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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1985

Page

3

Northway Chairs MS SCOTT ALLEN COLLINS baby honored in local MS drive

Scott Allen Collins six months old son of Robert F. and Mrs. Collins of Osage Drive, with sister Denise, is among families highlighted as Ottawa unit launches its annual door to door fundraiser. Mrs Northway chairs Northway Chairs MS unit drive beginning May 6 to aid care, research and cure for multiple sclerosis. include local grandparents Albert Dela Cruz and Emil V. Collins. In London, Princess Anne lauded Save The Children workers for raising nearly 26 million for famine victims in Ethiopia and Sudan as the charity Week begins, while Alvin Stardust urged ongoing attention to Africa’s hunger crisis.

Scott Allen Collins Robert F. Collins Osage Drive Scott Denise Albert Dela Cruz Osawatomie Emil V. Collins N. Cherry Crystal Northway Ottawa Eastern Kansas National London Britain Princess Anne Save ‘the Children Fund Ethiopia Sudan Anne Elizabethhil Save the Children Alvin Stardust Africa

Ann Landers urges self esteem at Manninger visit

AP reports Eppie Lederer known as Ann Landers spoke to high school journalism students in Topeka. She stressed self esteem as key to life, warned wealth can be a curse, and advised reporters to listen and seek genuine needs. She noted handling 1000 daily letters and quipped about honorary degrees.

Topeka, Kan Foundation Eppie Lederer Ann Landers Ms Landers

Ann Landers Letterbag Sparks Loud Debate on Law and Fashion

A collage of Dear Ann letters critiques justice in the courts and clothing industry. Readers discuss a California skylight injury lawsuit, bans on thieves suing property owners, plus fat fashion and pantyhose in larger sizes. Debates reflect public discontent with legal outcomes and garment accessibility.

Ann Landers Seventh Circuit Court Ofpeals Herb Caen Lincoln Linc San Francisco The Daily Recorder Assemblyman Alister McAlister Redding Aera Plus Fat Fanny

Baby Named Christopher Marshall Gleason Jr. in Lawrence

Mrs Tom Gleason Jr and Mr and Mrs Tom Gleason announce the birth of their son Christopher Marshall Gleason born May 2 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital weighing seven pounds nine and a half ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Tom Gleason 420 W 4th Lawrence McGee Lake Perry and Irene Saunders Topeka.

Tom Gleason Jr Lawrences Christopher Marshall Gleason Lawrence Memorial Hospital Christopher Tom Gleason Elmer McGee Lake Perry Irene Saunders Topeka

Mechanized Truant Officer Reduces School Absenteeism

Topeka education officials deploy a modern truant officer who calls the home of every student missing class. The program aims to cut absences and has proved highly effective in reducing truancy.

Topeka, Kan Topeka Topeka High School

Project To Study Effects Of Child Pornography

Washington AP reports the Justice Department approved a scaled down study led by American University to analyze 660 issues of Playboy Penthouse and Hustler for effects on child exploitation and juvenile delinquency with a 22 month timeline starting December 1933. The cost is 734371 dollars under a cooperative agreement with the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention. The original plan cost 798531 dollars and included broader literature.

Washington Congress Justice Department American University Playboy Penthouse Office of Juvenile Justice and Juvenile Justice Office Pamela Swain

Missing Child Hotline Contact In Public Appeal

A public plea urges anyone with information about a child to call a toll free number 1 800 843 5678 for tips. The notice emphasizes urgent community involvement and accessibility of the hotline.

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