No simplistic answers Saxbe urges OSU graduates
Ambassador William B. Saxbe told 5100 Ohio State University graduates that America must abandon the idea of simple fixes for complex problems. He warned against easy domestic solutions, warned of inflation, and urged facing tough questions head on. The address honored Saxbe with an honorary law degree as his son Charles Saxbe graduated.
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Talent, swimsuit winners named
MANSFIELD UP I Karen Marten Haas of Chagrin Falls won the swimsuit and evening gown competition and Jamice Elaine Cooley of Portsmouth was the talent winner at the Miss Ohio Pageant here last night. The field of 24 contestants swap sections for the second judging tonight. The new Miss Ohio will be crowned tomorrow night. Miss Haus competing as Miss Northeast ern Ohio is the oldest and tallest contestant in the pageant being 28 and 59. Miss Cogley 19 who competed as Miss Miami Valley presented a piano rendition of the Tenth Variation of 2 Theme of Paganni nt by Liszt and a vocal rendition of Love Is Where You Find It.
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Divorce for richer and poorer in split households
University of Michigan research challenges the stereotype of the financially worse-off ex wife after divorce. An ISA study of 5,000 families and 133 cases from 1968 to 1973 shows divorced husbands often remain wealthier, with 47.5 percent in the top 30 percent income tier versus 23.4 percent for wives after alimony.
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Best way to marriage is good fights says Purdue counselor
WEST LAFAYETTE Ind AP marriages need more good fights says Purdue University counselor Dr Wallace Denton director of Purdue s Marriage Counseling Center He advised couples to fight on one subject at a time pick the best time avoid hitting and running and practice forgiveness The Ninth District Court of Appeals upheld the conviction of Anacia Phillips 27 of 109 East Ave who was convicted of rape by a Lorain County jury Judge Paul Mikus sentenced Phillips to five to 250 years in Lucasville Prison Phillips appealed the conviction
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Book lice feast at libraries and on bindings
Book lice are common in libraries feeding on glue and paste in book bindings. Only sucking lice attach to human skin.
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