No Instant Solution Seen For Drug Abuse Problem
An article cites that real progress on drug education is elusive. Teachers face pressure and bias, often delivering only sporadic assemblies rather than sustained, unbiased instruction. Critics warn that scare tactics fail, especially with students already using or wavering between use and abstinence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Bridgeport
Conn
Donald Wolk
University of Bridgeport
National Council For the Social Studies
National Education Association
Wolk
Cotics
Stamford
Drug education questioned after Schreiber study findings
A Port Washington high school survey shows students exposed to drug education did not reduce narcotic use. The report links peer pressure and family habits to drug taking, urging programs that address underlying causes and student input rather than purely lecturing.
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Schreiber High School
Port Washington
N. Y
Wolk
Tion
Georgia
Schreiber
Washington
D. C
Quotable Women Hail New Recruit Julie Nixon Eisenhower
Tanya Roche of Atlantic Beach Florida praises Julie Nixon Eisenhower as a promising addition to the elementary school faculty. The remark reflects support for a new recruit joining the teachers and staff of the school.
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Tanya Roche
Atlantic Beach, Fla
Julie Nixon Eisenhower
Births and Family Announcements Across Athens and Nearby
Mr and Mrs Michael Nice of Albany announce the birth of Marcus Ray born Aug 20 at O Bl ness Hospital. Grandparents Arley Markin and Rob ert Nice. Navy service in Kingsville Texas. They have another son Brian age 2. Mr and Mrs Brian C Ford Shawnee Kan announce Scott Alan born Friday Aug 27 in Bethany Hospital Kansas City Kan. Grandparents Dr and Mrs Donald Ford Lucas Kan and Mrs Ted Stiff Athens. Mr and Mrs Charles J Rowan The Plains announce John Bernard born Aug 19 at O Bl ness Memorial Hospital also a daughter Susan Marie 4 and son Charles Richard 18 months. Grandparents John J Collins Athens and George B Rowan The Plains.
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Michael Nice
Albany
Marcus Ray
O’bleness Hospital
Arley Markin
Robert Nice
New Plymouth
Arch Markins
Athens
Margaret McDonald
Margaret Nice
Union Furnace
Gladys Friley
Logan
Ruben Friley
Haydenville
Navy
Kingsville
Tex
Brian
Brian C. Ford
Janet Stiff
Shawnee
Kans
Scott Alan
Bethany Hospital
Kansas City
Donald Ford
Lucas
Ted Stiff
Charles J. Rowan
W. Third St
the Plains
John Bernard
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Susan Marie
Charles Richard
John J. Collins
Warren Rd
George B. Rowan
Mound St
Auxiliary Donates to Athens County Mentally Retarded Group
The Past Presidents Association of the Ladies Auxiliary to the VFW Ohio presents a check to the Athens County Association of Mentally Retarded. Mrs Charles Sloan receives the gift at Beacon School from four New Marshfield VFW Ladies Auxiliary members Virgene Martin Florence Llewellyn Hazel Llewellyn and Mary McFadden. Funds support the association dental program funded by individuals and civic groups.
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Athens County Association of Mentally Retarded
Waitress voices woes on tips and separate checks
Dear Abby letters reveal a Cypress California waitress discussing long hours, low pay, and the burden of assisting bus boys while customers favor smaller tips. She notes many waitresses support families with meager wages and questions education and opportunity.
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Abigail van Buren
Abby
Silver Care Trick From Roadside Cafe Tip
A roadside cafe waitress wrapped knife, fork and spoon in a damp napkin to keep them together and used moisture to hold the trio. The tip suggests using this method at home to speed putting away silverware.
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Gussie
Bride Elect Honored At Randall MacCleary Shower
Mrs Pat Deeds and Mrs Sara Green hosted a bridal shower for Miss Jane Burfield bride elect of Randall MacCleary. Games awarded prizes to Mrs Carroll Pierce Mrs Karen France Mrs Linda Batdorff Miss Karla Gutheil and Mrs Lola Roberts. Attending included Mrs Robert Burfield and other relatives and friends.
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Pat Deeds
Sara Green
Jane Burfield
Randall MacCleary
Carroll Pierce
Karen France
Linda Batdorff
Karla Gutheil
Lola Roberts
Robert Burfield
Patricia Mac-Cleary
Karen Mac-Cleary
Lola McCoy
Linda Pierce
Vera Bean
Dorothy Gettle
Mary Hartley
Gayle Sayre
Ginger Cunningham
Shirley Dorman
Janice Vollmer
Open House Planned for Mrs Blanche Pollins 90th Birthday
An open house is planned for Saturday September 4 for Mrs Blanche Pollins of Coolville Route 2 as she marks her 90th birthday. Relatives and friends are invited from 2 p.m. through the evening.
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Blanche Pollins
Coolville
Letter of Laughter Dear Heloise Retailing Wit for Lazy Housekeeping
A playful column summarizes a reader’s plan to redecorate with minimal effort. It uses humor about avoiding housework while painting a living room and dabbling paint on small wooden pieces to prompt shopping for fabrics and accessories.
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Heloise
Matilda
Windle Race Fruit Surprise Dessert
This dessert uses fresh peaches, cantaloupe, and watermelon balls in orange or raspberry gelatin. Prepare gelatin, chill in a shallow pan, insert peach halves cut side up with fruit balls, set, then cut into squares and serve with whipped cream or sour cream as a salad.
Letter of Thought on Economy Meat Cuts and Harmless Adaptations
A reader warns women to keep clever economy meat cut ideas to themselves and recalls price jumps from renaming frank steak to London Broil and chicken wings from a joint becoming a miniature drumstick as an hors d oeuvres.
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Heloise
London
Wig Organization Hack With Coffee Cans
A reader describes storing wiglets wigs and falls in recycled 3 pound coffee cans. Large bobby pins clips and decorations stay inside each can with the wig. a plastic lid seals the top and a bag covers the setup. The compact system sits upright on a closet shelf for easy handling.
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Heloise
Heloise column invites reader hints and questions
This housewife guidance snippet explains Heloise cannot answer all letters but will address questions when possible. It notes readers may write to Heloise in care of the newspaper, with Judy praising a travel iron’s suitability for baby clothes and ruffles.
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Heloise
Alien Marriage and Path to Citizenship Rules
The text explains that marriage to an American no longer grants automatic citizenship. It notes that a foreigner may become a permanent resident first, then qualify for citizenship after three years of residency with the U.S. citizen spouse, highlighting this as an incentive for aliens to marry Americans.
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Utica
United States
U. S
Personal advice column note to Abby
A reader invites readers to write to Abby at Box 69700 Los Angeles California 90069 for a personal reply the request includes a stamped addressed envelope.
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Abby
Los Angeles
Cal
Athens Senior Citizens Club Plans Fair Trip
Athens Senior Citizens Club members viewed a color sound film "Adventure in Maturity" presented by Gordon Lawrence of the Athens Jaycees. They planned to attend the Ohio State Fair on Senior Citizens Day Monday with Mr. Lawrence providing transportation.
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Athens Senior Citizens Club
Gordon Lawrence
The
Athens Jaycees
Lawrence
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