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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1971
Page
18
A 15 year old boy, newly moved, asks to return to a state delinquency institution rather than attend the local junior high. He expresses deep fear of the school setting, prefers the known institution, and after a half day attempt feels exhausted and wishes to retreat. The caretaker hopes school concessions ease his anxiety until the fear subsides.
A compiled list of names and addresses appears under hospital activities, including Amherst, Elyria, Lorain, Oberlin, and Sheffield Lake. Entries mention Mrs Robert Hayden, Ann Bailey, Sara Salisbury, Helen Kukuc, Anthony Shinsky, and others with street addresses across the region. The list includes multiple family members and guardians associated with hospital or care activity.
Crossword appears to be a mixed up OCR fragment listing puzzle clues and numbers. It mentions Premier Sunday Crossword Puzzle by Jo Paquin and includes many scattered entries such as Halley s Comet clues, various word fragments, and assorted definitions. The readable content resembles a Sunday puzzle grid with across and down hints, but the full list is incomplete and garbled.
A short report from Elyria Ohio dated Sunday September 12 1971 outlines local events and notices appearing in the Chronicle Telegram with a concise community snapshot.
In Bangkok night traffic circles, youths ages 7 to 14 hawk jasmine garlands to earn money for families. Police cite hazards from speeding cars and crowding. children say they drop out of school to help parents as they sell about 10 garlands daily, some injured in traffic incidents.
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