Lawrence High biology trip heads to Florida panhandle coast
Lawrence High School biology teacher Stan Roth leads the sixth annual Florida field trip for 21 advanced students and alumni. The 6 day itinerary includes skin diving in the Gulf, reef life study near Panama City, St. Marks Wildlife Refuge, and a sunrise Easter service, with notes and group journal kept.
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St. Andrew's Park
St. Mark’s Wildlife Refuge
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Marine Lab
Appalachacola National Forest
Florida State University
Numbers to 125 Up For Drafting in May Call
Washington AP Curtis Tarr says Selective Service will raise lottery ceiling to 125 for May draft call of 15 000. Local boards may order pre induction physicals for numbers up to 175, up from 150. May total near 83 000 versus 84 500 in 1970 five months.
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KU Designer Given Award at Third Annual Theater Festival
More than 12 500 people paid to see 10 plays at the Third Annual American Theater Festival. As the festival ended Sunday night three 500 scholarships were awarded for top performer and designer. James Maloon of Southern Illinois University won the actor award. Tashia Jayros of Texas State University was named top actress, and Bill Evans of Lawrence Kansas was honored for set designs for the University of Kansas Theaters Indians.
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Abortion Slowing Birth Rate Says Government Official
In Kansas City AP reporting Dr. Louis M. Hellman of HEW says abortion has slowed the U S birth rate and a one million illegal abortions yearly delay the third hundred millionth citizen. He urges better fertility control research, reversible sterilization, and subsidized family planning to aid the poor.
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Health, Education and Welfare Department
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Novel weight loss plan swaps breakfast and dinner timing
Dr John M Baron of the American Society of Bariatrics proposes eating breakfast at dinner and dinner at breakfast to boost calorie use. He claims 90 94 of Americans could lose weight by aligning meals with body energy use while noting factors beyond diet such as diabetes and drugs.
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American Society of Bariatrics
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