Weather girl Lynn Dollar maps bright forecast rise
A profile of Lynn Dollar, rising as a television weather presenter, who studies charts and fronts to forecast conditions. She describes ad lib moments, training on rain and heat waves, and the growing demand for attractive, capable weather reporters on TV. Dollar expects CBS summer work and notes TV promotes nature and pays well.
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New York
INS
Lynn Dollar
Miss Dollar
Blythe
California
Philadelphia
Texas
Lynn
CBS
Uynn Dollar
Highland V. $. Has Children's Outing
The Daily Vacation Bible school outing of the Highland United Presbyterian church took place Friday at New Wilmington pool and grove. About 141 pupils attended with 56 staff members. Director is Miss Ann Berry aided by a committee chaired by Mrs. Arthur Alexander. Parents day is Friday June 22. The school runs 9 to 12 each weekday this week with department supervisors listed from Beginners to Intermediate and Dr. Jennings B. Reid supervising.
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Highland United Presbyterian Church
New Wilmington
Grove
Ann Berry
Purdue University
Arthur Alexander
David Nesbitt
Samuel Staats
Francis Criswell
Don Headings
C. R. Kennaday
Robert Dix
Clyde Smith
Jennings B. Reid
Flying Fishes Use Fins Like Glider Wings
Smithsonian curator Dr. Leonard P. Schultz explains flying fishes lack muscles to flap fins as bird wings. He notes oceanic species sail for over 30 seconds at about 35 mph, while freshwater varieties sail only a few yards. The fishes are thin and hatchet shaped.
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Washington
Leonard P. Schultz
Smithsonian Institution
10 Percent of Blind GIs Use Dog Guides
About ten percent of the 2000 World War II blind veterans rely on seeing eye dogs. The VA allows any chosen method, with guide dogs supplied by private agencies at no cost. A Seeing Eye spokesman notes many veterans have other handicaps limiting dog use. The piece also notes 50,000 operating sawmills nationwide, over 20,000 in the South.
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Veterans Administration
Harvey V. Higley
Administrator of
Veterans Affairs
Seeing Eye, Inc
New Jersey
Washington
South
The Parent Problem on Youth Car Purchases
A reader cites parents and youth buying cars they cannot afford. Advice urges parents not to sign ownership or license forms and to refuse permits, highlighting costs, upkeep, and accident risk. College officials oppose bringing cars. a 14 year old and an honor student example frames the issue.
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Minnesota
Traffic Safety Aid Put Into Use
Olympia Washington introduced a roadside testing unit to detect carbon monoxide leaks in vehicles. Motorists can pull up for a free check as part of a statewide highway safety push. The nine testers address CO contributing to single car crashes rear end collisions in congestion and drowsy driving incidents.
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Olympia
Wash
Washington
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