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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1978
Page
7
The Associated Press report advises apartment residents to seal leaks around doors and windows to cut fuel use by 30 to 40 percent. It covers caulking methods, materials from oil based to silicone, and cheap storm-window alternatives, plus safety notes for elderly tenants and thermostat guidance.
Faye Wattleton named president designate of Planned Parenthood Federation of America says the group will adopt a more aggressive campaign for abortion rights. She, the first woman and first Black president, outlines goals to restore access to safe abortions for the poor, boost reproductive research, and curb teen pregnancy. Wattleton supports 30 day waiting period for sterilization to prevent coercion.
Maternity ward hours listed with three to four pm and seven fifteen to eight fifteen pm. Other wards operate noon to eight fifteen pm. Names and addresses of patients and newborns include Willie Gallogly Erica Lomax Daniel Bonham Robert Neis Eudora Alyce Mason Joy Strawderman Ed Rockhold Darlene Atkinson Gilda Young Trudy Zielinski Janet Daniels Ernest Johnson Annie Hess Patricia Oberg Daniel De Meisseman John King John Kay Mary Merrill Shanda Torneden Earlene Montoya baby boy Roberta Flory Lee Robertson Connie Randel baby girl Anna Fouts baby boy Mr and Mrs Barry Hughes a girl born Saturday.
Leslie and Pat Hannon of Lawrence chose to donate their son Mike's organs after his motorcycle crash last August. The decision saved five lives with two receiving kidneys, two gaining sight, and one obtaining skin for burns and scars. The couple believed the need was urgent then and remains compelling now.
The Hannons recall how organ donation helped their family after a tragedy and urge Kansans to sign donor cards on their licenses. They emphasize the gift of organ donation, describing it as a positive outcome that helps overcome sorrow. They note youth and seniors are likelier to sign and share their experience across state lines as they move programs.
A reader describes holiday strain from Thanksgiving to New Year with headaches, low spirits, shopping stress, family tensions, loud noise, overeating, and weight gain. She cites budget pressures, alcohol, and increased arguments with husband as factors fueling a holiday blues episode.
Dear Nameless explains holiday blues stem from unmet expectations and social masking. The piece notes family tensions and role-acting exhaust both mood and relations, urging honest sharing and open talks with relatives to improve well being.
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