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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1977

Page

6

Buttercup Feels Accepted as Family in Unusual Household

A quirky domestic scene shows Ms. Buttercup the duck embraced as part of the family. The duck remains indoors in a box to stay close, highlighting a unique household bond and sentimental attachment.

Ms. Buttercup

Toy train and biofeedback used to treat hyperactive children

University of Tennessee psychologist Dr. Joel Lubar applies biofeedback with EEG monitoring to hyperactive children. A toy train and computer translate brain wave patterns into tones or lights, rewarding stillness to slow erratic activity. Over the past year more than 75 percent of 20 children showed significant improvement.

University of Tennessee Joel Lubar Lubar

Moving firms help protect valuable collections for relocations

The Relocation Center director Bette Malone explains how Americans moving this year should handle prized items from art glass to National Geographic magazines. She warns to avoid peak months June to August, advises keeping irreplaceables with you, and stresses active involvement with movers to ensure proper packing and swift, documented claims.

America Bette Malone St. Louis National Geographic Mediately California Arizona Texas Florida United van Lines

Russian-born fitness teacher extols diet exercise balance

Manya Kahn of New York, after 35 years teaching physical fitness, advocates combining exercise with dieting to prevent loose skin and keep a youthful look. Her method centers on spinal alignment, deep breathing, and five-position body rhythms from babyhood to standing, with routines taught in her East Side salon and outlined in her book Body Rhythms.

AP News Manya Kahn New York Kahn

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