Teens urged to avoid birth defects linked to drug subculture
Dr. David B. Shurtleff of University Hospital warns Seattle teens about birth defects linked to the alienated drug subculture. He stresses prenatal care, vaccination, proper nutrition, and the dangers of drug use during pregnancy, noting rising birth-defective cases and abandoned babies.
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Seattle
Wash
David B. Shurtleff
University Hospital
Shortleff
March of Dimes
Lawrence High Students Cited for Semester Work
Lawrence High names 28 seniors juniors and sophomores with 4.0 averages for fall semester and honors on roll. Straight A list includes many seniors and juniors with notable names across grade levels.
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Lawrence High
Youths Read Daily Newspapers Despite TV Gen X Study
A survey of 1 647 youths aged 14 to 25 shows 73 percent read a daily newspaper on weekdays and 86 percent among young married couples. The study, by Gilbert Youth Research for the Bureau of Advertising, was shown to 225 retailers and ad executives at the Advertising and Sales Executives Club breakfast. Wally Meyer of The Star led the meeting. M F Batterton of Chicago introduced the film.
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Gilbert
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Advertising and Sales Executives Club Today
Wally Meyer
the Star
M. F. Batterton
Chicago
San Francisco State to Padlock Biology Building
President S. I. Hayakawa says the nearly completed 7.5 million biology science building will be shut as economy measures in Gov. Reagan’s 1971-72 budget cut equipment and supplies funding. Hayakawa criticized educational policy decisions and noted letters to 100 junior colleges recruiting biology students were sent before the budget announcement.
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SAN Francisco
S. I. Hayakawa
San Francisco State College
Ronald Reagan
Department of Finance
Hayakawa
Reagan
Beatles Manager Rescued Group Says Klein
Allen Klein, manager of the Beatles, says he saved the group from near insolvency as income rose to 10.5 million dollars in 1970 from 2.04 million the year before he took over in 1969. He sent an affidavit to a court hearing on Paul McCartney's petition to dissolve the partnership and place business affairs under a receiver. An attorney for McCartney's partners said the guitarist opposed Klein's appointment and sought the job for Lee Eastman, his father in law.
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London
Allen Klein
Beatles
Klein
Paul McCartney
Ringo Starr
George Harrison
John Lennon
McCartney
Brian Epstein
Lee Eastman
New York
Library Hub of Activities for South Junior Students
South Junior High library serves as daily activity hub with carrels for private listening and filmstrip viewing. Resource center supports multiple classes, round tables for discussions, and a popular reading area. Student aides assist Mrs. Ruth Pugh with shelving checkouts and errands.
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South Junior High Library
Ruth Pugh
South
Marriage Rule Gets Challenge in Oregon Court
Lonnie Arthur Clevenger an 18 year old Dayton High School student with a wife and child filed suit in U S District Court in Portland challenging a policy prohibiting married students from varsity sports He argues the rule violates Fifth and Fourteenth Amendment rights and seeks an injunction He averaged 20 points per game for a different high school and says colleges have shown interest in him but the rule bars him from pursuing an athletic scholarship.
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Dayton, Ore
Dayton
U.S. District Court
Portland
Lonnie Arthur Clevenger
Clevenger
Lawrence High Senior Wins 1971 Betty Crocker Home Maker of Tomorrow
Ann Friauf, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Friauf of 810 Highland Drive, was named the 1971 Betty Crocker Home Maker of Tomorrow for her school after a Dec 1 written exam. About 650000 nationwide participated. Friauf earns a General Mills award and may pursue state and national honors with 102 college scholarships totaling 110000. The national winner receives a 5000 educational grant and state winners are in line for the same prize.
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Lawrence High
Ann Friauf
Betty Crocker
Miss Friauf
Robert Friauf
Highland Dr
Miss Frians
General Mills
Lawrence High Student Joins Kansas Legislature Study
Lawrence High junior Margaret Miltner of Rt 3 participates in a Kansas legislature study week with 50 high school students. They learn how bills are prepared revised and voted then attend a Christian Citizenship Seminar at Forest Park Camp near Topeka sponsored by the United Methodist Church.
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Lawrence High
Margaret Miltner
Rt. 3
Kansas
United Methodist Church
Forest Park Camp
Topeka
Central students cook soul food dinner
Central Junior High home living students in Mrs. Taliaferro's class prepared a soul food dinner inspired by the Soul Food Cookbook. Menu included Jimmy's pepper fish, coleslaw, rice rice, corn dodgers, and sweet potato pie as part of a cultural series.
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Sandra Taliaferro
Central Junior High
South
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