Franklin County Nurses Attend Mid-Year Meet
Franklin County nurses Arla Lickteig Mary Weiderholt Alice Wheeler and Bonnie Close represented the Franklin County Health Department at the Kansas Public Health Association Mid-year Conference held at Emporia State University. Dr William Foege spoke on disease prevention in a keynote titled Old Time Religion. The county was one of 79 to receive a No Smoking Policy certificate. KPHA promotes public health in Kansas and lists Laine Tangemen Topeka 913-266-3132 for membership.
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Arla Lickteig
Mary Weiderholt
Alice Wheeler
Bonnie Close
Franklin County Health Department
Kansas Public Health Association
Emporia State University
William Foege
Franklin County
KPHA
Kansas
Laine Tangemen
Topeka
All Smiles Chad Dwight Rose Born in Quenemo
Chad Dwight Rose is three months old, child of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Rose of Quenemo. His grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Bill Poston and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roy Rose of Quenemo, with great grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Meiers of Quenemo.
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Chad Dwight Rose
Lester Rose
Quenemo
Bill Poston
Lee Roy Rose
Chad
Alfred Meiers
Time Art Critic To Speak At Lawrence Exhibition
Robert Hughes, Time magazine art critic, will lecture at the University of Kansas on October 30 at 7 30 p.m. in Woodruff Auditorium on Abstract Expressionism Myths and Misunderstandings. The talk and exhibition are free and open to the public.
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Lawrence
Time Magazine
Robert Hughes
University of Kansas
Spencer Museum of Art
Woodruff Auditorium
The
Kansas Union
Hughes
Elizabeth Broun
Sarah Blaffer
Houston
Kress
Chuck Berg
Central Court
Willem de Kooning
Helen Frankenthaler
Mark Rothko
Jackson Pollock
Pollock
de Kooning
Dear Ann Landers Advice Column Cartoon Dog Or Divorce
A reader asks how to handle a dog that dominates a home and frightens neighbors. Ann advises obedience training or risk ongoing conflict and possible separation. In a separate letter, a reader battered by her husband seeks help, and Ann urges returning to counseling, seeking shelter and social services, and supporting battered-women shelters.
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Dear Ann Landers
Ted
Lexington
Salina
Salvation Army
Family Services
Boy Scouts Launch Innovative New Programs
Irving Texas AP reports the Boy Scouts of America unveiled four new programs from the Foundations for Growth study to attract younger children, boost self-reliance, and strengthen family ties. Tiger Clubs pair 7 year olds with an adult partner for monthly family based activities.
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Irving
Texas
Boy Scouts of America
BSA
Foundations For Growth
Edward C. Joullian WI
Joullian
Sign Language Popular College Course At SUNY Binghamton
SUNY Binghamton instructors Carol Carpenter and Sue Rakow report sign language courses drawing about 90 students in Sign I and II. The pair, former deaf teachers, authored Say It In Sign and see signing as a bridge to deaf awareness and broader communication in nursing, computer science, art, and drama fields.
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Binghamton
N.Y
State University of New York At
Carol Carpenter
Sue Rakow
Charles C. Thomas
Springfield
Suny Binghamton
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