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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1985

Page

17

Neighbors urged to help domestic violence victims in letters

In Newark a woman recounts violence from her partner and thanks readers who intervened with a frying pan against an abusive husband. She moved across the country to escape but urges neighbors to act, noting police should be involved and support for victims remains essential.

Newark N. J Ann Oregon Fort Worth

Neighbors save woman from violent boyfriend

A reader recounts how neighbors heard a woman scream during an assault by an alcoholic boyfriend, rushed her to a hospital, then to a battered women’s shelter for support. The note urges calling police in domestic abuse cases, noting police response varies by city yet a call can save lives.

Ann Kentucky

Deep tan dangers warn against sun damage and cancer risk

The message cautions that pursuing deep tans ages skin and increases cancer risk. It notes sun exposure causes fine lines irregular pigment and roughness, with a latency period before damage appears. Moisturizers do not stop aging and melanoma risk rises with prolonged burning and peeling. Arizona and New Mexico have high incidences.

Arizona New Mexico

Protect Your Skin Outdoors With Sunscreen And Clothing

Advice emphasizes covering up with shirts hats and sunglasses and using pigments like zinc oxide based sunscreens. Warns that sunburn can appear hours after exposure, and that lip protection and tinted makeup help. Notes risks of tanning pills and booths, and advises applying sunscreen an hour before outside activity.

Causes of violence traced to home and chemicals

The piece cites studies on aggression linking harsh punishment and home violence to aggressive behavior in children, notes brain chemical levels and testosterone differences, and mentions lithium as a treatment. It discusses family patterns, TV violence, and limits on exposure, plus expert cautions on reforming violent individuals and societal responses.

Estelle Ramey Georgetown University School of Medicine L. Rowell Huesmann Leonard Eron University of Illinois At Chicago American Academy of Pediatrics

Game about peace prize? Students brainstorm warless play

Michelle Alexander 9 creates Give Peace a Chance a school project game where two players move dice to claim points for peace actions and penalized for aggression. The board features a world map and spaces like Welcome to Geneva and nuclear-free zone goals. Wedding dress weekend at Indian Lakes Resort offers bridesmaids events with rates. Vitamin B1 touted as alternative mosquito repellent.

Fresno Calif Michelle Alexander U.S Soviet Union Geneva Miss Alexander Indian Lakes Bloomingdale Chicago

Vitamin B-1 repels insects and bites in warm months

Dr John Green of the University of Rochester Medical Center notes sweat glands excrete vitamin B-1 which is not noticeable to humans but repels fleas chiggers and mosquitoes. Regular intake may reduce bites in spring and summer.

John Green University of Rochester Medical Center New York Green National Wildlife Magazine U.S. Department of Energy

Auctioneer crowns world livestock champ in Humeston

Stenson Clontz, 31, of Jerome Idaho, won the 1985 World Livestock Auctioneer Championship in Humeston after eight hours of bidding and the sale of 3800 cattle. Contestants from 20 states and two Canadian provinces were judged on vocal quality, bid-catching, and hiring potential.

Jerome, Idaho

Alfred University Researchers Aim to Lighten Glass Bottles

Researchers at Alfred University New York work on a recyclable glass coating to make bottles lighter and far less prone to breaking. The innovation seeks to reduce plastic bottle use by replacing some packaging with lighter glass.

Alfred University New York

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