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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1970
Page
2
The article notes about 100000 Americans have active infectious tuberculosis and may be unaware of it, urging annual skin tests and chest X rays. It also advises waking at night to treat leg cramps by standing on the leg and rubbing the area until pain subsides.
The article notes one in five children may have vision problems and urges eye exams for signs like blinking rubbing eyes or squinting. It explains tests determine if corrective lenses or other treatment are needed to protect developing sight.
Mrs. Lorraine Nichols of Houston headlines a Hill Country Association for Children with Learning Disability talk on February 16 at 8 p m in Milam Hall. She and her husband raise four children with one severe brain dysfunction and share practical methods for parents and teachers. Dr. Charles Burg will introduce her, with a postmeeting plan in the German Room. Nichols serves as Houston TACSD vice president and urges parental involvement in education.
A newspaper preface extolling lay representation in court. It cites the US Supreme Court on guidance needed by self-represented litigants and notes the high risk of self effect. It highlights that many can obtain legal aid or referral services offering affordable attorney access, urging exploration of these options.
Ten day event honors FFA FHA and 4H members across Texas and Mexico. Organizers announce committee chairmen for each day from February 14 to February 22, with regional focus on Rio Grande Valley and riders from Uvalde and Seguin areas. The observance includes Rodeo Champions recognition and multiple county and city leaders star as co chairs. A public service feature by the American Bar Association and the State Bar of Texas is noted.
Navy plans commemorative cachets and cancellations for the Apollo 13 mission. Atlantic and Pacific Recovery Forces will collect, distribute to ships, and limit submissions to two covers per collector with pre paid envelopes and US postage only.
National figure Jane Wyatt leads the Mothers' March to prevent birth defects urging women to avoid harmless drugs during pregnancy. Since 1963 volunteers fund 111 Birth Defects Centers supporting prenatal care, vaccines and education nationwide through public health programs and community outreach.
UT Austin naturalists showcase traps for small mammals reptiles and birds at the Texas Memorial Museum through February. The exhibit on the third floor explains trap design evolution and comparative advantages and will inform next summer’s research by curator Robe t Martin.
February 15 is the deadline for applications to a summer institute at The University of Texas for secondary science teachers. The program runs June 2 to August 4 and plans 50 participants with emphasis on junior high staff while including some senior high teachers. Inquiries to Dr. Addison E. Lee, Director, at UT Austin, University Station, Austin, Texas 78712.
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