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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1973
Page
6
Educational piece argues tests measure subject knowledge only after reducing test taking anxiety. It recommends mental planning before and during exams, including reading questions first, focusing on one item at a time, recognizing problem types, and writing steps neatly to save time. It emphasizes controlling thoughts to improve performance.
The 450SE showcases a zero offset front suspension borrowed from the C-11, a refined power steering system, and 4-wheel disc brakes. It features a 24.5 liter electronically fuel injected V8, a 3 speed automatic, and a spacious 5 passenger interior with modern amenities and enhanced safety such as reinforced doors, bulkhead fuel tank, and centralized locking. The car emphasizes aerodynamics, quiet ride, and precise steering with a 2.7 turn waste to full lock and promises improved test-drive interest from dealers.
A reader asks about salt intake for healthy adults and potential risks from excessive salt. Dr Steinerohn cautions checkups to confirm health, notes salt can worsen fluid retention and blood pressure in some cases, and urges moderation. He also covers disulfiram for alcoholics, fluoride in water, and mono nucleosis treatment with rest and gradual return to activity.
Mrs. Donald Stoll won two first place awards in the annual New London Grange sewing contest. Mrs. Wayne Hofstatter earned two second place honors, while Mrs. John Buderer and Mrs. King Rowland took two third places. Mrs. Ruth Howland also received an award. Rural Life Sunday will be observed at Friendly Hills Youth Camp on June 10, per Mrs. He Ten Heyman, Women's Activities chair.
Lorain County Farm Bureau will hear a health services talk this evening at 8 30 p m at the Peoples Bank Oberlin with William Rose health educator as speaker The session follows a joint meeting and is announced by Clancy Conrad as correlating chairman
Cleveland mayor Ralph J. Perk announced the city has secured a federal grant totaling 403000 dollars for air pollution control efforts. He noted the funding exceeds last year’s grant by about 100000 dollars.
Johnny Shavers, 19, of 500 O'Neil Blvd Sheffield, was sentenced to an indeterminate 5 to 30 years in Mansfield Reformatory by Common Pleas Judge LeRoy F. Kelly after pleading guilty to burglary at Theodore Vukin’s home on 606 W. 34th St Lorain on December 22 and to receiving six stolen guns valued at 630 dollars on November 28.
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