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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1971
Page
7
A pastor laments a fading marriage and an attraction to a church member. Anonymous asks for guidance as options include counseling, relocation, or divorce. Abby urges repairing the marriage, counseling, and warns against pursuing multiple partners.
A reader asks about handling ongoing conflicts with a husband who dislikes arguments. The columnist urges mature communication, noting bottled resentments can cause ulcers, and suggests addressing feelings rather than letting conflicts fester.
Richard Welsh of Ohio Farmers Insurance spoke on no fault auto coverage at the First Tuesday Community Forum in I O C F Hall. Panel included Lyman Chidsey and Warren Fuller. Welsh noted six states use no fault systems and Ohio may not pass a 1971 bill. discussants urged highway safety and reform of tort methods.
Medina County Extension Service mobilizes a county wide horse census with 4 H Horse and Pony Club volunteers visiting homes August 9 and 10 to survey horses. The effort follows a report of Venezuelan Equine Encephalomyelitis and aims to enable prompt action if the disease appears outside quarantined areas. A Surveillance Committee of 25 county residents monitors for suspicious horse disease and coordinates with veterinarians and state and federal officials. Signs of VEE include fever up to 106 degrees, rapid pulse, loss of appetite and drifting gait.
Miss Mary Handley celebrates losing 65 pounds on the Slim & Trim Diet Club program. INSIGHT Seminars offer education and motivation for permanent weight loss with weekly meetings analyzing heredity, emotional patterns, inactivity, and dieting myths. The plan highlights high protein foods and vegetables and invites attendance Mondays at 7 30 P.M. L K Restaurant 431 W Liberty.
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