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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1979
Page
7
UPI Telephoto reports Ann Landers receiving a copy of the Office Workers Bill of Rights on Thursday in Hartford Connecticut. The award came during the Office Workers Second Annual Petty Office Procedures Contest for her inane and often degrading advice to office workers.
The HEW civil rights staff examines racial balance in Ohio state supported colleges and universities. Paul Turner says a formal review decision will come by July. Focus would be on Central State University in Wilberforce and Wright State University in Dayton, with Ohio noted as unique in the six-state Chicago region.
Dr. Thomas K. Minter of the U.S. Office of Education urges parents to discuss TV content with kids, developing critical and informed viewing. He notes TV can bridge home and school, and workshops funded by NBC promote parent participation to foster values, reading, and decision making.
In Columbus the BMV warns passenger car owners with last names A through K must display 1979 license plate validation stickers by midnight Monday or risk an expired registration. Registrations must be completed in April or May to remain valid through their 1980 renewal month. Dollison highlights the April 30 deadline applies to the A K group.
The Erie County agency will use Counseling and Growth Center as the public name, while legally retaining its corporate name. President John Feicht cites better reflecting the agency’s function and avoiding confusion with other groups. Passenger car registrations for L-Z begin May 1 and run to May 31, with motor homes and other vehicles eligible for simultaneous or separate registration through May 31. No 1979 validation stickers are required until midnight May 31.
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