Color, mood and decor linked by color choices
An article notes color affects mood and behavior, citing experts like Paul Schenk and Marilyn Or, with pastel shades calming and bright hues stimulating. It discusses how blue may imply calm, red signals aggression, and yellow suggests sociability, urging readers to consider color psychology in room design.
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Paul Schenk
Marilyn C
Barrick
Luscher
University of Colorado
Max Shell
Lacie
Switz
Ohio court rules on pre 74 divorces child support till 21
Ohio Supreme Court held that changing the age of majority from 21 to 18 does not affect support and college education obligations in divorces issued before the act. In a 5 to 2 decision, the court affirmed appeals rulings requiring continued support as specified in divorce decrees, including four consolidated cases from Summit Cuyahoga and Franklin counties.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio
High Court
Summit County
Richard F Nokes
Gay L Nokes
Ms Nokes
Summit County Common Pleas Court
Common Pleas Court
Supreme Court
Nokes
Cuyahoga County
Franklin County
Ann M. Pappas
Theodore C. Pappas
Bernard
Rosenfeld
Marcia Rosenfeld
Leonard J. Kacik
Dorothy M Kacik
Fun Splash Day At Amherst Pool Highlights Women League Event
Amherst Women’s League hosted a three hour Fun-Splash day at Maude Neiding Park pool featuring water games contests races and diving displays. Participants Marilyn Bechtel Leslie Wilson Carolyn Affelder Anita Harlan and Sharon Getty modeled modest swimwear as Frontier Week activities run July 4 to 11 under Amherst sandstone bicentennial committee and Amherst Historical Society.
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Amherst
Amherst Women’s League
Maude Neiding Park
Marilyn Bechtel
Oberlin Rd
Leslie
Elyria approves two year ambulance peace deal
City council approved a two year contract with Majoras Ambulance Service effective 6 p.m. today at an estimated 33000 pounds annually. The pact includes a automatic two year renewal and a 4000 dollar monthly payment plus a 45 dollar call fee reimbursement to the city. Majoras owner John Majoras welcomed the settlement saying it allows him to buy a 30000 dollar new vehicle and equipment for Elyria.
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Elyria
Majoras Ambulance Service
John Majoras
Majoras
Felix Klimczak
Jack E. Ryba
R-4
Little on big wheeler ride to Philadelphia
Rex Little, 54, Mansfield, rides an old-fashioned high wheeled bicycle with a small problem as he travels with an 8 member bicycle group from Dearborn, Michigan, July 4, through Wakeman en route to Philadelphia. The group demonstrated cycling skills at Wakeman Elementary School and aims to reach Strongsville tonight.
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Rex Little
Mansfield
Wakeman
Philadelphia
Dearborn
Mich
Strongsville
Parking decks venture gains Chamber support in Elyria
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce backs a two deck parking plan costing about 3 million dollars to add nearly 1,000 spaces. The chamber offers to fund up to 1,500 dollars for a study by Squire, Sanders and Dempsey, with the city to review a public private approach or a parking authority to issue bonds.
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Elyria
Chamber of Commerce
The
Chamber
Marguerite B. Bowman
Richard Elliott
Bowman
City Council
Cleveland
Squire, Sanders and Dempsey
Squire
Sanders
Dempsey
Elliott
Georgian dancer stars in Moiseyev festival at the Met
A member of the Georgian State Dance Company performs a highlight piece from Igor Moiseyev's Russian Festival of Music and Dance. The show opens next week at New York's Metropolitan House ahead of a U.S. tour.
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Soviet Union
Igor Moiseyev
New York
Metropolitan
U.S
UPI
Weather update with showers and storms tonight
Partly cloudy tonight with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Lows near 68. Mostly cloudy tomorrow with a chance of showers and highs in the upper 70s. Fifty percent chance of rain tonight and 30 percent tomorrow. Winds SW to W 10 to 15 mph tonight. Sunrise 6 01 a.m. Set 9 03 p.m. Highway 84 note at 12:15 p.m. yesterday. Low was 2 at midnight.
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Samset
Red carpet and pink party for Queen Elizabeth II
President Ford hosted a state dinner at the White House for Queen Elizabeth II with a large Union Jack display and an air conditioned banquet tent over the rose garden. Betty Ford arranged a pink garden party theme with Hawaii flowers and New York decorators as Fourth of July heat reduced normal blooms.
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White House
Queen
Washington
UPI
Ford
Queen Elizabeth II
Betty Ford
Fords
Hawaii
New York
James Goslee
Fernery
Betty Sherill
McMillen, Inc
America
Regional centers eyed Lima hospital closing urged
Dr. Timothy Moritz of the Ohio Mental Health department urged the Lima State Hospital for the Criminally Insane be closed and replaced by three regional forensic hospitals in Cleveland Columbus and southwest Ohio. He says the plan would cost less than renovating Lima and include major university affiliations for forensic psychiatry and mental health law training. Moritz notes Lima’s jail-like campus dates to 1907 with 367 patients and cites federal court costs totaling about 13.7 million dollars to meet standards and start modern programs.
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Columbus
UPI
Timothy B Moritz
Ohio Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation
Lima State
Moritz
U. District Court
Toledo
James A. Rhodes
Ohio General Assembly
Ohio
Lima
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