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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1997

Page

11

Doctor Dobson on Treating Attention Deficit Disorder

Dr Dobson outlines a three step approach to ADD treatment starting with education to validate the condition as identifiable and treatable. Readers are urged to study up with books like Driven to Distraction and The Hyperactive Child, then use to do lists calendars and schedules, and enlist a supportive coach to offer guidance and accountability.

Dobson Robert Reid University of Nebraska Edward Hallowell John Ratey Grant Martin Hallowell and Ratey

Parental Involvement Key To Strong Public Schools

Dr. James C. Dobson argues parents must actively engage in local schools. He urges visiting schools, praising staff, joining PTA, reviewing textbooks, and supporting pro traditional values school boards to restore local control by parents for better academics and discipline.

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Community groups sponsor Dr Dobson column

A column sponsorship listing details for Dr Dobson shows sponsors including Community Revival Center Church with Senior Pastor Aston Oglesby at 7 Cherry Street, Wesleyan Church with Pastor Scott Dickinson at 933 N. Cherry, Kansas State Bank at 1314 S. Main, and North Baptist Church led by Pastor Paul Winkler at 413 E. Wilson, with contact numbers provided.

Community Revival Center Church Aston Oglesby Montana Road Cherry Street Wesleyan Scott Dickinson N. Cherry North Baptist Church Paul Winkler E. Wilson

Brownback targets rap and shock rock lyrics in hearing

Senators weigh impact of violent and sexual lyrics on youths as they discuss voluntary labeling. Hilary Rosen defends industry practices, noting research finds music reflects emotions, not causes. Parents and executives urged to scrutiny content, with calls for clearer, more specific ratings. Sophomore senator Lieberman pressed for stricter labeling. A father recalled his son Richards Manson influence and tragedy, while Rosen argued content remains subjective and largely guided by retailers.

Ashington Hilary Rosen Rosen Recording Industry Association of America Senate American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Sam Brownback Brian Brownback District of Columbia Marilyn Manson Joseph Lieberman D-Conn Raymond Kuntz Richard Kuntz Burlington N.C Lieberman

Tainted ham blamed for church dinner outbreak in Maryland

Health officials suspect tainted ham and kale stuffing caused an outbreak at Our Lady of the Wayside Church in Chaptico, Md., sickening more than 600 of about 1,400 attendees. Two elderly women died. autopsy results will determine exact causes while salmonella is strongly suspected in one death. Thirty-five hospitalized with cramps, fever, and diarrhea.

Chaptico Martin Wasserman Our Lady of the Wayside Church Baltimore St. Mary’s Hospital Physicians Memorial Hospital Tori Leonard State Health Department

Wine berries make Cedar Waxwings tipsy in Iowa City

Dozens of cedar waxwings fed on fermenting berries under a downtown tree and many ended up grounded. About 50 birds hit storefront windows. a handful died. Animal rehabilitator Jeremy Richardson notes berries ferment as leaves fall. Authorities used a tarp and scattered cranberries and bananas to lure birds away.

Iowa City Iowa Jeremy Richardson Animal Control Chris Whitmore Richardson

French truck strike heads to end after CFDT pact

Paris AP The CFDT union representing 80 percent of striking truckers plans to sign an agreement ending a 5 day protest that blocked Europe’s highway hub. Leaders say the accord ends the transport strike with 61 percent voting to approve, while some roadblocks remain and fuel stations stay dry.

Paris France Nicole Notat French Democratic Labor Confederation CFDT Anne Guesdon Associated Press Transport Federation Europe Joel le Coq Brittany Normandy

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