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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1981

Page

6

Poster girl Selene Dalton Kumins not occultist says mother

In Tuesday's report on the March of Dimes poster girl Selene Dalton Kumins, Noel Kumins clarifies that the mother believes Selene has a liberal acceptance of astrology and palmistry. She is not an occultist.

March of Dimes Selene Dalton- Kumins Noel Kumins

Poster girl takes step for March of Dimes

Selene Dalton-Kumins, a 3 year old with spinal muscular atrophy, took two steps during a March of Dimes publicity photo session. Selected as the local chapter poster child, she may be promoted nationally as she grows, with her mother Noel Kumins pursuing therapies and a special diet.

Cathy A. Monroe Selene Dalton-Kumins Imes Kentucky Fried Chicken Noel Kumins Selene Suh-Lynn March of Dimes Jackson County Illinois Fried Chicken Holly Hill Benton Ms. Hill Ms. Kumins Southern Illinoisan Joe Jines New Area

Leaded gas crisis tests for older engines ignite retirements

Consumers Union warns millions with pre 1970s American V8 and some foreign engines face engine damage if they switch to unleaded. Tests guide owners to blend fuels or return to leaded regular, with timing adjustments if knocking persists.

Consumers Union Consumer Reports Cu’s Auto Engineers

Towel thieves and the Conscience Fund in Ann Landers letters

A reader warns of hotel guests stealing towels and other hotel items as souvenirs. Ann Landers endorses the letter and adds light guidance. A second reader asks about the Conscience Fund for those who dodge taxes, noting scant public use and historical anecdotes.

Ann Landers Ann Treasury Department U.S. Treasury Congress Madison Conscience Fund Prince William E. Simon the Treasury

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