue project led by the Medford Bicentennial Committee while the statue is hauled by tractor trailer over 800 miles across the state line and into Pennsylvania.
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