Bus CB debates split Greyhound Trailways over air use
An Associated Press report shows bus companies split on installing citizen band radios in vehicles. Greyhound and Trailways oppose citing safety and distraction concerns, while supporters argue CBs aid traffic delays, hijack prevention, and passenger safety. Oklahoma tornado watchers use two meter radios for weather alerts tied to KWTV.
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National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
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Oklahoma
Bill Johnson
Oklahoma City
Kansas
National Weather Service
KWTV
Gary England
Central Oklahoma
Federal Communications Commission
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Top Woman in Air Force Leads Chanute Base Optimistically
RANTOUl IL UP I The highest ranking woman in the U S Air Force Maj Gen Norma E Brown commands Chanute Air Force Base amid threats of closure She says her optimism keeps morale high and mail delays from Newfoundland Testament to her leadership While Miss Brown credits hard work and enjoying challenges she recalls joining the Air Force for money to attend graduate school and teaching later in life
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Miss Brown Leads Air Force Trailblazing Career
The daughter of Florida sharecroppers rose from chief of military personnel at Headquarters Flight Service in Washington to become a two star general and first woman to command a major Air Force base. She stresses teamwork over firsts, advocates assigning pilots by skill, and notes two adopted children with Wright Pettis base ties.
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Dental phobics seek control to cope with fear at the dentist
Nashville AP reports Meharty Dental School's Dr. Joy Wigfall advises dentists to acknowledge fear, gather dental histories and build trust. She notes some patients are dental phobics, though many have mild to moderate fears. Gaining patient control can help break the fear cycle.
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Humor Workshop Blends Laughter With Life's Struggles in NYC
Joseph August and Diane Borchelt lead sessions in New York City that teach turning pain and anger into play. Participants exaggerate emotions to master them and move from victimhood toward contentment, using vivid fantasies of revenge to release tension and heal.
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Laughing through divorce pain with August and Borchett
August and Borchett argue that pain and humor coexist during crisis such as separation and divorce. The workshop promotes time and space to feel both, urging support groups to help gain distance from trauma. They recount a divorce anecdote, advise releasing emotions through fantasy, and stress laughter as healing, not a cure. Readers may write to The Chronicle-Telegram.
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