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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1990

Page

11

Parental guidance urged after gaming linked misbehavior

The American Journal of Diseases of Children reports a Burlington Mass six year old boy nearly interrupted nature due to video game immersion. Advice to parents emphasizes safer furniture placement and childproofing. Cornell Cooperative Extension offers two parenting courses in October with fees and registration details.

American Journal of Diseases of Children American Medical Association Joseph C. Corkery Burlington Mass Cornell Cooperative Extension Onondaga County Cooperative Extension Education Center W. Genesee St

Military kids affected by images of war

Psychologists report changes in children's play and drawings as families face the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait. Experts cite fears of parental danger, with children imagining booby traps and distant battles while younger kids become clingy and withdrawn.

Kuwait Barry Garfinkel University of Minnesota Garfinkel Naval Reserve Middle East Saudi Arabia Gerald P. Koocher Children’s Hospital Boston

Let parents fight their own wars Ear Ann Landers

A reader shares family strife from a 43 year marriage ending in bitter divorce battles over property. The writer urges Corpus Christi to move on, praises a steady rate model stance, and notes the dangers of electrocution from baths. A Consumer Product Safety Commission member promotes GFCI devices to prevent hair dryer incidents in bathrooms.

U.S. Consumer Products Safety Commission Pediatrics For Parents Ear Ann Landers Corpus Christi Ann Landers Consumer Product Safety Commission Jacqueline Jones-Smith U.S Consumer Product Safety Commssion Washington, D.C

Vonnegut Fears Bleak US Future Under Reagan Bush

Kurt Vonnegut warns of a ruined America in his novel Hocus Pocus. He criticizes George Bush as a mediocre mind and calls for restraint amid a political landscape shaped by Reagan era policies. The story follows Eugene Debs Hartke, a Vietnam veteran turned professor, whose life spirals into conflict and imprisonment after a prison breakout at a profit-driven Japanese run facility.

Kurt Vonnegut Ronald Reagan George Bush Vonnegut Seattle Putnam Hocus Pocus America Japan Eugene V. Debs Debs Vietnam Indianapolis Bush Eugene Debs Hartke West Point Hartke Jesus Christ Tarkington College Upstate New York

When to Leave a Crying Child With a Sitter

A Syracuse NY advise column discusses handling tears when parents go out. Psychologist Lee Salk says crying is normal as the child loves the parents and would rather stay home. Tips include a calm goodbye, sitter arrival early, and checking if the pattern signals broader issues.

Lee Salk Cornell University Medical College Super Sitters Inc Salk Small Talk Lifestyle Herald- Journal P.O Syracuse

Notable Americans in a Night of Controversy and Arts

Newsweek notes figures from politics, diplomacy, and culture. McFarlane and Shevardnadze engage in international oil deals while Hart advises a Moscow firm on big telecom ventures. Haldeman backs Moscow office project. Plimpton recounts participatory journalism with the New York Philharmonic ending in a dramatic gong blast after a feared misstep.

America U.S Newsweek Robert McFarlane Hart Eduard Shevardnadze Gary Hart Donna Rice U.S. West Moscow H.R. Haldeman George Plimpton New York Philharmonic Plimpton Leonard Bernstein Bernstein

Vanity License Plates Named After Celeb Projects

Self magazine lists Hollywood vanity plates such as Kevin Costner’s TIG Productions named for his grandmother, Tom Hanks' Clavius Base from 2001, Michael Keaton’s 6 to 4 to 3, Molly Ringwald’s Kelbeth Productions, Steven Spielberg’s Amblin Entertainment, Sigourney Weaver’s Goat Day Productions, and Diane Keaton’s Zzyzx Films.

Hollywood Self Kevin Costner TIG Productions Tom Hanks Clavius Michael Keaton Molly Ringwald Kelbeth Productions Kelly Beth Steven Spielberg Amblin Entertainment Amblin Sigourney ‘Weaver Goat Day Productions Diane Keaton Zzyzx Films

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