Heart health advice and reader questions from a column
A reader advises on anxiety and chest pains with emphasis on left side misconceptions and heart health steps. A second message urges medical evaluation for a lump under the armpit and warns against self treatment. Hollywood news notes Philip Graves taking a key role in MGM film with Victor Mature and Lynn Redgrave.
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Chronicle - Telegram
Elyria
Ohio
Hollywood
UPI
Philip Graves
MGM
Victor Mature
Lynn Redgrave
Hypersensitive Heart Pain Spurs Calls for Compassion
A reader outlines how anxiety and nerve pain mimic heart disease, noting that many patients show heart symptoms without organic illness. Doctors advise continued care and reassurance, emphasizing that nerves can cause real pain and fear.
Area hospital levy praised by New London officials
Mrs Fred Monroe president of the hospital board lauded Cub Scouts and others for helping pass the tax levy. She noted temporary administration by Mrs Monroe replacing William Maschal. New boiler heater replacement cost 250 dollars and sprinkler system in convalescent ward completed. A 150 dollar donation from the Community Church service at Recreation Park was credited to the sprinkler fund. Mrs Paul Howsmon to acknowledge church gifts.
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New London
Fred Monroe
Monroe
William Maschal
Otto Lanka
Recreation Park
Labor Day
Paul Howsmon
Wakeman to fill affairs board post
Wakeman Village Council will appoint someone to fill a vacancy on the board of public affairs after two seats were vacated by the expiration of D. J. Busek and M. A. Clark terms. Only Melvin Bass ran in the election for one seat. no appointment candidates were named. Part-time Patrolman Gene Croxford completed police training and is available to assist Police Chief Lyle Miller. Mayor Paul Burns and Councilman Gerald Eaton reported on zoning meeting regarding Thomas Tkach's request to rezone farm property for recreational use. TEACH PROPOSED facility plan includes golf course pool camping and bowling alley. neighbors oppose spot rezoning. Council may consider annexation but no formal plan. In other business council approved Terry Valentine as auxiliary patrolman and expects 1971 budget surplus.
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Wakeman
Board of Public Affairs
D.J. Busek
M.A. Clark
Melvin Bass
Gene Croxford
Fremont
Lyle Miller
Paul Burns
Gerald Eaton
Wakeman Township
Thomas Tkach
Rt. 60 North
Terry Valentine
Gale Bachelder
Terrain vehicles face Amherst curb
The Amherst city council will consider an ordinance at the November 22 meeting to regulate mini bikes snowmobiles go carts trail bikes and other terrain vehicles within city limits. Committee chairman William Bruce said it would let the city investigate complaints citywide and charge violators under the ordinance following numerous complaints.
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Amherst
Police and Fire Committee of Council
William Bruce
Welfare soap drive to aid Lorain County clients
The Newman Club at Lorain County Community College launches Operation Soap on Monday to collect soap and detergents for welfare recipients. Gregory Janik leads the effort with college clubs and organizations placing donation containers in the college center mall.
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Lorain County
Oberlin to stage Poulenc opera Dialogues of the Carmelites
Oberlin University will present three performances of Dialogues of the Carmelites by Poulenc in English at Hall Auditorium in November 1921. The large cast features Alma Jean Smith in the lead with Susan Silverstein Veronica August Lynn Winke lvoss John Hanriot Cynthia Homan and Randolph Riscol. Roy Lazarus production director and Robert Baustian conducts the 50 member orchestra. Tickets are available at the box office.
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Oberlin
Dialogues of the Carmelites
Hall
Poulenc
Alma Jean Smith
Conservatory
Roy Lazarus
Oberlin Music Theater
Robert Baustian
Hall Auditorium
Amherst to Seek Ruling on City Debt Case
Amherst officials move to obtain a declaratory judgment from Lorain County Common Pleas Court to decide if the city can legally pay a $2,400 transformer bill for Marion L. Steele High School's athletic complex after boosters requested payment without bids. The state audit cites $135,273 in utility bills owed to the city utility.
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Amherst
Martin Heberling
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Marion L. Steele High School
Athletic Boosters Club
Boosters
Heberling
Ralph Zilch
Creston Livestock Market Sells 1,345 Head Across Classes
Three hundred ninety eight consignors sold 1,345 head with calves strong. Good hogs and sows sold higher, top $21.50 on 13 Yorkshire hogs. Cattle scene firm with steers up to $34.75, Holsteins $33.20, heifers to $32, cows above $23.50, bulls to $32.50, feeder cattle strong to $37.
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Creston
Livestock Auction Price Ranges Across Categories
The report lists bid ranges for cattle and swine items from top Holstein calves to feeder cattle, sows, boars and beef cows. Prices span from low single digits to highs around 56.50 for dairy springers, with varied grades including Good, Mediums, Lights and Canners.
Lorain County program creates 36 jobs in two months
D A Dellizanti Lorain County administrator reports two months of federal emergency employment cost 29442 dollars and 36 people employed. 17 veterans among workers. Program started with 269000 federal grant, boosted by 361900. 90 percent federal funds, 10 percent in kind from the county.目标
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D. A. Dellizanti
Lorain County
Dellizanti
Oberlin weighs CATV franchise bids from two firms
Oberlin City Council considered two bidders for a cable television franchise. WOBL radio of Oberlin and Continental Cablevision of Norwalk presented, touting local control and enhanced programming. Proposals highlight funding, engineering, construction and maintenance abilities plus potential municipal use. projected fees around 60 dollars annually plus a 10 dollar setup fee.
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Oberlin
WOBL
Continental Cablevision
Norwalk
E. Harold Munn
Coldwater
Mich
Warry Wilber
Council
CATV
Willett
Oberlin delays action on East College Street assessments
The East College Street board of equalization recommended lowering assessments to 8 dollars per front foot from 11.14. The council may accept or replace the panel. The project covers 2é-foot pavement curbing gutters and drainage from South Crosby to East Lorain, financed largely by state Issue No. 1 funds, totaling 99750 dollars.
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Oberlin
East College Street
Cil
South Crosby Street
East Lorain Street
Two Amherst Council Committees Set for Tuesday Meetings
Two council groups to meet at city hall next Tuesday. The utilities committee will meet at 7 p.m. to discuss a waterline request from a South Amherst resident, a water mains sale contract in Dorwood Acres to Lorain, and the athletic complex transformer bill. The ordinance committee meets at 8 p.m. to discuss park property purchase, the tree planting project, and the completion of the city hall renovation.
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Amherst
City Hall
South Amherst
Dorwood Acres
Lorain
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