Nurses Learn to Teach Death Handling in Nursing Education
Miss Liston urges nursing and medical students to gain experience with dying patients to build counseling skills. She emphasizes building trust with patients and families, sensitive communication with terminally ill children, and the value of hospices. She envisions private rooms with dedicated nurses and family presence as essential care. Tomorrow's Reflector will examine the grief process of families.
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Miss Liston
Should Facts Of Death Be Taught In Grade Schools
Phi Delta Kappa papers debate death education in elementary grades. Mueller presents a three day unit with coffin measurements and obituaries while Freeman warns a nine to ten year old class cannot grasp mature death concepts. Students discuss mortality, but critics call it heavy, grisly, or premature and urge delaying such topics until high school.
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Phi Delta Kappan
National Education Honorary Society
James M. Mueller Jr
Buchanan
Lancaster
Jayne Freeman
Seth Lewelling
Milwaukie
Ore
Helen Reddy
Frank Sinatra
Mueller
Webbed-footed friend greets Lillian Carter in Everett visit
Lillian Carter grimaced during a campaign stop in Everett Washington where she met a four legged duck named Ginny Quackers and its owner Viola Cushman at the headquarters of Democratic Congressional candidate Al Swift.
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Lillian Carter
Ginny Quackers
Viola Cushman
Paign
Everett
Wash
al Swift
UPI
Made of the finest Ances deskplates for signs
A firm touts its deskplates as the finest quality signs with a guarantee of complete satisfaction on every piece produced. The ad emphasizes craftsmanship and customer assurance without citing specific models or prices.
New Aid Plan Proposed for Ohio Residents to Attend In-State Colleges
Dr. William A. Kinnison announced a plan to provide grants to Ohio residents who choose to attend colleges and universities within the state. The proposal envisions grants equal to 50 percent of the average per student subsidy for public four-year universities, a $900 grant based on the current $1,800 annual subsidy per public undergraduate student.
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Columbus
Ohio
William A. Kinnison
Association of Independent Colleges and Universities of Ohio
Wittenberg University
Barrage planned as Corrigan defends indictments of Cleveland leaders
Cleveland prosecutor John Corrigan vowed hard courtroom action after a grand jury indicted 18 people, including City Council President George Forbes and four other black council members, in a carnival payoff scheme. Black leaders plan a national fundraising drive with Jesse Jackson and Louis Stokes to defend those charged.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cuyahoga County
John T. Corrigan
Corrigan
FBI
George Forbes
Dennis Kucinich
Democratic Party
Jesse Jackson
U.S
Louis Stokes
Dohio
NAACP
City Hall
Forbes
Greater Cleveland Growth Association
Growth Association
Red Cross Seeks Disaster Help in Monroeville Area
The Firelands Chapter of the American Red Cross and Monroeville Police seek volunteers for an emergency disaster system in Monroeville and nearby Peru Sherman Lyme and Richfield townships. Needed are owners of four wheel drive vehicles snowmobiles heavy machinery operators citizens band operators and those with auxiliary electric power to house homeless people. Call 465 2311 465 2922 or 465 4059 9am-4 30pm Mon Tue Thu Fri or 9am-noon Wed and Sat or write P O Box 303 Monroeville Ohio 44847 for more information.
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Monroeville
Firelands Chapter
The
American Red Cross
Peru
Sherman
Lyme
Richfield
P.O. Box
Ohio
Wheat Corn and Beans Prices Reported for Local Market
On Tuesday October 31 1978 the local market posted prices for Wheat 3.40 Corn 2.03 Oats 1.35 and Soybeans 6.75. Local price data reflects commodity trading levels in the area.
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ANCES
Direc Bank
Whittlesey Norwalk
Porterhouse
Cleveland Council
Red Cross