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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 2002
Page
40
Donna asks why her cat, recently treated for a bladder stone, refuses food and water at home and loses weight after discharge. Lilly advises returning to the vet, possible transport stress or environment factors, hand feeding and dietary adjustments. Emphasizes preventing feline urinary problems with low magnesium and ash, and using vet formulated diets.
Health specialists warn that rising obesity links to fast food consumption and sedentary lifestyles. Experts emphasize balanced diets and regular activity to reduce health risks, urging public awareness and lifestyle changes.
BY DON BOSLEY SACRAMENTO BEE urges parents to talk with teens about drug dangers beyond one talk. It highlights gaps between parental perceptions and teen recollections, noting high reported talks but lower recall and learning. It stresses ongoing, specific conversations and asks if families discuss substance abuse weekly.
The survey cites 098 percent of parents who say they talked with their kids about drug risks and 965 percent of teens recalling such conversations. It shows 9 27 percent of teens learning much at home about risks and 74 percent of fourth graders wish parents would discuss drugs. It also notes 977 percent of 12th graders who are not regular drug users and lists average initiation ages 12, 13, 14 for tobacco, alcohol, and marijuana respectively.
Experts urge regular family discussions about substance abuse from preschool to adolescence. Start early with clear rules and consequences, integrate talk into daily life, and stay informed on drug names, methods, and slang to guide teens away from experimentation.
James Dobson argues school uniforms promote discipline and reduce class-based dress issues, while courts in the 1960s limited educators on appearance. He warns against shielding children from reasonable rules as part of an educational system, suggesting uniforms may support standards. He discusses marital entrapment separately, noting indirect signs of discontent and emphasizing respect in partnerships.
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