Breakfast for children boosts health and performance
Local guidance urges parents to schedule steady routines to ensure breakfast for all ages. It emphasizes four food groups daily, highlighting calcium fiber and vitamin C benefits, plus links to better academic performance.
The Affordability Gap in Housing Pressures Businesses
The piece outlines how housing costs push employers to avoid high-cost regions or relocate, citing Providence Rhode Island as a rising example. It notes rising home prices, limited efficacy of local measures, and calls for a stronger federal housing policy alongside employer-assisted housing initiatives.
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Peter Dreier
Boston Redevelopment Authority
Dreier
Providence
Congress
Boston
Bush
New Jersey
The Road Less Traveled Closes With Evolving Life View
Dr. M. Scott Peck concludes his four year bestseller by arguing evolution is a paradoxical miracle within entropy’s law. He traces life from virus to molecule to bacterium, noting increasing complexity and the emergence of cells with walls.
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M. Scott Peck
M.D
Peck
Molecules to Man The Brain’s Role In Growth
The Herald Book Review traces how life forms progress from simple cells to complex nervous systems. It notes paramecium and sponge cells, then insects and fish, then humans with a cerebral cortex and advanced behavior. Dr. Peck links spiritual growth to mental growth and self understanding through change.
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Peck
Yesteryear
Government leaves wheat farmers unsure on idle land rule
In Wichita, farmers welcome recent moisture but contest the lack of a set idle land percentage for federal price support programs. Rep. Dan Glickman seeks non legislative and legislative paths to a figure, while Agriculture Secretary Yeutter declines to specify. Kansas Farm Bureau urges prompt release amid planting pace quickening. The piece notes similar activity across Kansas and neighboring states.
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Wichita, Kan
Dan Glickman
D-Kan
Glickman
House
Senate
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Clayton Yeutter
Kansas Farm Bureau
Board of Directors
Doyle Rahies
KFB
Kansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Colorado
Howard Tice
Kansas Association of Wheat Growers
Local Births and Birthday Announcements Doze on September Dates
The note lists two months old Treet Alan Ward son of Amy Bur goon and Devin Ward with Burgoon and Ward grandparents and Cos grove great grandparents. plus Taylor Nicole Hrabe turning three on Sept 20 daughter of Jeff and Meri Hrabe with grandparents Rechtfertig and Hrabe. and Shane Michael Kloog turning four on Sept 19 1990 son of Shawn and Kerry Kloog with Crane Hartsell and Jones as grandparents and Kloog great grandparents.
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Treet
Alan Ward
Amy Burgoon
Devin Ward
Lawrence
Bud
Kathy Burgoon
Ash
Roger
Cheryl Ward
S. Locust
Colin
Barbara Cosgrove
Osage City
Thelma Burgoon
Wellsville
Kathy Stephens
Kansas City
Floyd
Ruth Yockey
Laverne Peace
S. Cedar
Mary Burgoon
Taylor Nicole Hrabe
Jeff
Meri Hrabe
Olathe
Taylor
Ian
Mildred Rechtfertig
August
Edith Hrabe
Shane Michael Kloog
Shawn
Kerry Kloog
S. Hickory
Ralph
Colleen Crane
S. Oak
Jane Hartsell
San Diego
Calif
Bert
Phyllis Jones
Mulberry
Mary Larkin
Ottawa
RFD
Charles
Violet Kloog
Hinsdale
Ill
Understanding Glaucoma and Eye Pressure
Glaucoma arises when normal eye fluid drainage fails, raising intraocular pressure that can cut blood flow to the retina and optic nerve. Treatments include medicines that reduce eye pressure or constrict the pupil, with drugs like pilocarpine, carbachol, ectothiophate, and timolol offering different mechanisms.
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