Dear Dr Steinerohn Advice Column Fragments on Health and Aging
Readers seek medical guidance from Dr. Steinerohn on issues from drinking and smoking to baldness hysterectomy and bursitis. The columnist offers practical notes, references famous elderly figures, and promotes a booklet titled 22 Ways To Prevent And Treat Coronary Disease with mail order details.
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Watergate prompts rethink of presidential information and secrecy
Washington window views the Watergate scandal as a catalyst to challenge the belief that the president always knows best. It questions government secrecy, asks if democracy can endure undemocratic means, and cites Nixon’s disclosures and aides’ covert actions as a prompt for national debate on information flow and limits of executive power.
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Marion L Steele High music supervisor retires
After 38 years in music education Russell A Petersen retires as instrumental music supervisor at Marion L Steele High School Amherst 60. His career began in 1935 teaching in Lorain and Medina counties and included wind instrument instruction at Wagner Music Store Elyria He earned a Master of Music Education from Western Reserve University in 1942 Petersens family and community ties are noted including his wife Mary and son Alan Petersen a choral director at the same high school He plans travel fishing gardening and piano tuning in retirement with home at 115 Yale Ave Elyria
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Cleveland
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Western Reserve University
Pellersen
Wagner
Elyria
Peters
Mary
Dana
Clifford) Schmidt
Alan Petersen
National Education Association
Music Educators National Conference
Ohio Music Education Association
Northeast Ohio Teachers Association
Yale Ave
Electric Self-Cleaning Ovens Highlighted by Chef Wolff
Chef Michael Wolff promotes electric self-cleaning ovens noting they clean every part of the oven and broiler automatically leaving a sparkling like new finish. He contrasts with continuous cleaning ovens which require special coatings and regular cooking temps. The piece urges readers to consider this appliance for superior cleanliness.
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Michael Wolff
Outstanding New London senior named in high school society
A New London High School senior, Anita M. Lang, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank V Lang, has been selected for the seventh annual Society of Outstanding American High School Students. Lang, a vocational art student at EHOVE, holds multiple leadership roles and 4-H positions, with a potential $40,000 college scholarship and plans to study as a veterinary technician at Biscayne Paramedical Institute in Atlanta in 1974.
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WHS
Lang
Alten Biscayne Paramedical Institute
Atlanta
Liquor Permits Sought by Two Lorain County Clubs
Ohio Department of Liquor Control processes new permit applications for Lorain County venues Club Utada at 1840 E 28th St Lorain and Avondale Golf Club at 3490 Detroit Ave Avon. D and D1 licenses cover beer wine and spirits and on premise and carry out sales with 1 a.m. closing. Devil's Coach Whip shrub fence noted for rooting and spiny growth.
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Wallace says South holds power in national politics
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace told Girls' State delegates that the South is the balance of power in national politics. He urged that Alabama stands in the mainstream of American thought as he addressed a special platform on the Alabama House floor. The report also notes the birth of quintuplets near Portland and quirky local curiosities.
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Public figures in brief and events across pages
Julie Nixon Eisenhower defends her father in Columbus while delivering a high school commencement address. Indiana student group gifts Frank Leahy a $500 portrait as he recovers from illness after a father‑son banquet. Gordon Parks plans to wed Genevieve Young, with a two‑week timeline and 14 years of acquaintance noted by MGM spokesperson.
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