Dear Dr Steinerohn on Guilt and Child Development
A reader describes guilt after caring for an ailing mother and questions about balancing caregiving with self care. The column discusses emotional burden, family duty, and differing views on parenting and support for a non speaking granddaughter. Dr Steinerohn offers guidance on recognizing genuine needs and seeking medical evaluation.
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Johnny Mathis at Blossom Tonight in Cuyahoga Falls
Romantic concerts at Blossom Music Center feature Johnny Mathis tonight at 4 30 p.m. Matthi as Bamert conducts first half with Bernstein Ives and Gould. Second half presents Mathis with Roy Rogosin as guest conductor. Mancini leads Friday and Saturday with a small combo. Tickets available at Blossom Pavilion Severance Hall Burrows Mayflower.
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Lorain hires 14 staff. adds two admin posts and twelve teachers
The Lorain school board filled two administrative positions and hired twelve teachers. Appointments include John Markutsa as a 10 month assistant principal at Southview High School earning 16112 and Richard Barnes as director of personnel earning 18000.
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Board of Education
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Southview High School
Richard Barnes
Olan Reese
Amherst Council Approves First Reading Of Subdivisions
Amherst council approved first reading of an ordinance accepting two subdivisions in Charles Oak Point Estates along South Lake Street. Developer Charles Abraham requested no $25,000 maintenance bond. council will decide. Also approved NOACA delinquent dues for 1970 to 1972 and heard rezoning for Milan Avenue Lumber Co. sale.
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Amherst Councilman defends city hall campaign use
Amherst council member Joseph Godfrey a Republican candidate defended using city hall for political campaigning after criticism by Fred Leimbach another Republican candidate. Godfrey said the building is for city business and not denied to anyone and offered to reimburse copying costs. fellow council members noted concerns about meeting location and campaign equipment usage with calls for political meetings to be held elsewhere or paid for.
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Unsinkable Wilson stars at Blossom July 4 concert
Meredith Wilson will conduct his own works and others at the Blossom Music Center July 4 Band Concert at 7 30 p m. The program includes selections from The Unsinkable Molly Brown Here's Love The Music Man and Rossini William Tell Overture plus marches. A rocket display is planned over the Blossom lawn. Tickets are on sale at Blossom box office Severance Hall Burrows Stores in Cleveland and Mayflower Ticket Bureau in Akron. Gates and picnic areas open at 5 p.m.
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Jack Gilray
al Cobine
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Coppola admitted to Perugia clinic after heart pains
Frank Three Fingers Coppola, 73, a former Kansas City mob figure, was taken to a Perugia penitentiary clinic with heart pains. Doctors reported observation with satisfactory condition. Coppola had been deported to Italy in 1948 and arrested near Rome last Friday on charges tied to an assassination attempt against a police prosecutor.
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Speeding and arrest reports surface in scattered notices
The fragment lists individuals and localities with offenses including speeding and resisting arrest. Names mentioned include Donald D Summerfield of Cleveland and James A Benemary of Titusville. Other items note improper pasting and unsecure license plates. addresses appear for Lorain Grattan and Terre 3.
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E. 90Th St
Lorain
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Titusville
Florida
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East Rd
Gratton
Terre
Anders
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