Ann Landers view on working teens sparks debate
In a reader exchange from Arkansas Viewpoint and Pittsburgh Mama, Ann Landers hosts letters arguing over high school students who work after school and on weekends. The debate centers on whether such jobs help or hinder education, with mentions of studies linking work to poorer grades and riskier behavior. The correspondence urges guidance from teachers and parents on student employment.
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Ann Landers
Ann
Pittsburgh
Pitts
Arkansas
Breath and saliva tests aim to predict ovulation
Scientists Kostele and Preti from Monell Center report a link between mouth odor, saliva chemicals, and body temperature during the menstrual cycle. They found volatile sulfur compounds peak near ovulation and n-dodecanol rises 5 to 10 times at ovulation, with current lab use of gas chromatography and plans for a portable device by Personal Diagnostics.
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J Upi-Science
James Kostele
George Preti
Monell Chemical Senses Center
Philadelphia
Science Digest
Preti
New Jersey
Encore Heloise column hints on Red Eye gravy and tips
Encore Heloise column shares a Red Eye gravy recipe from skillet drippings with coffee for color and ham residues rejoined with water. Also includes reader tips on diluting frozen juice, storing bananas, adding rice to salt shakers, and fixing blemishes with white correction fluid.
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Heloise
M. Dillon
Cathy McPherson
Andy
Ruth Carraway
Stella Bernier
P.O
San Antonio
Family conference urged to harmonize child discipline
Debby D of Arlington Heights asks how to handle a 3 year old in a blended home with competing relatives. The columnist urges a family meeting to establish consistent limits and authority from the father, noting that the mother grandmother and aunt have conflicting approaches. Readers are invited to write for further letters and replies.
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Debby D
Arlington Hgts
Debby
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