Democrats mull state chair after Lavelle resignation talk
John Glens Democrats discussed three candidates for state chairman after William A. Lavelle’s potential exit. The meeting rejected tying Lavelle’s resignation to his Senate committee status and urged he stay until January 13. Prospects mentioned include John A. Wiethe and other party figures amid a broader effort to unite after Gilles Gilligan’s defeat and a push to maintain Democratic control in state offices and legislature.
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John Glens Democrats
William A. Lavelle
John J. Spee
Tin Gevermne
GOR
James
Lavelle
Tmerdly
Glenn
Democratic National Committee
Gertrude W. Donahey
Richard F. Celeste
Atty
William J. Brows
Thomas £. Ferguson
Gil+gan
Rhodes
Ee Ie al
Glen
Gilligan
Dieting anxiety and a plea for balanced eating
A reader writes about fear of food and obsession with diets, seeking guidance to stop overanalyzing every bite. The reply urges discarding diet lists, trusting appetite, and pursuing a simple, balanced plan while monitoring weight. It also includes reader queries about learning disabilities resources and anxiety guidance from Dr Steinerohn.
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Steinerohn
Association For Children With Learning Disabilities
Grace St
Pittsburgh
Sullivan man held on alcohol charge after Elyria crash
Roger Limpert, 39, of Sullivan, was arrested at the noon hour Saturday at the Cleveland and Northrup streets intersection in Elyria on a driving while intoxicated charge after a two-vehicle crash. He also faced a charge of failure to yield. No injuries were reported.
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Sullivan
Cleveland
Northrup
Elyria
Roger Limpert
Rt. 58
Congress Subsidizes Death AMA Attacks U.S. Tobacco Subsidy
In a JAMA article and editorial, the American Medical Association accuses Congress of subsidizing increased death and disability by tobacco subsidies. AMA officials urge action, citing health costs and political barriers while tobacco industry officials defend subsidies as stabilizing production.
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Congress
U.S
Washington
Journal of the American Mediccal Association Today
The
AMA
Weldon J. Walker
White Memorial Medical Center
Los Angeles
JAMA
Robert H. Moser
Walker
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Tobacco Institute Inc
Truckers threaten January strike over loans and limits
William J. Hill, national chairman of the Fraternal Association of Steel Haulers, warned in Pittsburgh that independent truckers may launch a national strike by January 31 if Washington does not approve long term loans to refinance rigs and higher weight limits. He urged freight surcharges if fuel taxes or price increases occur, and noted NITUC plans a final pre shutdown meeting January 17.
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Pittsburgh
Washington
William J. Hill
Fraternal Association of Steel Haulers
Ford Administration
Hill
Fraternal
Association of Steel Haulers
National Independent Truckers Unity Committee
NITUC
Frost Sullivan predicts surge in chemical specialties sales
The Frost and Sullivan research firm projects annual sales in the chemical specialties market will rise from 719 million dollars in 1971 to 1.19 billion dollars by 1980. It notes new opportunities will come from safety health pollution and other legislation impacting the sector.
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New York
UPI
Frost and Sullivan
Eleven Die On Ohio Roads Over Weekend
The Ohio Highway Patrol said at least eleven people were killed in traffic accidents across the state over the weekend. Eight deaths occurred Saturday, two on Sunday, and one Friday night, in the patrol's weekend casualty report covering 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Sunday.
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Ohio Highway Patrol
Hand from 1965 world bridge championship Italy versus US
At the first table D Alesta opened one club for Italy and Pabis responded one diamond. Both bids were artificial with one club promising 12 to 16 points and one diamond signaling 0 to 9 points. The lead was a famed king of clubs from the Italian Blue Team, illustrating occasional deviations from standard play in a dominant era.
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Ialy
D'Alesta
Italy
Pabis
Bridge bidding chaos sparks high score in two table showdown
A disjointed article describes a bridge match where D A lelis near top range doubled to 2 Diamonds, resulting in 709 points at one table while Garozzo and Forquet underperform at another. An East Pass South notrump choice diverges from the gous table, with West’s notrump differing in strength. Varozzo achieves 4NT instead of 3NT, but would have earned far more with optimal bidding.
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Dalelis
U.S
Talian
Forquet
Garozzo
West
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