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Mr. Telega's struggle to balance his professional and personal lives may not seem remarkable.

Such strategies were instrumental in helping Mr. Telega, 49, re-enter society.

Mr. Telega recently earned a certificate for completing training as a counselor for people with alcohol and drug problems.

Stoian was born in Telega, Romania.

Like Mr. Telega, most of the men at Open Arms are in the shelter for short periods, averaging six weeks.

The next day she transfers to the much slower cart (telega ) which arrives in the late afternoon in Roslavl', a bustling railway-town.

Gerth and Van Natta go to great lengths to prove that Clinton's office never filed the required paperwork for Telega.

In the year following, Zijiker commenced the drilling of the now-well known Telega Tila oil well in Northern Sumatra.

"I had been at Open Arms, at a halfway house in White Plains and at Samaritan House," Mr. Telega said.

To the West, Telega commune stretches its dwellings upstream the Telega River, up to the salt mines exploited for almost 700 years.

Take the hitherto untold story of Lee Telega, a Cornell University extension employee who worked in Clinton's Washington office for six months, guiding the new senator on agricultural policy.

Around 1540, Radu Paisie, the ruler of Muntenia province of those times, set up a monastery at the confluence between Mislea River and Telega River.

EDWARD TELEGA, a tall, genial man with a ponytail and an easy smile, apologized for his late arrival the other day when meeting a visitor to a shelter for homeless men where he works.

While Mr. Mitchell and his staff are pleased to see former residents like Mr. Telega and Mr. Douglas return to Open Arms to help others, they try to insure that clients avoid getting stuck in the social services system.