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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1976
Page
6
A humorous column excerpt about family car trips and a child obsessed with riding in vehicles. The narrator jokes about a driving-heavy life and kids who love the car more than walking, ending with a humorous note on a long walk to fetch the mail.
A New Jersey student quits after first year to work, earning 127 dollars weekly in accounting then 160 in a switchboard job. After two years in office roles she seeks forestry at Rutgers. Salaries in forestry reach 8925 to 31000 annually. Across the nation many nonconsecutive college students return to finish degrees, often changing majors and even schools after job market experience.
A California Ivy League student shifts majors thrice amid scarce early guidance. The Maryland Institute of Art in Baltimore uses Luis Vargas to run a vigorous placement office, sending art job bulleins and locating openings from museums to teaching posts nationwide and overseas.
Kathy York of Sparta announces her daughter Kathy Jo York engaged to Thomas Rathert son of Homer Rathert of Ava. Kathy Jo York a Sparta High School and Eastern Illinois University graduate and Trico School District teacher. Rathert, Trico High School graduate, works as an engineer for Illinois Central and Gulf Railroad. July 17 wedding planned.
Dear Dr Lamb explains iron deficiency anemia common in women of childbearing age. It covers causes such as menstrual blood loss, the role of iron in hemoglobin and energy production, and how iron capsules affect appetite. It lists dietary sources including liver meat sardines spinach beans cereals and suggests iron-containing vitamins if diet falls short.
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