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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1977
Page
2
A Philadelphia psychiatrist says real wealth can breed unhappiness and a character defect. Wealthy patients may manipulate others, avoid problems, lack conscience, and resist deep psychological work. Their children show patterns of neglect, alcohol issues, and dependency across generations.
Japan reports its first major cholera outbreak in three decades spreading from Arida to Tokyo suburbs. Health officials conduct mass checks and disinfection, with 50 confirmed cases and one elderly fatality in Arida. A 29 year old hospital worker in Koganei diagnosed. Public areas including schools and the fishing industry shut down as trains are disinfected.
Laurie, a quadriplegic, describes coping with paralysis, independence goals, and family support. She plans to attend Lorain County Community College, pursue psychology, and dreams of a private practice. With aid like a chin-operated wheelchair and home care, she eyes a return to school and life beyond the hospital.
In Vatican City Pope Paul VI canonized John Nepomucene Neumann as America’s first male saint, drawing about 30,000 U S pilgrims to St Peter’s Square. The former Philadelphia bishop, who died in 1860 at age 48, helped found the U S Catholic school system and will be the United States third saint following Cabrini and Seton.
Reported midnight deadline for Robert Scanlon execution on espionage charges passes with Uganda offering no further word. Radio Uganda had said he would be tried by a special military tribunal and executed if found guilty. For days officials denied prosecutions and details remain unclear as fears rise among Britons in Uganda.
UPI reports Soviet diplomats in Washington amassed 12 270 parking tickets last year with none paid. State Department notes this reflects broader parking limit tensions and DC figures show the Soviet Embassy as the citys worst scofflaw with unpaid tickets totaling 245 4 thousand dollars as of March 31 1977 including late fees.
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