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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1975
Page
6
Elinor Guggenheimer, 62, New York City Commissioner of Consumer Affairs, champions consumer rights and fights fraud. She notes progress since 1974, explains consumer laws, and urges use of unit pricing and scales to avoid being short-changed. She calls consumerism a new form of democracy.
A reader urges sick people to stay home and laments others who work or attend events while ill. Abby responds, condemning inconsiderate carriers. Another letter reveals forgiveness after a husband's travel affair, stressing forgiveness and moving forward.
Announcement from Anne Thorley notes the engagement of Susan Long to Harvey Allen Long. Susan, a Midview High School and Baldwin Wallace graduate, teaches at Kansas State University while pursuing her MS. Harvey, Sterling High School and Sterling College alumnus, is working toward an MS in computer science at KSU. Wedding plans are not set.
Budget minded readers can streamline a new wardrobe with wrinkle resistant polyes ter fabrics from American Enka and care free Encron options. Choose coordinated pieces in familiar colors to mix with existing clothes, and read hangtags to avoid dry cleaning or extra pleats. A social notice notes a Wednesday game at St. Michael's Church in Lorain Ohio.
New York UPI reports in Seventeen magazine that a year off after high school is increasingly seen as acceptable. More bright young people are taking a breather with support from parents advisors and some colleges endorsing the plan.
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