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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1987
Page
3
Readers share anecdotes about being born with teeth and request studies on rarity and famous examples. Ann Landers invites postcards to tally cases, while other letters warn diabetics about sugar and urge foster care as an alternative to teenage pregnancy issues.
Dear Dr. Donohue letters stress that chickenpox can be deadly for children with weakened immunity such as leukemia. Public places during contagion pose serious danger, while healthy kids face little threat. Additional questions cover health test accuracy and possible stress related thyroid overactivity and treatment.
New York Miss America 1945 and city official Bess Myerson faced an investigator’s report alleging she used her position to influence a divorce case. The inquiry cited hiring a judge’s daughter to aid the judge’s case, improper perks, and falsified travel records, with a broader federal probe mentioned by the Daily News. Mayor Koch expressed sympathy but declined detailed comment.
Bruce Wayne Thompson marks his first birthday today as son of Sharon Weems and Allen Thompson of Princeton. Grandparents Ronald and Karen Weems, and Carl Thompson, plus Leona Waddle of Branson, Mo, with great grandparents named. Randi Marie Crawford also celebrates her fourth birthday, daughter of Jack and Sandy Crawford of Ottawa. Relatives include Alice Crawford, James and Joyce Teter, William and Juanita Lucas, and Kendall and Frances Lucas, with Stevenson and other listed ancestors.
Manhattan Kansas states first statewide safety belt challenge underway as about 40 communities from Wichita to Plevna and Emmett register. Memorial Day to Labor Day period expected to see 130 potential deaths and 1400 plus serious injuries in Kansas motor crashes. Kansas Safety Belt Education Office at Kansas State University Extension Service coordinates the event with KDOT guidance and materials for cities that have not yet registered.
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