County Beat previews budget talk for Huron County
The Reflector begins a weekly column on county affairs focusing on people places and matters affecting Huron County residents. The current big topic is the budget with a 1:30 PM Monday meeting where commissioners discuss agency budgets and potential increases while oil shock and revenue sharing loom over state and federal funding.
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Huron County 648 board may renew Linn contract 30 days
The Huron County 648 mental health board plans to extend its Linn Corp contract for 30 days while awaiting final state budget details. The Linn Center moves to its new Seminary Street facility August 16 with lease starting August 1, and an early September open house is planned.
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Chessceord by THOMAS JOSEPH
Chessceord by THOMAS JOSEPH presents a themed crossword puzzle with Across and Down clues covering maritime language, languages, professions, and classical references. The puzzle includes a cryptoquote by Mark Twain as a bonus, with the solution provided as THE BEST WAY TO CHEER YOURSELF UP IS TO TRY TO CHEER SOMEBODY ELSE UP.
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Dear Abby Teases a Turbulent Morning Routine
Dear Abby answers a reader about a marriage strained by Beverly's extreme morning habits. A 59 year old husband describes Beverly's 3:45 a.m. wake up, long prep, and two hour dress time before a 6 a.m. commute to a clerical job. He notes shared finances and routine dinners but hints at growing friction.
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Dear Abby letters reveal conflicts over marriage and education
A reader complains about a wife obsessed with hair and nails, sparking cries for marriage counseling and divorce. Abby replies that restraint and counseling could help, while another letter from a 34-year-old regrets quitting college. The Hazleton writer questions age vs return to school.
Carter tightens oil use amid gasoline squeeze
Washington minutes reveal President Carter ordered reduced oil imports to meet a 5 percent consumption cut and kept home heating and agriculture as priorities. Cabinet notes warned of a tight summer, gas lines, and higher costs, while officials blamed Iran and Saudi cuts for supply drops. Mayor Koch presses Soviet envoy to relocate Ida Nudel to humane conditions.
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