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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1969
Page
7
Financial need equals the gap between college costs and what a student and family can pay. Costs cover tuition fees room and board books incidentals and transportation. Resources include savings summer earnings and parental support. The need is assessed by the College Scholarship Service using the Parent Confidential Statement, and final aid decisions rest with each college.
Carol Lowry, 19, a Kent State sociology student, spends three days living with an unmarried mother on Aid to Dependent Children to understand poverty. The course, funded by a 141000 Office of Economic Opportunity grant, enrolls 30 white middle-class students seeking real insight into life in the black community and local housing issues.
Readers aid asks for teen alerts to be sent to school correspondents across districts including Admiral King Avon Lake Black River Brookside Columbia Elyria Firelands Keystone Lake Ridge Midview New London North Ridgeville South Amherst Marion Steele Vermilion with names like Janice Murawski Connie Tall Robert Peters Joanne Runkle Mary Halbach Janice Krupka Patty O'Donnell Faron Levoc Marlene Barefoot Roberta Fatz Mary Nacey Randi Brenner Mim Marks Carol Diederich Sue Menz Julie Tousley Sue Peterson and more for relay to The Chronicle Telegram.
Elyria youths across grades organize charitable projects delivering stockings to Roosevelt School underprivileged children, collecting books for Vietnam soldiers, and donating food baskets at Eastern Heights. Junior High groups plan a hospital ward party and create study cards for the Lorain County School for the Mentally Retarded.
In Las Vegas a Blood, Sweat and Tears band flight crew and sheriff deputies sparked after a stewardess reported hippie looking men with guns and knives aboard a St. Louis to Las Vegas flight. The weapons proved to be blanks and swords, and the band was cleared to continue.
The Cleveland show mixed Steve Stills and the Crosby group with The Incredible String Band. The arena filled as Crosby spoke softly amid a cavernous hall while Stills led a long vocal ascent and the audience offered joyful noises. Police presence decreased as fans crowded aisles and balcony posters flew as airplanes.
Toledo University faces a projected $1 million deficit in the 1970 71 fiscal year if instructional fees are not raised. Stephen Stranahan, chairman of the trustees finance committee, said the largest state allowed increase would cut the shortfall by about one third. Trustees deferred action until January, but the idea is being explored and will likely go before the Ohio Board of Regents on January 16 for approval.
At Great Neck South High School the cast staged Bertolt Brecht’s Caucasian Chalk Circle to critique war, biased justice, and hypocrisy. Parents praised the constructive, social message while students directed and wrote music, reflecting a community effort that fostered intergenerational dialogue. Theatre South, led by Bernard Baressoff, has a history of student chosen works with strong civil rights themes.
Peter, Paul and Mary lead with If I Lose Your Love followed by I Want You Back. Raindrops Keep Fallin On My Head drives B J Thomas entry. Midnight Cowboy theme by Ferrante and Teicher. Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye by Lar Steam. Down On The Corner by Creedence Clearwater Revival. Whole Lotta Love by Led Zeppelin. La La La by Bobby Sherman.
The article explains three main aid forms scholarships loans and campus jobs as core options. It details packaging of aid to expand coverage, outlines National Defense Education Act loans with limits and conditions, describes federal Work-Study and Education Opportunities Grants programs, and notes veteran education benefits and Ohio's 1970-71 state aid program with grant caps. It advises contacting the Office of Education for the booklet Aids to Students.
Editor notes a new weekly Teen Page feature listing school and youth events. Highlights include Wednesday intramural bowling at Grafton Lanes after school, Thursday middle school wrestlers meet at Midview, Friday basketball vs Oberlin at Oberlin, Saturday Midview hosting New London, and a Sunday choir concert at the high school.
Howard Chavalia, senior class vice president and band president at Midview High, was named Senior of the Month by the Student Council for outstanding character and activities. He was elected most likely to succeed and competes in Outstanding Teenagers of America. son of Clayton and … Chavalia, 1016 Elm Street, Grafton. Columbus UPI reports the Oma Highway Patrol expanded by 45 troopers after Friday graduation of its 4th Academy class.
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