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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1978
Page
3
A Soviet hypnotherapist named Bul describes case histories showing hypnosis used to treat malnutrition, cancer fears, diabetes, high blood pressure, and surgical anxiety. He claims many patients improved after sessions that uncover emotional root causes and guide treatment, with some cases reaching near normal function.
Ohio Edison prepared to present witnesses arguing long term nuclear cheaper while Power Siting staff backs coal options. The hearing weighs future power demand over 10 to 15 years and the lack of federal waste disposal programs.
The selection reflects Dean and Roth as knowledgeable coaches with strong teaching, tactical, and organizational skills. Both bring familiarity with Elyria's players and system, which officials say helps during the hiring process for the coaching role.
Denver based Harry Hoffmans president Rick Bogdanowitz says the first national rollout of generic liquor will cut prices by 20 to 35 percent. He labored six weeks to arrange bottling without brand names and faced skepticism from distilleries and state regulators.
DETROIT UP I C I A c c o c c a fired as Ford president dominates the story as Ford previews the 1979 Mustang. The car is pitched as a revolutionary new model with European styling and a new engine family and suspension system. Ford executives say the aim is a fresh era for the nameplate after slipping sales.
A Williamsport minister uses a ventriloquist dummy named Willie to aid sermons at High Street United Methodist Church. The Rev G Edward Loreman, a self taught puppeteer, recounts Willie’s line about grammar and seven Jesus, noting the pair once faced an assembly in Rochester where the dummy urged to speak on religion amid church state questions.
Across Louisville Philadelphia Memphis New York and Clarkton workers and police threaten action as courts order back to work. Guards replace Louisville firefighters while Philadelphia prison guards ignore orders. City layoffs of about 3500 workers threaten a broader blow to municipal services.
The Supreme Court ruled 7-1 that the 1968 Indian Civil Rights Act channels Indians to tribal courts for civil claims while preserving federal access for imprisoned individuals. The test case by Julia Martinez, Santa Clara Pueblo member, challenged a Pueblo membership rule barring her mixed-heritage children from vote and residence rights. The Albuquerque district court initially ruled for the tribe. the 10th Circuit reversed.
Indian demonstrators headed to Capitol Hill to denounce nearly a dozen anti Indian bills and deliver a native manifesto urging treaty honors. The Longest Walk organizer said Coretta Scott King and Jesse Jackson would lead marchers to greet congressmen as activists warn bills threaten land water and hunting rights. Congress had not seriously considered the measures.
In Alameda County Superior Court Judge Richard A Bancroft ordered George Teebay to have visitation with the family dog Clyde the golden retriever. The order specifies weekends on the second and fourth from Friday 7 p.m. to Sunday 4 p.m. commencing immediately, with both parties urged to cooperate to enforce the custody arrangement.
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