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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1972
Page
3
A compilation of multiple reader questions to Ann Landers covering teenage sexuality guilt and consequences, manners in family and social life, and social misreadings. Notable exchanges include a teen bragging about sexual partners and a reader about rude behavior from a relative. The page ends with a consented offer for Ann Landers dating guidance booklet.
Five Oxford colleges vote to admit women for the first time in centuries of male dominance. The plan starts on a restricted basis after a postal ballot by Congregation, amid opposition from the five women’s colleges over concerns for student caliber. Institutions involved include Brasenose Jesus Wadham Hertford and St. Catherine's.
The 1972 Summer Reading Club in North State libraries uses a safari theme for grades one through eight. Participants register for a hunting license to choose a big game animal and must collect eight matching animal tracks to earn a reading certificate. Awards honor reading volume and challenging books, with regional library cooperation highlighted among many county and city libraries.
Dorothy Ricker argues teens gain trust when adults show sensible judgment in rules about dating, driving, and discipline. She cites letters from teens about dating bans, traffic tickets, and parental reactions, urging fair, consistent limits guided by the Golden Rule. The piece notes money talks with a $100 bill being the largest denomination issued due to reduced use of higher values.
Nancie Houser, parade chairman, announces July 1 as the deadline for Los Molinos Fourth of July parade entries. Official entry form details accompany the notice.
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