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Former students interested in the
reunion are asked to contact Alva
TODATS MOON: Between
new moon (July 6) and first
quarter (July 14).
California
Texas
Chicago
Kansas City
Seattle
Minnesota
Oakland
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33 Made of (tuff.) 35 Reduce speed
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12 Orel's river
13 Distinctive eir
14 River in
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15 Skin problem
18 Seafood
17 Atoll
18 Old saying
20 By leeps and
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22 Be in debt to
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TODAY’S TRIVIA: Wyoming was ths
first U.S. state to do which of the follow-
ing? (a) grant women the right to vote
(b) secede from the union (c) establish
an Indian reservation
45 Negative
answer
47 More modern
49 Cover with
paper
50 Eugene
O'Neill’s
daughter
3 Genus ol Irogs
4 Track
5 Actor Brynner
6 Sandarac tree
7 Eastern priests
8 New Jersey
river
9 Hurried
10 City in Russis
11 Disobey
19 Male deity
21 Kentucky blue
grsss
23 Mild oath
25 Metal thread
26 Gemstone
27 Harvest
28 Moslem prince
30 Invasion
31 Wave (Fr.)
36 None (Scot.)
37 Basebailer No-
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39 Seasoning
41 Mountain near
ancient Troy
42 Drive out
44 More spherical
46 Conquered
48 Basketball
league (abbr.)
49 Clothing fabric
53 Engliah poet
57 Stray
58 Texas city
60 Business
abbreviation
61 Actress
Magnani
62 — the Red
63 Edible tuber
64 Anguish
65 Give off fumes
66 Beverage
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51 Hindu queen
52 Ventura
54 Peace
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55 Single time
56 College group
59 Company (Fr..
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TODAY’S HISTORY: On this day in
1890, Wyoming became the 44th state
to join the Union.
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS: John Quin-
cy Adams (1767); E.B. White (1899);
Harry Von Zell (1906); Yul Brynner
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: In answer
to "Culture Shock," I would like to
share a little story that my father us-
ed to tell.
We’U call the first traveler Hal and
the second one Cari. Hal had to
relocate and was looking for a place
to settle He stopped in a small town
and asked. " What kind of folks do
you have here?”
" Well, said the native, "What kind
of folks lived in the place you came
from?”
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: My letter
is directed primarily to those clods
who drop in at any time of the day
unannounced. I have two such
regulars who appear between 9:30
and 11:30a.m. and 4:00and6:30p.m.
almost every day of the week except
Sunday.
Needless to say, this is a grossly in-
convenient intrusion and I strongly
resent the assumption that I am
delighted to see them. I have asked
repeatedly that they phone before
coming by, but to no avail. I have lit-
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TODAY’S QUOTE: It is easier for a
man to be loyal to his club than it is to
his planet; the bylaws are shorter, and
ha is personally acquainted with the
other members." — E.B. White
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am a
registered nurse who works in a
psychiatric hospital Twice in the
past two months patients have
received word of a death in the fami-
ly by reading about it in the
newspaper. Of course, it was too late
to make arrangements to attend the
funeral. Both young men were
frustrated and angry at their sup-
posedly supportive families.
I realize the families might have
been reluctant to convey such news
to a person in a mental hospital, but
isn’t it worse for the patient to read
about it in the paper?
Families need to know that if they
speak to the staff first, we can help
them in this process. We have
chaplains, social workers, nurses, as
well trained in handling this type of
communication. We also have physi-
cians who will prescribe temporary
medication if necessary.
Please alert families to the hurt
and anxiety created when their men-
tally disturbed kin are not accorded
the same respect as other members
of the family.-R.N. IN WYOMING
" They were selfish and loners,”
replied Hal.
“Same kind here," said the native.
"What kind of folks do you have
here?” inquired the second traveler
of the same native.
“What kind did you have where
you came from?" again asked the
native.
“They were wonderful people-
kind and friendly,” beamed Carl
“We have the same kind here,” an-
nounced the native.-L.S. OF
SHREVEPORT, LA.
TODAY’S BARM
BY PHIL PASTORET
Bet on it: Anything you have to stand in
line a half-hour for isn’t worth going to.
buying or doing.
The difference between drinking gin
straight or in Tom Collinses ia that, in
the first instance, the shakes come
afterward.
TODAYS TRIVIA ANSWER: (a) Wyo-
ming wee the first state to greet women
the right to vote; it did so le 1866
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tie in common with these people and
find them boring. Too bad they don’t hener
appeal at the same time. I could "---VI
Houston, the winner of R.J.
Reynolds’ annual competition, chants
500-words-a-minute to accomplish this
feat. In the United States, tobacco
farmers bring 200-pound bundles of
tobacco to warehouses for auction. The
large volume makes speed a prime
consideration.
