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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1970
Page
2
A collage of health tips and letters discussing diet and heart risk from small meals versus large meals, the dangers of senile keratosis, ringworm myths, hypnosis in smoking cessation, and Unesco gifting youth books to Munich's International Youth Library, highlighting the world’s largest collection of youth literature.
Describes a compact vehicle featuring an automatic transmission with a one foot pedal control for forward, reverse and braking. Includes a 4212 volt electric starter, four forward speeds up to 5.2 mph, reverse up to 312 mph, 34 inch turning radius, and optional year round attachments.
The piece surveys laws and expert opinions on marijuana's legality and health impact. It cites AMA policy opposing legalization, notes calls for rehabilitation over punishment, and relays Dr. Grinspoon's view that marijuana is a mild intoxicant with unclear links to narcotics or crime. It discusses social factors driving use and the chicken-egg question of causality.
A former salesman, Joseph M Belth of Indiana University, develops a formula to compare life insurance costs accounting for mortality, lapse, and interest. He tests 15 companies and finds wide Variations in net costs over 20 years, prompting industry acceptances and a booklet offer.
Career corner notes a 30 page booklet titled 200 Books on American Journalism for teachers counselors librarians journalists and journalism students. It covers topics from advertising and cartooning to feature writing and typography and is available free by writing Dr. William H. Taft Missouri School of Journalism University of Missouri Columbia MO 65201.
Dr. Marion G. Fisher, Lorain County health commissioner, warns snowmobile riders to exercise caution due to risks from their narrow, heavy design. Drowning, internal injuries, and tip overs are potential hazards, with advice to keep clear of ski slopes and restrict use to private property as snowmobiles cannot be licensed for public highways.
Columbus reports 1969 resident census at state mental institutions fell to 16 932 the lowest in modern history despite record admissions 20 143 up from 19 573 in 1968 Outpatient facilities and 40 state community clinics served about 30 000 patients. Lorain adds librarian change at Domonkas Library with Mrs Collier replacing the late Mrs Enright and continued duties at Garfield Boulevard branch.
British Columbia authorities blocked New York artist Robert Smithson and Vancouver dealer Douglas Christmas from dumping 149 tons of broken glass on Miami Island in the Strait of Georgia near Nanaimo. The move followed conservation protests over potential harm to seals.
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