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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1970
Page
9
Hal Boyle riffs on everyday quirks and social foibles in New York. He jokes about midgets in subway doors, apricots as women's food, honest men, and office habits, blending wry observations with light cynicism about urban life.
ABC-TV announces a midseason overhaul in January canceling six new series and the Tom Jones variety show. Other removals include Matt Lincoln Barefoot in the Park The Young Rebels The Silent Force The Immortal and The Most Deadly Game. New programs previewed include Pearl Bailey variety The Smith Family Alias Smith and Jones and a Monday movie emphasis. Rasputin role narrowed for Nicho las and Alexandra casting decisions noted.
Ohio's master plan to be shown to the Board of Regents calls for capping out-of-state enrollment across all 12 state universities. Chancellor Millett will seek legislation to limit nonresidents as enrollments rise, with prior caps already in place at five campuses. Ohio State faces 46 000 students and potential timing for reductions remains undecided.
Janet Thompson, 28, an American educator, founded the Center of Auditive Oral Rehabilitation in a pink building in Tijuana to educate 37 deaf children. She uses lunch as a daily lesson in grammar and math while incorporating readings on how words form sentences. Funds come from Club Amistad volunteers and a California church, supporting impoverished pupils with varied IQs and sight issues.
The piece imagines William Shakespeare answering questions on the 1972 election analyses. It notes views of Nixon supporters and critics, referencing inflation and public mood while Shakespeare quips on governance, fortune, and reform as the dialogue humorously surveys the campaign and outcomes.
The new GI home loan law, signed by President Nixon, restores loan guarantees for about 8 million WWII and Korea veterans and opens a mobile home program. It wipes expiration dates, allows refinancing, and offers special support for severely disabled veterans. The measure faces tight credit and higher rates may blunt impact.
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