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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1979
Page
6
City dwellers learn to live with skunks opossums squirrels and other urban animals by understanding their presence signals a healthy environment. Avoid feeding wildlife to prevent high concentrations and property damage. use sturdy garb age measures keep chimneys capped and garbage secured. state law restricts extermination to clear safety or damage cases.
A mother seeks guidance about her son and his girlfriend. She describes illness and an abortion, urges counseling, and asks how to make him see reality. Ann Landers urges outside professional help, notes age matters, and says both should receive guidance and birth-control instruction.
Dear Ann Landers answers a reader asking how to word wedding invitations after the bride loses her father to illness and lacks male relatives. The columnist urges integrity and suggests alternatives that acknowledge the absence without misrepresenting family ties.
The Illinois Department of Conservation outlines steps for private citizens to handle urban wildlife issues with permits. It covers raccoons in chimneys, oppossums, skunks, bats, rabbits, and general deterrents, emphasizing humane treatment, legal permission, and keeping habitats safe.
A physician panel answers reader questions on heart health. Oxygen at home does not aid a heart attack, silent heart attacks can be dangerous, seek doctor advice on rapid heartbeats, and diuretics do not require fluid restriction though excessive tea worsens hypertension. The note urges contacting physicians and The Coronary Club Inc for guidance.
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