Art as Voice and Shelter at The Search Shop
The author reflects on art as a universal language from poetry to sculpture, detailing visits with a troubled youth at Betterway and the healing power of creative expression. He describes remodeling The Search Shop to display works by residents and community artists, inviting public contemplation and support to help the boy and others find meaning through art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
New York Graphic Society
Andre Malraux
Betterway
Ier
Emily Dickinson
Vincent van Gogh
Elyria
Oversupply of College Grads Predicted 1972–85
Herbert Bienstock of the Bureau of Labor Statistics warned a large influx of college graduates, about 15.3 million, will enter the civilian labor force from 1972 to 1985, roughly 800,000 above expected openings. Most excess occurs 1980 to 1985, with about 700,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inow Yurta
Herbert Bienstock
U.S. Department of Labor
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bienstock
Italian model railroader keeps Ohio lines on track
Italian railroad enthusiast Dr Franco Lamotte, head of a 500 car, 50 passenger HO gauge system, visits Elyria with wife Marie Louise. He tours Ohio towns and Y bridge sites, plans exhibits from his attic villa railroad, and will address model railroad clubs after travels through Huntsville Dearborn Chicago St Louis and Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ohio Valley Railroads
Franco Lamotte
William Rennie
Elyria
Lamotte
Baltimore and Ohio
Penn Central
Chesapeake and Ohio
Rennie
American Modelist
Marie Louise
Florence
Italy
Rennies
Dayton
National Model Railroad Association
Alabama
Modelists
United States
Huntsville
Ala
Dearborn
Mich
Chicago
Ill
St. Louis
Louisville
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Tom Peters
Thad
By Monica B. Williams
America
Grand Rapids
Akron
Ashland
Y Bridge
Zanesville
Washington Post
Burbank, Calif
Circle S ™ Jeans
S.M.L
Sears
Aig
Circle S$ Jeans
Notal of
Crilues
Great Lakes Mall
Pallies
MWY Mall
West 110Th G51
Ator
Canreot
Camnegie
pruJves Ave
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