Family therapy shifts focus from individual to family unit
In New Rochelle, doctors run a nonprofit Center for Family Learning offering sessions that include spouses, children, and close friends. Treatments aim to modify dysfunctional relationship patterns, with fees from 20 to 60 dollars and a staff of about 20. The method, gaining popularity in recent years, faces critics who worry it may overlook the individual.
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Associated Press
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Center For
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Dr Guerin
Georgetown University In
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New Rochelle Center
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Factors boosting housing outlook amid cheaper money
New York report notes improvement in housing prospects as interest rates fall from high levels. Mortgage rates for apartment and shopping center loans drop, lenders pursue borrowers, S&Ls accumulate funds, and life insurers reengage in construction financing after a years long pause.
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Sydney residents praised for Bicentennial spirit and friendly help
A reader thanks Sydney residents for kindness during a stopover en route to Massachusetts, praising the town's American spirit in the Bicentennial year. A second youth letter criticizes city spending, calling for more youth programs, less police car spending, and better youth support, urging community input.
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America
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Farm exports to Arabia seen strong reach over 200 million
Washington AP reports Agriculture Department analyst John B Parker of the Economic Research Service says US farm exports to Saudi Arabia could exceed 200 million in the current fiscal year, up from 1236 million in 1974 75. Wheat flour and rice remain large, with sorghum grain and processed foods aiding growth as oil wealth shifts diets.
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Saudi Arabia
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Department’s Economic Research Service
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Exon to Guest on Dateline Nebraska TV Program
Exon will appear on Dateline Nebraska on Tuesday at 30 p.m on the Nebraska ETV Network. He will be interviewed by panelists Don Walton Dick Herman and Dave Beedher with Joel Fowler as moderator. Susan Ford on her presidential campaign says she is non political and undecided about her father’s bid for a full term saying she has seen him age.
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J. James Exon
Dateline Nebraska
Nebraska
Governor Exon
Newsman
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The
Lincoln Star
Dick Herman
Lincoln Journal
Dave Beedher
Omaha World-Herald
Joel Fowler
Susan Ford
Miss Ford
Mrs Seaton files as Ford delegate to GOP convention
Mrs Seaton, widow of a former newspaper publisher and Eisenhower era Interior Secretary, announced she has filed as a Ford delegate to the Republican National Convention in Kansas City. She said she officially filed last Friday and predicted three or four Nebraska Republicans will file this week, naming Roman Hruska Crosby Peterson and Lorrain Orr as the four she mentioned.
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Fred A. Seaton
American Party seeks petitions for Nebraska May primary
The American Party aims to file petitions Wednesday to qualify for the Nebraska May primary ballot. JM Schroeder of Ord, national committeeman, said 4,100 signatures have been collected toward a 4,513 required total. If reached, leaders plan a Lincoln news conference to state the party stance on school busing gun control inflation and other issues.
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Regent Run Decision Looms For Wilber Leader Prokop
Dr Robert Prokop of Wilber plans to announce within two weeks whether he will seek another term as University of Nebraska Regent a position he has held since 1970 Several other individuals have expressed interest Rep Charles Thone urged rapid restoration of federal election regulatory powers and warned campaign reform could fail without action Rep Virginia Smith reported 7715 88 raised for her 3rd District bid and 5218 72 cash on hand as of December 31 with 192 24 at start of period completing her first House term as a Republican
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Ford touts performance over rhetoric in New Hampshire bid
President Ford returns to the White House after a vote seeking trip pledging a post election welfare overhaul to curb welfare fraud. He expects to prevail in New Hampshire and says voters will judge on policy, not promises. A Democratic Senate hopeful criticizes natural gas price deregulation as oil monopoly leverage.
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New Hampshire
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White House
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Senate
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House
Associated Press
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Big Eight title race tightens after Kansas loss
Kansas falls 64-63 to Oklahoma in Lawrence as Missouri 98-78 over Colorado and Nebraska 66-56 over Iowa State keep pace at 6-1. Kansas State rallies to 60-55 over Oklahoma State, Oklahoma tied with Kansas at 3-4. Oklahoma State 2-5, Iowa State 2-5, Colorado 1-5. Coach Ted Owens laments late foul call in key finish.
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