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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1970
Page
7
A student guide notes textbooks cost $30 to $80 per quarter and outlines tricks used by stores. It suggests buying used books, trading or bartering with peers, and coordinating with professors to avoid cancelled courses to minimize losses.
A reader asks for no-load funds investing in bonds. Northeast Investors concentrates about 71 percent in bonds and preferreds with losses of 3.7 percent for six months ending June 1970. Keystone Custodian B-1 holds about 77 percent in corporate bonds with varied sector weights and a 2.6 percent six month gain. For $250 bonds bought 1941–44, values are roughly $48 for early issues and $42.50 for late 1944 issues. the Treasury offers a 5.5 percent retroactive bonus on bonds held to maturity as of June 1. Spear notes he cannot answer all mail but will respond where possible.
Jessica, 17, long-running runaway, describes a five month journey from Miami to Greenwich Village where she faced rape by a motorcycle gang, trafficking for a cigarette, and multiple drug experiences. She quotes a philosophy of sharing and freedom while planning marriage after after-care.
A daily zodiac excerpt advises Virgo to Libra to Pisces on exploiting talents, balancing emotions, and staying safe. It includes regional notes from Pointe-à-Pitre, Guadeloupe, detailing Columbus discovery in 1493 and 1635 French settlement, plus Jean-Claude van Itallie grade transcript and Open Theater links.
A new wave of stationery targets youths under 21 with oversized sheets, bright colors, and bold head shaped designs. Products include a purple envelope 12 by 9 inches, paper with a long-haired youth motif, and items labeled as anti stationery from Hallmark.
TORCH Day at St Andrew's Episcopal Church will mobilize teens in Elyria and Lorain as Sue Morr. oversees Teen Outreach through Community Help projects. Participants will work at Green Acres Children's Home and local centers, with a book sale and a dinner fee to cover evening meals.
CAPE TOWN Africa covers 11.6 million square miles about one fifth of the world land surface. The expanse could accommodate the landmasses of the United States India and Western Europe combined.
In Phnom Penh and across Cambodia to Laos and Thailand, the Mekong River is known by several names including Mae Nam Khong meaning Mother River in local languages. Cambodians call it Tonle Thom or Big Water while the delta region refers to it as Cuu Long Giang, River of the Nine Dragons.
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