College Bills Soar As Inflation Hits Tuition Costs
Inflation drives college costs up by about eight percent by September. Georgetown University Medical School freshmen face 12500 tuition plus 2000 for room and board, while George Washington University medical school adds 10000 plus housing. Private colleges set higher charges with loans offered to high income families. Community colleges remain affordable with no room and board, and federal aid supports needy students.
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Patricia McCormack
UPI
New York
United Press International
District of Columbia
Georgetown University Medical School
George Washington University
District of al Medical Schools
Georgetown
State Treasuries
Harvards
Yales
Princetons
Stanfords
Yale
Columbia
Chronicle of Higher Education
Harvard University
The
Chronicle
College Financial Aid
Silence Stalls Probe In Starlet Christa Helms Death
Los Angeles police say community silence hinders the investigation into the February stabbing death of 27 year old film star Christa Helms. Authorities seek her personal diary rumored to list many celebrities.
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Christa Helms
Los Angeles
UPI Telephoto
Juvenile case prompts custody transfer over cancer surgery
Lake County Judge Avellone transfers custody of a six year old Painesville area boy to the County Welfare Department to allow cancer treatment his Christian Scientist parents refuse. The judge cited the need for operation and refused to name the parents, calling them fine people and respecting beliefs. In Cincinnati, psychologist B F Skinner criticizes Moon sect motivational methods, saying they do not promote productive behavior.
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Painesville, Ohio
UPI
Lake County
Ross D. Avellone
County Welfare Department
Painesville Area
Avellone
Christian Scientist
Cincinnati
B.F. Skinner
Sun Myung Moon
Moon
Skinner
National Science Teachers Association
Strikes at Ohio University Disrupt Campus Dining
About 700 members of Local 1699 AFSCME walked out at 8 a.m. Friday crippling cafeteria service and maintenance across Ohio University in Athens. With talks halted, students returning from spring break faced meals shortages as nonacademic staff strike to press wage and working conditions demands.
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Athens, Ohio
UPI
Ohio University
American Federation of State
Southeastern Ohio
Wyoming digout continues as snow closes airport
United Press International reports over a foot of snow in Wyoming forced airport closures and troopers to require tire chains. Weathermen expect more late winter storms across Wyoming and the West, with moisture easing drought and avoiding drifting, according to Jess Kelly of the National Weather Service in Cheyenne.
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United Press International
Old Man
Wyoming
Jess Kelly
National Weather Service
Cheyenne
Wyo
Weather outlook and local life notices
Clear tonight with lows 30 to 35. Sunday clouds, showers possible, highs 55 to 60. Light east to southeast winds 5 to 10 mph. Marriage license applications listed for Larry E Dunn and Linda Lee Kirk, Robert D Alt Jr and Suzanne M Fries. Death announces Mr George Thorn, 77, Bellevue.
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Larry E Dunn
Norwalk
Linda Lee Kirk
Robert D. Alt, Jr
Stoeckman
Suzanne M. Fries
Americans Like Neighborhoods
A UPI report from the Census Bureau and HUD finds 82 percent of 72.5 million households rate their neighborhoods as excellent or good. About half see at least one service as inadequate with public transportation cited as the top concern across groups. Inner city residents show more desire to move due to service issues.
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James Hildreth
Washington
UPI
Census Bureau
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Inner City
$50 000 Suit Over Traffic Accident Filed in Norwalk
A Norwalk couple sues for 50000 in Huron County Common Pleas Court claiming injuries from a Jan 11 collision on St Marys Street at Milan Avenue. Plaintiff Patricia Schmuck says rear impact caused head neck and back injuries and wage losses at Van Dresser Corp. Her husband Melvin Schmuck claims time off from Norfolk and Western Railway work. Lawyer Herbert R. Freeman represents the Schmucks.
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Norwalk
Huron County
Sandra L. Meilke
Schmuck
van Dresser Corp
Norfolk and Western Railway Co
Herbert R. Freeman
Schmucks
Benefit Dance for Schlotterer Family at St Paul Hall
A benefit dance for the George Schlotterer family runs from 8 to midnight at St Paul Social Hall. Tickets are 10 dollars per couple with a buffet, music by the Jim Reidy Trio. Schlotterer sustained severe injuries in a previous automobile accident. The Towne and Country Playhouse presents the musical 10 in the Tonight and Sunday night at 8 at the Towne and ariodnt Arts Center.
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George Schlotterer
St. Paul Social Hall
Jim Reidy
Schlotterer
Towne and
Country Pl
Towne and Ariodnt Arts Center
Airy
Know Your Reflector Carrier
David Rospert, a 13 year old carrier on Lorain Street and Grand Rose and Whittlesey Avenues, delivers papers to earn extra money. He is the son of Richard and Mrs Rospert of 4 Lorain St and attends St Marys School. He says he likes the people on his route and keeps earnings in the bank. his hobby is sports.
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David Rospert
Lorain Street
Grand, Rose, and
Whittlesey
David
Richard Rospert
Lorain St
St. Mary's School
Henry Winkler Urges Teens to Avoid Drugs and Alcohol
Henry Winkler known as The Fonz told a U S Senate subcommittee on alcohol and drug abuse that teens should treat themselves as a garden and avoid drugs and alcohol to protect future dreams. He spoke from a California set and emphasized self control and health. A 13 year old Maine student asked about his love life and Winkler offered a light reply and a potential meeting.
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Washington
UPI
Henry Winkler
The
Fonz
Winkler
Senate
California
Becky Yates
Mechanic Falls
Maine
L. A
Becky
Yangtze Patrol veterans recount Sand Pebbles era tales
About 300 alumni gathered for a three day Yangtze River patrol reunion recalling pre WWII service on boats built to float on wet grain. They spoke of ports on the Yangtze, missions to protect missionaries, and life aboard ships that patrolled the river from 1854 onward.
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Clarence Zaitz
San Diego
UPI
U.S
China
Pearl Harbor
Yangtze
Pacific
Kemp Tolley
Monkton
Tolley
Forrest Stokley
Stokley
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