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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1975
Page
1
This second report outlines how abusive parents often repeat learned patterns from their own childhoods. It describes three abuse components, role reversal dynamics, and unrealistic expectations plus stress factors that trigger neglect and beatings.
The FBI says crime in the United States rose 18 percent in 1974, the largest jump in 14 years. Violent crime and property crime climbed, with teenagers involved in about one third of reported offenses. Firearms featured in most murders and robberies. Ohio crime rose roughly 13 percent, with robbery and murder up sharply.
A TV three hour verdict on the Sam Sheppard case draws attention with actors George Peppard and Nina Van Pallandt portraying key figures. Separate FBI data show Elyria crime up 31 percent in 1974, Lorain 15.5 percent, led by robberies. police chief Maurice Flood cautions courts and trends may mirror 1975.
A Floresville area rancher at Picosa Ranch says he has no definite plans to seek office but did not rule out the possibility. He spoke while discussing current issues with local residents.
English police sealed off Southampton's eastern docks and searched ships including the Queen Elizabeth II after a 400 pound cache of explosives was found in a basement. Officers questioned 42 people and forensic tests would determine if the cache links to London bombings.
At Rambouillet Ford and five allied leaders pledged wide ranging economic cooperation to end the four decade recession. The six nations promised stabilizing monetary policy, freer trade and currency measures while avoiding fixed exchange rates, aiming to curb unemployment inflation and energy problems.
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