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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1968
Page
16
A reader asks how to handle a seventeen year old who chats about drugs at dinner. The columnist cautions that drug slang spreads and that pot can cause psychic dependence, warning parents not to dismiss concerns. Suggests open dinner conversations, knowing friends, shared reading of drug-and-news stories, and balancing attention with other interests.
In Superior Court docket No 2, multiple complaints on notes involve Nichols Loan Co. against John Bell Mildred Bell and Carl E. Farris with Gerald McGlone named. Divorces filed by Alvina Anderson versus Larry Anderson Alberta Blundell versus Paul Blundell Janet Jacobson vs Robert Jacobson and Rita Collins vs Jackie Collins. Replevin and separation cases noted with various parties. Real estate transfers list numerous parcel deeds among many individuals. Births reported: Pfister, Whitford, Callester, Nelson, Trukla, Hudson, Drake, Gladden, Barricelli, Ogborn, Hoopingarner, Pyles, Earls, Prouse with dates in June.
Behavioral changes in teens such as falling grades sleep pattern disruption irritability and temper eruptions may signal issues requiring consultation with a doctor. Adolescents welcome guidance and a heart-to-heart talk to address these concerns.
Dr Coleman cautions about disposal of used aerosol cans as they can be explosive. He invites reader letters and will select questions for his column when feasible, though he cannot answer all.
A reader directs a letter to Dr Coleman and asks the newspaper to route correspondence. The note requests proper handling of personal or medical matters and stresses addressing through the paper offices.
Hamp Pitts, 17, sometimes uses his family helicopter for refreshments during outings in Memphis. He sometimes takes control of the jet his father operates in Dallas, Texas, and notes the aircraft was bought for Dallas by his father.
Alfred Clark faced illegal camping charges in a Clacton court but was mistakenly sworn in as a special constable. The report also notes Hamp, a senior at East High, who has been flying since age 16 and enjoys piloting a business jet with his father, liking helicopters for their slower, lower flight and the chance to land at highway drive-ins for a soft drink.
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