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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1982

Page

3

Great American Smokeout groundswell sparks anti smoking push

Betsy Brown Kraft reports the Great American Smokeout mobilizes millions to quit for 24 hours with events nationwide from Maine to New York and Texas. The American Cancer Society targets 16 to 18 million participants as rallies, cold turkey meals, and educational booths promote long term cessation.

Betsy Brown KRAFT Associated Press Pac- Man E.T American Cancer Society Rita Bailey Maine Farmington Bass Shoe Co Oxford Red Adair Sharpstown Center Houston Pac-Man Astroworld Amusement Park Empire State Plaza Albany N.Y Plaza Mary Arthur Schenectady U.S Cancer Society C. Everett Koop Koop

Temperance group reviews drunk driving harms and plan

The Woman's Christian Temperance Union met at the Archer home with devotion led by Mrs. Emma Lou Sullins. The session featured the video One for the Road and grim DWI statistics, including daily deaths and high costs, plus plans for Ottawa University's international students Christmas dinner and a charity box for the Kiamichi Mission in Honobia Oklahoma.

Woman's Christian Temperance Union Paul Archer Emma Lou Sullins Alexis de Toqueville America Archer Public Broadcasting System DWI Ottawa University Florence Clark Kiamichi Christian Mission Honobia Oklahoma

Festival of Praise at First Assembly To Be Held

The Festival of Praise at First Assembly of God Church will feature Bob Pickett and conductor Thurlow Spurr with The Spurrlows, Concert Brass, and soloists. The 7:30 p.m. program includes traditional and contemporary choral, solo and instrumental works themed on praise. It travels across U S and Canada, appearing in 1,500 venues and on national TV.

First Assembly of God 13Th and Mulberry United States Canada Bob Pickett Thurlow Spurr Spurrlows Festival of Praise U.S Christian Artists Music Seminar Estes Park Colo Musicalifornia Christian Booksellers Association Lexicon Music Workshops

Club items and party plans for Ottawa area groups

Multiple local clubs schedule meetings and social events across Thursday and Friday including the Eagles Auxiliary at 8 p.m., the Beauceant at 7:30 p.m., the Ottawa Amateur Radio Association at 9 p.m. on 147-39 MHz, TOPS at 6:30 p.m., the Ottawa Motorcycle Club at 7:30 p.m., and the Jaycettes at 7:30 p.m. The American Legion Auxiliary and Senior Club meet Friday, with a 1:30 p.m. Youth Center gathering. The Nightcrawlers Camping Club met Saturday at Anchor Savings Building, with eight families and four guests. a Christmas party is planned for December 10 at L & L Restaurant.

Ottawa Amateur Radio Association Trinity United Methodist Church Ottawa Motorcycle Club Miller Cycle Sales Ottawa Jaycettes Kathleen Mackie Rockwood Drive American Legion Auxiliary Fairmount Birthday Club Nightcrawlers Camping Club Anchor Savings Building

Many Mothers and a Courageous Doctor Speak Out 1959

A reader praises Dr. Walter C. Alvarez of the Mayo Clinic for a 1959 column on homosexuality, noting his courage and the shifting view of genetic and environmental factors. The letter also shares a humorous Ann Landers exchange and thanks faculty wives for their input.

Ann Landers Walter C. Alvarez Mayo Clinic Alvarez Minnesota Walter Alvarez Dr. Alvarez

Recycled Fathers More Mature Than The First-Timers

Lincoln AP reports Kathryn Weil Simon defines recycled fathers as men who become first-time dads at 20 to 24 and again between 45 and 60. Study of 373 men across 47 states shows older fathers are often more mature, in stable marriages, graduates with established careers, and more involved with children, though some feel like grandfathers at PTA meetings and face peer resentment.

Lincoln Neb Kathryn Weil Simon Simon Omaha Department of Human Development Univeristy of Nebraska PTA

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