Noises may harm unborn babies and mothers says AAAS panel
Scientists at the AAAS meeting warn sonic booms and loud noises can affect fetal development and later life. They discuss physiological impacts beyond hearing, while another new field environmental biology links early environment to future behavior and potential for optimal human development.
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Delos Smith
Boston
UPI
Lester W. Sontag
American Association For the Advancement of Science
AAAS
Sontag
Fels Research Labora
Tory
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Samuel Rosen
Mount Sinai School of Medicine
New York
Chase
Tucson Families Abroad Over Christmas Holidays
Betty Milburn reports the Morrow family spending a year in Tehran with Dr. Morrow as principal of the American High School. Debbi Morrow tours Europe and teaches English in Tehran. Other Tucsonans and relatives visit Iran, Israel, Cyprus, London and Holland for holidays, with plans to reunite in Europe next summer.
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Robert Morrows
Tehran
Iran
Dr. Morrow
Jack
Betty Rowe
Patti
Kirke Purvis
Isfahan
Shiraz
Persepolis
Bowes
London
Tucson
Morrows
Debbi
Spain
Portugal
Italy
Israel
Cyprus
Europe
Former Tucsonians Mark Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Walter Colwell of Ontario California were honored at a dinner reception for their 50th wedding anniversary The couple married December 27 1919 in Hazard Kentucky They have seven children twenty grandchildren and four great grandchildren Colwell retired as superintendent of Tucson Rapid Transit Co after joining in 1923 driving the first bus to north Tucson in 1925 and retiring in 1955 The Colwells have lived in Tucson for thirty five years
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Russ
Betty Symes
Quarry Heights
Panama
Ottis Colwell
Alta Loma
Calif
Colwell
Tucson Rapid Transit Co
University of Arizona
Tucson
Colwells
Southern Arizona Square and Round Dance Festival Jan 16 18
The 22nd annual Southern Arizona Square and Round Dance Festival will run January 16 to 18 at Canyon Del Oro High School. Over 1,000 dancers from Arizona and neighboring states are expected with guest callers Bob Van Antwerp and Dick Houston. National instructors Manning and Nita Smith will attend. The event is chaired by Bill Ford with cochairmen and numerous committee heads handling programs publicity registration and more. The festival opens with a free registration dance January 16, banquet and fashion show January 17, plus after parties and a pancake breakfast January 18. Contact Merril Cleven or Bud Knowland for details.
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Southern Arizona
Canyon del Oro
CDO
Arizona
California
Texas
New Mexico
Nevada
Colorado
Bob van Antwerp
Long Beach
Calif
Dick Houston
Stockton
Manning
Nita Smith
College Station
Tex
Bill Ford
Dick Schwark
Cochairmen
Mike Santo
Bud Knowland
Merril Cleven
Mines
Karl Mordhorst
Bud Morin
George Dannenfelser
Gordon Shipp
Don Leon
E. Tanque Verde Road
W. Garnette St
At Wit's End About Caboose Children and Motherhood
A humorous reflection on parenting after forty, detailing fatigue and chaos from multiple kids, the stubborn energy to persevere, and the ache to relive motherhood while acknowledging it cannot be returned exactly as it was. The piece ends with a playful note that the newest mother is last to the punch bowl.
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God
Daddy
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University of Pittsburgh
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Johns Hopkins University Medical School
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William
John
Holland
Mich
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Robert
Chicago
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Graeme Cannings
Catalina Foothills
Los Angeles
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Canyon del Oro High
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Leber Schlesingers
Bill Fords
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Hayden
Furniture
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Geor
Lapp
Stu Criss
Alson
Bill Dotson
Paul Ragsdale
Ron Kittle
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Cal Jolly
M.C
Bill Kelley
Garnett Renaker
Ralph Smith
Mini
Tokyo
Osaka
Japan Association
Las
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