Shall we renegotiate marriage every five years
A Chronicle Telegram piece recounts author Susan Braldy suggesting five year marriage renewals. Her book describes a six year marriage ending in divorce and argues expectations were too rigid. She advocates scaling down expectations and renegotiating roles while maintaining self reliance and shared interests.
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Gas cuts threaten Lorain Works layoffs and school costs
Amid planned gas curtailments, Lorain Ohio plants including 5. steel Lorain-Cuyahoga Works announce idling of 400 workers and possible spread to 1,000. Ameri can Products Co and Koehring face layoffs or shutdowns unless extra gas allocations arrive. Berea school official Tom Yates warns closures if curtailments persist.
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Measles outbreak linked to early vaccines sparks debate
Los Angeles officials call the measles outbreak an epidemic as a Stanford study shows vaccines given before 13 months offer inadequate protection. About 350 cases in the county since October, with 151 in the last three weeks, and one infant death are reported while debate grows over optimal vaccination age.
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Insurance policy clarifications delayed by legislature
Phoenix report says the state legislature delayed a clear language bill by sending it back to subcommittee to rewrite. The measure would require insurance policies to be readable by ninth grade readers and aimed to remove obtuse verbiage.
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AMC profits but firm in red in 1976
American Motors Corp reported a modest 1.2 million profit for the final quarter of 1976, a sharp reversal from earlier losses, yet the automaker remained unprofitable for the full year, totaling an 86.3 million shortfall after a record 51.1 million loss in the prior quarter.
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Supplies Delivered by Ice Route to Bass Islands
A six vehicle convoy crossed two foot thick ice at Bass Islands to deliver essentials to Middle Bass and North Bass on Lake Erie. Residents gathered food, lumber, furniture, and soft drinks during a break in bitter cold after a previous convoy was turned back by winds and cold. Charles Duggan, ferry worker, noted the ice made the delivery convenient versus boat or air transport.
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Ohio seeks to ratify Rhodes energy emergency plan
Ohio General Assembly to convene in a special session to ratify Gov James Rhodes natural gas emergency declaration and review the energy agency plan. The Emergency Management Committee will monitor voluntary conservation with a 24 hour staff and a first report due Wednesday. Columbia Gas of Ohio announced higher curtailments, risking school operations across 62 counties and threatening Columbus and Toledo areas.
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Day resigns from board after half century at Northern Savings
George M. Day, 91, resigns from Northern Savings and Loan Co. board after more than 50 years of service. He is named Director Emeritus at the 36th Annual Stockholders Meeting. Andrew J. Foreman elected to replace him. Day, a longtime Elyria civic figure, founded Day’s Hardware with his brother and is active in local veterans and sports groups. He built his home at 125 Guide since 1911.
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Morally bankrupt couple denied custody of daughter
New York judge denies custody to a woman and her new husband described as sexually perverted and morally bankrupt. The court grants custody to the girl's father Ira Gershenson while allowing supervised visitations with the Holder pair, amid allegations of crime and moral depravity.
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Tokyo Shapiro Files for Bankruptcy Under Chapter XI
Bullet Distributing Inc. 49 percent owner of Tokyo Shapiro filed for voluntary reorganization under the Bankruptcy Act. Tokyo Shapiro, a sound equipment seller, shut Lorain and Elyria outlets last year while consolidation plans in Sheffield Center failed. Parent Bullet cites severe cash flow. assets listed at 1.6 million with 3.1 million liabilities as of Nov. 13. No immediate store closures planned in Cleveland.
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