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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1987
Page
3
A letter explains that eating speed affects satiety due to a 20 minute lag before the brain recognizes a full stomach. Slower chewing may help curb excess intake and aid weight management, with normal weight individuals tending to pace their eating. The reply notes improved hunger regulation when forks are paused between bites.
Dear Ann Landers discusses AIDS transmission in dental settings with findings from the Western Journal of Medicine and the New England Journal of Medicine. Experts state almost no risk to dental staff or family members, but recommend rubber gloves for personal reassurance.
Rachel Anne Seymour turns two today daughter of Mark and Cheryl Seymour of 1010 S Cedar. Grandparents Bill and Betty Seymour and Bert and Gladys Fewins with great grandmother Thelma Tallman and great great grandmother Etta Barnhart noted. Adam Michael Gibson turns three son of Willis and Barbara Gibson of 8128 Sycamore with brother Eric aged 3 percent months. Grandparents Donna Swearingen and Dudley and Mildred Gibson with great grandparents Erma Behrens Marysville and Sam Hume Paola.
Camp Hope hosts 52 young cancer victims this week near Great Bend with swimming hiking volleyball horseback riding and campfire singing. Funds come from the Kansas Division of the American Cancer Society and no family charges apply. Avis Ivey of Melvern leads the Osage County Unit as a volunteer and KU coach Larry Brown will visit Wednesday afternoon to help with activities and speak at dinner.
Ottawa listing for Secure Senior Living at 701 South Poplar with contact number 242-6655. Facility highlights care services and residential options for seniors seeks inquiries and visits.
The Kansas safety belt law will trigger $10 fines starting July 1 for drivers and front seat passengers in all vehicles, with exemptions for mail and paper carriers and medically unable drivers. Energy Guide labels help shoppers estimate yearly costs though actual bills vary by rate, model, and usage. The Franklin County Extension Service hosts an August 8 17 educational bus trip to Lexington Williamsburg Yorktown and Nashville for $455 per person, with deposits due July 8 and no refunds after that unless a replacement is found.
The Douglas County United Way will mark its centennial with a commemorative quilt. Agencies are invited to design quilt blocks to be joined for completion during Independence Days in Lawrence, July 3-5. The group also seeks 100 community volunteers to honor for human services work. The United Way originated in 1887 from a merged fund-raising effort after a community crisis, expanding to 100,000 people in seven years.
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