Peer counselors at Parkway Central High School
At Parkway Central High School in St Louis a peer counseling program for juniors and seniors provides trained student counselors to handle problems and reach more students. Nearly five applicants per opening started with 18 participants last fall and more than 500 contacts occurred early in the program.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Romeo
Juliet
Bill Hensley
Parkway Central High School
Hensley
Mary Kummer
Parkway
Jan Douglass
Marci Kimmel
Douglass
Alcohol and unborn children warning urged by institute director
Dr. Ernest P. Noble of the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism urged a government warning that more than two daily drinks may harm the unborn child. He cited a panel of 40 experts and animal studies showing excessive alcohol can cause physical and behavioral abnormalities, with a suggested safe limit of two drinks daily, equivalent to one ounce of alcohol. He forwarded the recommendation to the Health, Education and Welfare Department for action and noted binge drinking may also be damaging.
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AL Rossiter Jr
UPI
Washington
National Institute On Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism
Ernest P. Noble
Noble
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Ag Bedes Rule Urges Murderer to Assume Victim Identity
United Press International reports a tribal law among the Ag bedes of Africa requiring a murderer to shed his own identity and take on that of the victim, including the victim’s name debts assets wife and children.
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Africa
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