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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1972
Page
8
Dear Dr. Lamb explains that testicle development varies and that tests measuring male hormone production, sperm presence, and semen quality help assess function. Insufficient testosterone during growth can delay or alter masculine traits, potentially affecting height, fat distribution, and voice development, with effects differing by individual.
Dr Lamb discusses how male hormones shape hair growth muscles and sexual traits, noting eunuchs show reduced aggression and smaller prostates yet live longer. He warns early puberty can shorten lifespan and urges examination for endocrine problems if no signs by age 17.
Shady Spring Public Service District aims to file early under a new federal water pollution law offering 75 percent grants for sewer construction. George Tice announced after a board and citizen meeting that a 1964 survey will be updated to reflect growth. John McKay was named chairman as committee members from the Shady Spring District Woman's Club attended.
An extension course named Basic Environmental Education C I 380 will be offered to Raleigh County teachers if there is sufficient interest. It carries three credits usable for a post graduate degree or certificate renewal and targets public school teachers from kindergarten to 12th grade and other professionals seeking environmental knowledge.
Beckley Police Department officials Robert Morton and Robert Wood, along with community relations staffer nel, attended a seminar in Clarksburg sponsored by the Governor's Committee on Crime Delinquency and Correction. The session at the Up-Towner Motor Inn focused on community and police department problem solving including reducing violence after football games. Police Chief Thomas Durrett credited Morton’s work and praised the cooperation of the Men’s Civic Club of Beckley and the Beckley Lions Club for maintaining peaceful home football game attendances at Woodrow Wilson High School.
An open house Sunday will showcase ARCAP’s new halfway house at 324 South Eisenhower Drive. Beckley hospital administrator David C. Schmauss says residents join a comprehensive alcoholism rehabilitation program staffed full time. John and Gail Record host with the Woman's Club of Beckley assisting from 1 to 4 PM.
Death notices report John Goodall age 83 of Beckley with funeral service set for Friday at 2 p.m. at Webb and Neal Chapel and burial at Stanaford Cemetery. Also notices offer four Blue Ridge cemetery plots for sale at a discount and a found key case with claimant details. A card of thanks from Mitchel and Allen Blankenship posts appreciation. Shooting matches list weekly schedule and event details near Raleigh County Animal Shelter.
The University of Alaska reports native student enrollment climbs to about 400 for 1972-73, up from 300 last year. Total university enrollment runs near 3,000, making it the nation’s farthest north campus this year.
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