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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1977
Page
6
Elisabeth emera, now Southeastern Ohio Planned Parenthood account manager, returns to college after 15 years away. She notes fear yet strong drive to reenter the field she loves as she recounts her decision to study again following marriage and dependence on her husband’s PhD pursuits.
Mrs. Westenbarger, wife of Ohio University chemistry professor Dr. Gene Westenbarger, embraces part time accounting work while raising four children. She champions women pursuing careers at their own pace and volunteers with Planned Parenthood and La Leche League, founded seven years ago.
University of Tennessee psychologist uses EEG based biofeedback with a toy train and computer to reduce hyperactive behavior in children. More than 75 percent of 20 treated youths improved in behavior and grades, with some stopping medication.
A reader praises dedicated shelter workers yet urges humane methods and systemic reform. Abby counsels persistence, then answers questions about smoking, bedwetter mothers, and a motivational quip about gratitude and perspective, guiding readers to write for a personal reply.
A columnist urges seniors to fight isolation by volunteering at local centers and programs. Examples include Thursday Friends in Eugene Oregon, Adopt a Friend schemes, and roles as drivers counselors and visitors with training benefits.
Holding the Food Line reports on the Quota Club cookbook project and a recipe by Rita Oberholzer for Chicken Liver Hors d Oeuvres. It notes a second edition with diverse new recipes and includes a brief explanation from the FDA on microwave cooking and food safety.
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