Editorial warns of crisis in American children health
The piece cites experts claiming half of children in higher income homes show emotional impairment needing mental health care. It blames lack of parental time, mother’s work, hectic life, and violent TV as causes, urging all adults to act to prevent a future generation of misfits and monsters.
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Family Weekly
America
A Timber View Of Recycling And Forest Management
A timber industry official reframes recycling as enhancing natural cycles. He suggests diverting organic waste to mulch soil conditioning and using waste paper for energy, aiming to speed reforestation and productive timber growth while promoting multiple use conservation.
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Forced busing debate tests Congress in election year
The viewpoint argues that public pressure could force hearings on a constitutional amendment to outlaw forced busing. It notes Congressman Emanuel Celler facing a choice between continuing hearings and yielding to growing calls, while many lawmakers back Lent’s proposal and a broader push by roughly 150 Congressmen and other activists. The piece frames the issue as a test of political will ahead of elections, with implications for freedoms from federal judges and bureaucrats.
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Fragmentary Word Puzzle Clues and Mixed Phrases
A list of fragmented clues and partial phrases referencing topics such as rivers courts mines and musicians. Entries include repeated items and scattered names like Shrewsbury, English, Kid, Tristram, and Verne character, with hints of tenacities and measurements.
DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE QUOTE PUZZLE ANNOUNCEMENT
A cryptogram instruction sample explains single letters stand for others and how to decode. The note includes a sample quote and a Byron quotation for yesterday’s solution.
One Dose Rabies Vaccine Nears Public Use
Dr. T J Wiktor of the Center for Disease Control in Atlanta says a single high potency vaccine may replace the 14 day rabies injections. Experiments in animals are promising and global distribution is anticipated. The piece also notes influenza vaccine improvements and sugar versus starch fattening findings. Dr Coleman invites readers to send questions for his column.
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T. J. Wiktor
Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
United States
Michael Gregg
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Newspaper Reading Habits By Age Group
Audits Surveys finds 80 percent of adults 30 to 54 read a newspaper on an average weekday. The study also reports 2 percent of 15 to 20 year olds are daily readers.
Cuero Record Classifieds Update
Daily reading of Cuero Record classifieds highlights current listings across jobs real estate services and personal notices with local names and prices reflecting community activity and market mood.
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