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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1965
Page
2
Dear Fran asks how to stop nail biting linking nervousness to the habit and seeks professional help. Ann Landers notes nail biting signals anxiety and that gimmicks rarely work, urging to address underlying issues. A second reader asks about child discipline. Landers opposes slapping and favors removing the child from the room to correct behavior.
In Southern California foothill suburbs heat and drought push wildlife into residential areas. A 100 pound mountain lion eyed Frank Breen and his dog from 10 feet before retreating when his wife appeared. Lions, coyotes, and a deer nuisance prompt residents to seek help from Fish and Game as fires last year drove more animals into the suburbs.
Baker University in Baldwin Kansas begins a million dollar expansion with a fall start on a men s dormitory and a musical arts building. Dormitory bids total 567 000 with Bowers Construction Topeka Norris Brothers Lawrence Hedlund Electrical McPherson the others pending Housing and Home Finance Agency approval. Musical arts building bid process to run within 30 days with completion of both structures planned for fall 1966. The piece also notes the 1938 iconoscope camera patent by Vladimir Zworykin.
Four states Kansas Missouri Arkansas and Oklahoma work on a pilot plan to obtain federal funds under a new economic development act. The Ozark Mountain area hopes to create an Appalachia style program and share a 15 million dollar public works funding pool. Representatives revised the plan and sent copies to their governors with potential details to be released next week.
Bethel College chemist Dr. Robert Schmidt reports dandelion blossoms contain significant paraffin, about 15 to 20 percent of crude wax, based on July tests at Kansas State University. He notes paraffin is a petroleum product and discusses future work and funding to continue analysis.
Three south central Kansas junior colleges expect about a 22 percent rise in enrollment this semester. Pratt County College opens with 420 students while Butler Community College forecasts 662 at El Dorado and Hutchinson projects 1,350 to 1,400 students. Faculty expanded to 14 at Pratt 35 at Butler and 60 at Hutchinson. President A H Elland comments on potential fall headcount.
Buffalo area social items report Mr. and Mrs. W L Cochrane of Wichita visiting Easley grandparents in town then traveling to Kansas City to see daughter and Roy M Steele and son Max Easley. Visits by Kristina VanHorn, Sally Jones, Elaine Stevens, Cheryl Campbell, Marilyn Chapman. Barbara Stanfield and Lee Ramsey wed in Joplin Aug 19. dinner at Baker home. Anne Larimore and Glenda Apt visitors with relatives. Jeffrey Campbell visits Eureka grandparents Millicans.
Bowling scores list for First National Bank Ennis Perforator’s Fowler Transport Consolidated Oil Well Koch Furniture Burlington Mfg Chanute Motor Mid-America Refining with team totals and highs. Dates and locations imply a regional business bowling league standings and individual high scores for Bright Binnion Hinkle Young Gough Taylor Cook Audiss Solomon.
The National Geographic notes that few rural Ethiopians know exact ages. It observes that many educated girls often claim ages around 17. This underscores gaps in record keeping and varying social norms affecting age reporting.
Chanute Tribune printing and publication details list the Chanute Publishing Company staff and offices. It notes circulation rates by mail for Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson Counties with pricing for six months three months and one month and includes Associated Press rights and audit bureau membership.
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