Coeds Learn Dirty Alley Fighting At Colorado College
Colorado Springs. Coeds at Colorado College enroll in a six week course taught by Lt. Frank Moore and Sgt. Otis Kirkbride to combat campus crime. The program emphasizes practical self defense including biting kicking stomping and gouging rather than formal martial arts.
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Colorado Springs
Wns
Colorado College
Christine Moon
Independent
Liberal Arts College
Frank Moore
Sgt
Otis ‘Kirkbride
Kirkbride
Brown
Moore
Dear Ann Landers column sparks safety lessons and tips
Readers recount an array of topics from a London dirt gift to personal hair loss and safety training for women. The letters discuss customs restrictions on soil, coping with baldness, and school course on self defense citing practical moves, escape tactics, and loud vocal resistance.
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Ann Landers
Marvyn
London
North America
U. S. Department of Agriculture
U. S
Victorian fashion parade features peasant fabrics and Victorian era styles
The page highlights fall and winter peasant fabrics with primary colors and folklore patterns including Indian Scandinavian and Mexican embroideries. It showcases white Victorian dresses with embroidered batiste and lace trims and an empire ribbon sashed pique midi dress with puff sleeves. Montgomery, Alabama is noted as the Confederacy’s first capital.
Four corn kernels hold 3 500 calories says Cargill scientists
Plant geneticists for Cargill Inc report that four kernels of corn contain 3 500 calories and generate heat sufficient to boil water 1.5 times their weight, highlighting unusual energy content.
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Minneapolis
UPI
Cargill, Inc
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Sears
Eastman
Ecktacolor
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Tarzan
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San Antonio
Texas
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