Runaways and Family Struggles Highlight Youth in Crisis
The article examines teenage runaways and family dynamics in Illinois. A daughter runs away. a foster home offers cooling-off care while a youth advocate and therapist work with parents. It cites research from the Institute of Juvenile Research, notes high prevalence, and discusses foster care limits and noncustodial outcomes. It also mentions the National Runaway Switchboard in Chicago for help and referrals.
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Institute For Juvenile Research
Ilelinois
William Kaplan
The
Institute of Juvenile Research
Ilinois
Andy
Federal
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Chicago
Metro-Help, Inc
Labor agency elects Herman president in Lorain County
Wayne R Herman of Elyria was elected president of the Lorain County Labor Agency Inc for the coming year. He also leads the Lorain County AFL CIO Federation of Labor. Other officers named at the first annual meeting include James Shildt as executive VP J Leonard Camera as first VP Patrick Fenelow as second VP Mrs Marvin Anderson as secretary and Mrs Rita Postal as treasurer. A 23 member board of directors was announced with several local union reps and attorneys named among the members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne R Herman
Elyria
Lorain County Labor Agency, Inc
Herman
Lorain County
Afl-Cio Federation of Labor
James Shildt
J. Leonard Camera
Patrick Fenelow
Marvin Anderson
Rita Postal
Anderson
James Ball
Duane Buckholz
Camera
David Dominico
Patrick Genelon
Donnie Lou Heathey
John Klein
Harvey Krieg
J. William McCray
Ronald Nau
Juan Saul Ortiz
Robert Palmer
Michael C. Pohorence
Pustal
John Brenner
Daniel Roberts
Shildt
William Simon
Daniel Stringer
Harold Smith
Sid Sudzbankeh
Norwalk Man Plans Sale of Cable TV Share
Norwalk business figures probe a sale of Dick Rench s half of channel 2 cable station as economic pressure and bills threaten closure. Tim Hohman, co owner and manager, says Rench intends to sell within days with offers awaited from local buyers to cover 10 000 to 12 000 needed for equipment and operations while revenues currently cover about 75 percent of expenses.
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Norwalk
David Scott Norwalk
Dick Rench
Channel 2
Tim Hohman
Hohrman
Rench
Hohman
Rench Diversified Real Estate Co
Milan
Fools for Christ Admonished in Church Dispute Case
The court ordered Rev Beebe to admonish until 30 days or an unsuccessful appeal, with suspension if women priests conduct services again. Bishop Burt gave the admonition, and Beebe said he remains a priest. The case concerns the Episcopal Church's stance on women priests and the trial court’s view of its ban as inequitable.
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Burt
Beebe
Miss Heyward
Christ
Episcopal Church
I Would Rather Bicycle This Summer
A speaker recounts choosing pedal power over driving to save money. They describe riding with a stiff breeze, sweating minimally in waterproof gear, and dodging drivers. The author notes a Philadelphia family that saved 1200 by ditching their car and prefers biking whenever possible.
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Tinue
Philadelphia
Greenspan says recession nearly finished with slow recovery ahead
President advisers say the recession is over for practical purposes and unemployment should fall to about 8.5 percent by January and 7.5 percent by year end 1976. Greenspan warns against large deficits and money supply expansion that could trigger inflation and a new recession in 1977. Von Hayek agrees slower recovery may prolong inflation control.
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Washington
UPL
Alan Greenspan
Council of Economic Advisers
Greenspan
Cbs-Tv
Face the Nation
Friedrich A. von Hayek
NBC
Meet the Press
von Hayek
Oil changes save cars and wallets in six step guide
A car with 40 000 miles suffered major engine damage due to likely oil neglect. The article outlines a six month schedule and a nine step do it yourself oil change, including tool lists, oil types, and a step by step procedure to drain, replace filter, and refill oil, aiming to extend engine life and save money.
Wall Street mixed at open as rates loom over market
The opening with the Dow Jones average slipping slightly and gainers ahead on the NYSE reflected uncertainty over interest rate prospects. Reserve actions nudged short term rates up. In a separate incident, arson damaged a picnic shelter behind Resar's Florist at 9942 E River Rd. a gasoline can was found nearby and the state fire marshal was summoned. Roof damage estimated at 3000 dollars, reported 10:30 a.m.
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New York
Dawn Jones
New York Stock Exchange
Resar's Florist
E. River Rd
Carlisle Township
Russ Gardner
Owen CF
Owen Tel
Ally Power
Allied Chemical
Pan Am Air
Allis Chalmers
Penn Central UT
Alcoal
Penney
Ety Am Airlines
Pat's
Am Brand
Phil Pet
Proct & Gamble
RCA
Con Edison
Ty Ual Inc
Nat Gas
Na Union Carbide
Consm Power
Uniroyal
Bianty
Utd
Sia Detront Edison
US Steel
Westinghouse Elec
He DuPont
Eastern Air
Woolworth
BatnCo
Xerox Cpt
Exxon
Zenith Rad
Firestone
Ford Motors
Pierre R.smith Co
Gen Dynamics
Gen Electric
American Machine & Foundry
Gen Food
Gen Motors
IBM Corn
Goodrich Fy
Int Harvester
Bps
Industries
T&t
Te Kewanee Oil
Joy Mfg
Koehring Ketlogg
Wbhaty Lear Siegler En Kennecott
Bs Mid-Continent
Kopper
Glasse National Gypsum
Kraft
Ohio Edison
LOF Co
Patty Richmond Corp
Monsanto
Searle
G.D Co
Motorola
Sy Smucker i
Nabisco
Sybron
Natl Can
Te Tappan
Nat Steel
Toledo Edison
Norfolk Ws
Union Poefic Corp
Victor Comptameter
Sis Woolworth
Carlisle
Chronicle-Telegram publication details and pricing
The item lists publication details for The Chronicle-Telegram in Elyria Ohio with address 225 East Avenue, June 23 1975 issue number 174, second class mail privileges, rates for daily and Sunday delivery, and checkout of mail subscriptions. It notes carrier rates and contact phones for Elyria Lorain and Cleveland offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & ___ Publishing Co
United States
Lorain
Cleveland
Boone Family to headline Ohio State Fair grand stand
The Pat Boone Family will perform two free shows on August 26 at the Ohio State Fair with Shirley Boone and their four daughters aged 17 to 20. Tanya Tucker, age 16, will give two performances on August 27. The Young Americans, a youth singing group, will join the acts on the program.
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Columbus
UPI
Pat Boone
Tanya Tucker
John F. Evans
Boone
Shirley
Miss Tucker
The
Young Americans
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