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Newspaper
Country Today
Location
Eau Claire, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1985
Page
22
The Wisconsin legislature passed a measure to curb adolescent pregnancies focusing on prevention treatment and consequences including a grandparent responsibility clause. The article recounts a CESA 11 seminar where six young parents shared real life experiences showing gaps in sex education and parental discussions.
A group including Jill Amy Jeff and Chris discuss teen sexuality pregnancy risk and the need for parental involvement open communication and education. They stress that conversations with parents and accurate information can influence decisions and reduce unplanned pregnancies. The speakers reflect on personal experiences and the high costs of teen parenthood.
Eau Claire reports cold weather poses serious health dangers with hypothermia and frostbite. National Weather Service cites 450 deaths yearly from cold exposure and hundreds hospitalized for frostbite. Medical expert Donna Froseth warns about vulnerable outdoors workers and outlines symptoms and urgent steps.
Health experts warn that sedentary elderly residents in Milwaukee face hypothermia indoors as temperatures drop. People 65 and older may misread early signs like shivering and irritability while living in homes kept at 70 degrees or warmer. Tips urge warming, movement, and layered clothing including hats and boots.
St. Croix County to host two training meetings addressing teen births after 71 teen births last year. Home Economist Mary Westiuu notes sessions target parents and community members with homemaker clubs and church groups urged to attend. Barb Wehman of CESA 11 will speak at New Richmond and Baldwin centers on January 7.
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