Sleep quotas and alarm clocks in medical advice
In a reader exchange Dr Steinerohn defends personal sleep quotas amid warnings against too much sleep. He notes some thrive on six hours while others need eight to ten, praises stable rest for health and cautions against alarm clock dependence. The Chronicle Telegram advertises a sleep booklet for 25 cents plus a stamp.
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Mrs. B
Dr. Steinerohn
Chronicle-Telegram
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Guidance for career upgrading and community resources
A reader seeks low cost or free courses to advance from a secretary role to higher positions in America. The response notes NSA local chapters for networking, two year colleges for English or commercial classes, possible part time work, and a guide to accredited schools. It suggests contacting the chamber of commerce for German language value and lists NSA and United Business Schools Association addresses for further information. A second letter asks about age limits for Licensed Vocational Nurse training, with the federation saying age limits are set by individual schools and can extend to 59 in some programs, plus a request for school lists. Additional notes cover parole officer career info via National Council on Crime and Delinquency and local VFW and Eastern Star notices from Ohio.
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M.A
Lynn
Mass
National Secretaries Association
NSA
National
Grand Ave
Kansas City
United Business Schools Association
17Th St. NW
Washington, D.C
Chamber of Commerce
Joyce
E.L
Dallas
National Federation of Licensed Practical Nurses
W. 57Th St
New York
N.Y
P.V
Oklahoma City
Court
Information Center
National Council On Crime and Delinquency
E. 23Rd St
Yale 270th commencement marks first coed grads
Yale College celebrates its 270th commencement with its first coeducational graduating class and the first brother sister duo, Edward M Noyes TE and Nancy H Noyes of Wyoming Ohio, descendants of Reverend James Noyes, a Yale founder. Film maker Horace Jackson completes The Bus Is Coming project after raising 50 000 dollars via a Daily Variety story. Aristotel Onassis and Jacqueline sail home aboard Christina. John F Kennedy Jr and Caroline join. Dennis Wilson of the Beach Boys to miss about two months due to a hand injury from a shattered window during a household accident. hospital says he is in satisfactory condition after surgery.
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Yale University
Yale
Edward M. Noyes
Nancy H. Noyes
Wyoming
Ohio
Cincinnati
James Noyes
Yale College
Horace Jackson
Daily Variety
Indiana
Hollywood Palladium
Aristotle Onassis
Jacqueline
Skorpiog
Dennis Wilson
Beach Boys
Wilson
Santa Monica
Print room to honor OC prof Wolfgang Stechow
Oberlin College emeritus art professor Wolfgang Stechow received a surprise 75th birthday gift on June 5 a plan to dedicate a print study room as The Wolfgang Stechow Print Cabinet to be funded when Allen Art Museum remodels. Gift from 160+ donors worldwide funded fully by campaign organized by Richard E. Spear.
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Oberlin
Wolfgang Stechow
Oberlin College
Allen Art Museum
Richard E. Spear
Princeton
University of Michigan
Stechow
Cleveland Museum of Art
Mary Conover Mellon
Vassar College
Western world urged to curb leaping wages in inflation fight
Basel AP. The Bank for International Settlements warns Western governments to curb wage growth to fight inflation. Italy led with 21 percent wage gains. U.S. earnings rose around 6.3 percent. The BIS calls for stronger labor policies, broader government action, and smarter money policies to prevent productivity loss and sustain postwar growth amid a persistent U.S. deficit and exchange-rate tensions.
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Basel
Switzerland
Bank For International Settlements
Clearing House For the
West
Italy
United States
Steel Producers Scramble For Orders As Strike Fears Fade
Industry Week reports an abrupt end to hedge buying against a steel workers strike. Mills push July orders and prep for August and September, aiming to hit about 10 million net tons. Higher import prices loom as foreign steel may arrive to avert stockpiling costs amid a weak economy.
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Cleveland
UPI
Industry Week
Business Magazine
Elymian Wins Second at Area Summer Art Show
Linda Stark of 138 Roosevelt Ave won second place at the North Olmsted Summer Art Festival held at the Cabin Recreational Center. Stark, a Kent State University fine arts graduate, teaches private art classes at the Elyria YWCA and is a mother of four.
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Linda Stark
Roosevelt Ave
North Olmsted
the Cabin
Mrs. Stark
Kent State University
Lorain County Community College
Tire accident kills driver near London Kentucky
A truck driver from Dayton, John Dillon, 47, was killed in a tire change mishap near London on Interstate 75. Police said the rim blew off striking him in the head, and he died two hours later at a local hospital.
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London
Ohto
John Dillon
Dayton
Strick
Dillon
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