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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1985
Page
10
Manhattan experts remind shoppers that natural fibers such as wool and cotton require careful care. Wool often needs dry cleaning or cool water hand washing, with moth prevention via crystals or balls. Store clean woolens flat, away from cedar, using breathable garment bags or drawers, and follow product labels.
Pat Anderson of the Franklin County Humane Society says dogs and cats stabilize families, help children express themselves, and serve as affectionate focal points. Dr Michael Fox supports regular contact with healthy animals for psychological boosts. The Humane Society urges contacting Pat Anderson or the Animal Shelter to find a suitable pet.
Open house at the Kansas Landscape Arboretum runs from 1 to 5 p.m. on May 11, 18 and 25 with free admission. Visitors can explore three nature trails, a Memorial Tree Walk, and a flower garden with antique farm machinery. The site is south of Wakefield on Dogwood Street and is open daily 8 a.m. to dusk.
A reader recounts a severe closed head injury to their 7-year-old son after a reckless 17-year-old driver. Despite hospital trauma, the child’s condition remained critical and the driver’s behavior did not improve. The parent urges parental discipline and responsible driving to prevent further tragedies.
Sheila Huggins, a Kansas City woman training to be a Blue Cross Blue Shield claims adjuster, sues for 2.75 million dollars claiming she was ordered to undergo a physical examination to prove her sex after coworkers objected to sharing a restroom. The suit alleges malicious conduct, improper investigation, and widespread humiliation with damages for mental distress and lost wages.
National Center for Missing and Exploited Children spokesperson Barbara Chapman outlines missing children as a high risk group facing street crimes and exploitation. Estimates of victims vary, with 11 percent harmed by criminal or sexual exploitation and up to 20,000 yearly abducted by unknown persons, while private sector programs and education aim to reduce the problem nationwide.
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