Higgins Attends Energy Workshop at University of Wyoming
San Jacin to College geography instructor Thomas Higgins joined about 40 high school and community college teachers in a three week U.S. Energy Administration program at the University of Wyoming. They built a solar collector and visited mines a nuclear plant a refinery a solar house and a coal gasification site conducted by the University of Wyoming Science and Mathematics Teaching Center in Laramy.
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Thomas Higgisn
San Jacinto College
U. S. Energy Administration
University of Wyoming
Higgins
University of Wyoming Science and Mathematics Teaching Center
Laremy
Our Children Husband Treats Wife Like Child
A reader asks about a husband who runs the home like an army camp and punishes perceived slights, while a college-bound son debate asks whether liberal arts or professional focus fits him. The advisor urges maturity, clear boundaries, humor, and tailored education plans.
Changing Attitudes Redefine Women and Housework
A columnist observes a shift as many American women juggle jobs and family life, reducing emphasis on pristine homes. Household tasks are redefined as a function of living, not the essence of daily life, with articles noting rising use of paper products and evolving domestic norms.
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America
Wwomen
Henrietta Rodman
First One In Don't Gamble On Return
A tennis guide explains return tactics focusing on getting the ball in play. It advises underspin, stepping inside baseline, hitting bottom of the ball, shortening backswing, and aiming for the server’s pressure while targeting the opponent’s backhand.
Dewlapless rabbit and skin disease questions
Reader queries about a dewlapless rabbit with possible pregnancy issues and fat or bloat causes, a skinny cat hunter with parasite and diet concerns, and a Japanese shepherd with dry seborrhea sicca. Experts suggest fat or bloat, parasite stool tests, and veterinary care. for the dog, seborrhea sicca is managed by diet and medicated shampoos with no cure.
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S.V.B
Grange County
Caa
Cat and Dog
J.B
Baton Rouge, L
Asbestos Emberized Ashes Banned by CPSC Alert
A CPSC Consumer Alert bans artificial fireplace ashes made from asbestos emberizing materials and warns consumers to remove and carefully dispose of them. It outlines strict removal steps, equipment, and disposal labels, noting fake logs are exempt from the ban.
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Lynn White
U. S. Consumer Product Safety Commission
CPSC
Commission
Environmental Services Agency
Sanitation
Health Department
White
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