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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1981
Page
6
The column explains cluster headaches patterns and treatments including methysergide ergotamine steroids lithium propranolol and oxygen therapy. It also defines metabolism weight loss basics and cautions against extreme dieting and one meal a day plans. Reader questions cover heat stroke versus heat exhaustion and practical precautions.
Four young women were chosen to compete for the 1981 Mexican Fiesta Queen title. Candidates Juanita Valdez Cruz Elia Corpus Leslie Cruz Elodie Medina will raise funds, with the top earner crowned during the Fiesta on Sept 11 and 12. The queen gains 50 percent of her proceeds, first runner-up 40 percent, second runner-up 30 percent, remainder funds supporting the scholarship fund.
A college graduate daughter Emma uses loud screams as self therapy, startling relatives at meals and in front of the TV. Parents seek guidance while considering saying she should move out, and advise timing and family preparation for her episodes.
Readers ask about multi generational tensions and cultural assimilation in families with strong personalities. Advice suggests evaluating personal sacrifice, openness to a partner's preferences, and language shown at home as a value. Public confrontation and balance of family harmony are highlighted with guidance to consider marriage expectations.
Jennifer Lynn Mesa daughter of Chris and Karen Mesa of 1610 Bancroft was born June 17, with grandparents Cleo Clinesmith and Melvin and Myrna Mott and great-grandparents Cecil Bates and Charles Mott. Monica Lynn Mott daughter of Larry and Ramona Mott of Pierceville was born June 14, with the same extended family.
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