Get a Haircut Ends The Battle Of Parents And Teens
Erma Bombeck jokes about parents treating haircuts as the final frontier of discipline. She recalls a church gesture of peace and notes how barbers become battlegrounds for childrearing. The essay blends humor with family dynamics and social norms.
Heart disease focus at Pecos B P W meeting
Pecos Business and Professional Women heard a health and safety program by Mrs. Bonnie Cearley using Texas Safety Association material. She discussed habitual traffic offender legislation, leading killers in the U S including heart disease as the top, cancer second, and listed local health personnel and hospital locations.
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Bonnie Cearley
Texas Safety Association
Austin
Cearley
Texas Senate
Federal recall targets amphetamine diet drugs
The government says injectable amphetamines and combinations with sedatives or vitamins are unsafe and ineffective for obesity. About 480 million dosage units sold annually, marking the largest recall of controlled substances. Recall targets removal by June 30 under FDA order and narcotics enforcement.
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Federal Drug Administration
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National Sciences National Research Council
Ann Landers and the Seasons of Love and Society
A reader asks about being an older single woman and finding love, while others fear perfume odors in offices. Ann Landers advises that being single can be valid and that love arrives in its own time, with light critique of perfume complaints and a playful reply to drinkers. The column also plugs The Bride's Guide and humor about wedding costs.
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Henry
Georgetown
Ann Landers
Chicago
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Resource program aids Pecos students with learning gaps
The North Pecos resource program helps students with language and perceptual difficulties to catch up. Teachers and therapists demonstrated testing, diagnosis, and instructional strategies for parents, detailing how early prep supports first grade readiness.
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Pecos
North Pecos
Daraliene Smith
Sharon McCarell
Sara Easley
Easter Gifts Backed by AP Against Living Toys
The American Veterinary Medical Association urges parents not to give baby rabbits chicks or ducks as Easter toys. They warn such animals rarely survive in a home environment and can suffer injuries from a child's enthusiasm. Outdoor animals may carry diseases such as salmonellosis.
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Chicago
American Veterinary Medical Assn
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