Differences in sex shape how people want to be approached
A study by Fisher and Byrne in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology reports that women prefer face to face approaches while men favor side approaches when approached by strangers. The research, conducted at Purdue and University of Connecticut, used 125 students in campus library interviews to test directions of approach and personal space.
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Vietnam
Guard dogs gain favor as crime deterrent
A Cleveland firm reports rising demand for guard dogs and owners say dogs deter theft more effectively than alarms or guns. Judy Richards credits their guard dog Baron with keeping their gas station safe, noting the dog’s visibility and constant guarding. A veterinarian cautions guard dogs are legitimate protection but not family pets. Turn to page 4 for more.
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K-9 International
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Relief in Ohio as milder weather returns today
The Associated Press reports warmer trends in Ohio with temperatures rising above normal through tomorrow. Forecasts show mostly clear skies with later showers possible, highs in the mid to upper 40s and 50s, and lows in the 20s to 40s as a cold front moves southeast from the Rockies. Obvious regional readings ranged from 9 above in Toledo to 30 in southern counties as a high-pressure ridge shifts east.
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Betsy Ross Blanket Commemorates Bicentennial in Ridgeville
North Ridgeville resident Dorothy Milan knits a four by six foot orion afghan to mark the nation’s Bicentennial. The blanket took about a year and a half to complete and she expresses pride in red white and brave colors.
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Taft opens re election bid in six Ohio stops
Cincinnati based report says Len Robert A Taft Jr of Ohio launched his bid for reelection on a whirlwind tour of six cities including Columbus and Cleveland. He pledged to back programs aiding the needy while opposing efforts seen as fattening those who govern.
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Man dies after thigh stab wounds in Sheffield Township
Ralph Bowman 21 of 610 Glen Oaks Dr died after a single stab wound to the left thigh while watching TV. He bled slowly, was found in his second floor apartment, and pronounced dead about 2:30 am by Lorain County Coroner William Kishman. Detectives questioned at least one person as they investigate whether self harm played a role. Bowman had a prior manslaughter conviction in Elyria in 1973 and was released from Mansfield Reformatory about a year ago.
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Lorain County
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Elyria
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New 1975 Tax Return Changes From Tax Reduction Act
Commerce Clearing House outlines 1975 changes to federal Form 1040. Key items include higher filing thresholds reducing required returns for many, and a refundable earned income credit for qualifying taxpayers with earned income under 8000. The article notes criteria and amounts, guiding readers on tax-saving opportunities.
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