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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1990
Page
8
Free dental health advice via Dial-A-Smile operates Sept 17 from 5 30 p m to 8 30 p m call 0 518 465 0044 from anywhere in New York State The service is by the Dental Society of the State of New York and offers two free booklets How to be a Wise Dental Consumer and Fluoride Helps Prevent Tooth Decay.
Dear Friend faces a hard clash between family duties and college dreams. A 17 year old only child left to help with laundry and younger siblings, with absent school days spurred by a busy mother and two jobs father. Advice urges college pursuit, more shared chores, and parental support.
A psychology study explains why people blink more during anxious moments and rare moments of attention. Researchers note that blink frequency rises under stress and when answering tough questions, with notable spikes during political debates as subjects faced uncomfortable topics.
The text discusses fat intake targets of 20 to 30 percent of calories with notes on American averages. It cites cholesterol limits of 300 mg daily, mentions egg yolks as high cholesterol sources, and lists four key heart disease risk factors including high blood pressure quitting smoking and weight loss. It also covers questions about changing blood type from O positive to A positive and explains inheritance patterns and testing reliability.
Sam Hodges profiles beach music and the shag dance, tracing its revival since 1980. The scene attracts middle aged dancers like JT Haley and Bobbie Perkins, with groups such as the Association of Carolina Shag Clubs expanding to 55 clubs and 8,700 members. The article notes the shag's North and South Carolina ties, official status in South Carolina, and artists like The Embers and The Tams, while highlighting a wide appeal that includes Rod Stewart and Lee Atwater.
Singer Paul Anka received his certification Thursday in a Los Angeles federal court as he became a U S citizen. He joked about paying taxes and his desire to feel part of the process while noting his car was towed from a spot reserved for immigration officers.
Writers led by George Plimpton Joyce Carol Oates and others rally to save the Yale Review the country s oldest literary quarterly. Yale President Benno Schmidt said in June the magazine would close due to financial woes limited readership and lack of direct ties to Yale s academic programs.
Former child star Todd Bridges, acquitted last month in a drug case, has resumed acting in The New Lassie wearing a deputy sheriff uniform. He started last week on the syndicated show about the famous collie, greeted by photographers and TV crews.
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