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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1972
Page
7
Sunday Libra to Capricorn sections offer general predictions and guidance. It shows Libra caution before action and Scorpio and Sagittarius cautions about prioritizing tasks and catching up on responsibilities. Capricorn receives advice on new employment strategies and restraint in critique.
A list of names and addresses appears for hospital related individuals including Harold Bryson Jennifer Godley Terry Greex Frances Jackson John Korinko and many others with street addresses in Lorain Amherst Wellington LaGrange Avon Lake Elyria and surrounding areas. The text also includes a brief zodiac horoscope section for Aquarius through Virgo with advice on personal and work matters.
The note details steps for locating a lost dog including neighborhood canvassing and contacting the city warden, humane society, and local media. It also reports on dog ownership practices, obedience titles, and a kennel club event at Erie County Fairgrounds with schedules and entries.
Washington author Grace Hassell, author of Soul Sister, argues prejudices are dissolving in interracial dating and marriage as blacks and whites mix in schools and workplaces. She says biases persist but many people now face truth openly, and she compares racial tolerance to China opening up after isolation. Hassell notes candid discussions in Black-White Sex and cites personal experiences and societal reactions.
Ft. Larned in Kansas, a key 19th century outpost guarding the Santa Fe trail, has been dedicated as a national historical site by the National Park Service. The fort, once chartered to escort wagon trains and mail, faded after railroads opened coast to coast. Sold in 1884, it stayed private for eight decades until repurchase by the government in 1964.
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