WINSTONSLES, nDc. (Ap, _ ENDINGREMOTE
Sandy Houston talks fast. He can com- poRSOTROL CLUTTFR m
plete a sale in six seconds. .PORTSMOUTH, Va — More
than 10 million households have two or
That’s how long it takes Houston, the more remote control units and 2.5
1985 World Tobacco Auctioneering million have at least three, according
Champion, to sell a pile of tobacco, to General Electric.
DEAR TAM: I’ve said this many
times, but I’ll say it again. It takes
two to create the problem you have-
an insensitive boor who has no
qualms about imposing, and a
spineless dummy who permits it.
After being trapped for the third
tune you should have been able to
say, “Sorry, I have plans. Please call
ahead next time,” then shut the door
and reclaim your privacy. If you
don't have enough gumption to do
this, accept the consequences and
kwitcher beefin’.
duce kidney, heart, nerve, intestine or concern about his or her physical
liver performance It appears with health, despite rational evidence that
age •P there is no disease or illness present
When the heart muscle is affected Most hypochondriacs are perfectly
by amyloid-hence, the term cardio- normal adults who simply seem to
myopathy - the heart can neither fill worry excessively about themselves
Shonia Carpenter, daughter of adequately with blood nor eject that . There iS no single test to diagnose
* blood Cardiac function is therefore hypochondriasis. It is an emotional
restricted There is no known cause of difficulty that is revealed by exclud-
this condition and no effective medi- ing physical causes A problem may
cal treatment, except for a heart arise because, in severe cases, the dis-
transplant Cardiac amyloidosis is a torted mind/body relation can be so
progressive, serious heart disease
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DEAR DR. GOTT — A friend of my
DEAR DR. GOTT — Where can I daughter's says that you can get
get information on restrictive cardio- trichinosis from pork even if it is well
myopathy with cardiac amyloidosis? cooked Is this true’
vebeen told.that it * very rare, and DEAR READER - Trichinosis is
non one feels that 1 can make it much caused by eating improperly cooked
nrlo pe.ne. . . meat that contains larvae of the para-
.DEAR.READER.. Amyloid is an sitic roundworm called trichinella.
amorphous deposit that can infiltrate Cooking kills the larvae, so the an
mhmlrhcnonrrrnegaraeamnyyaamieE swer"yourqustionis:No
like the gummy residue that builds up DEAR DR. GOTT How can you
in automobile carburetors or on the tell if you re a hypochondriac’
jets of a fuel-injection system In ___
cars, this deposit produces poor en- DEAR READER — Hypochondria
gine performance; in the human body, sis is a medical condition in which a
amyloid acts in similar fashion to re- person exhibits a recurring, abnormal
wish them on each other. Maybe that
is the. solution to my problem- Marvin and Shirley Carpenter, has
arrangeforthem tomeet. Any ideas been selected as an Acdemic All-
Tampa esnworl -RETIRED IN American by the National Secondary
-amA‘- Education Council. ....................
She attends Stanton Junior High progressive, serious'" heart disease strong that actual disease may
School and was nominated for the that increases in severity as time develop.
award by Cathy Rundell, girl's passes. Ordinarily, we all worry to one de-
athletic coach The National Health Information gree or another about our health. Hy-
The NSEC has established the Clearinghouse (P.O. Box 1133, Wash- pochondriacs. raise this worry to the
Academic All-American Scholar ington, DC 20013-1133) might be able state of an art: Every imagined symp-
aoemic All American Scholar to supply with more information tom becomes cause for alarm If a
Award Program in order to offer Its telephone number is 1-800-336- person shows chronic, excessive con-
deserved recognition to superior 4797 or 703-522-2590. cerns . and a reasonable medical
students who excel in the academic DEAR DR. GOTT — I have a evaluation has shown no physical ab-
disciplines. The scholars must earn a daughter who is an alcoholic. For the normalities — hypochondriasis may
3.3 or better grade point average, past six months she has had no feeling have to be considered. Then, psycho-
Their names are published in the in her feet up to her ankles What therapy iS the treatment of choice
Academic All-American Scholar causessthis condition? What will hap- I should add that some patients
Directory. peniitgoesuntrated? v . with unusual or untypical diseases
Shonia isi the granddaughter of mention whether your daughter is^a yearsnotnbezisgnastformonthsior
Lloyd and Eva Carpenter of recovering alcoholic or if she has con- might incorrectly tend to blame the
Muleshoe. tinued to.drink. If she is recovering, I symptoms on emotional instability or
--------------- believe that she should see a neurolo- neurosis By contrast, the hypochon-
COMPUTERS Eist, who can investigate the cause of driac is fundamentally healthy he or
THAT ‘SEE’ her problem In a non-drinker, a form she just worries inappropriately
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) - A com- of nerve damage - perhaps due to a
outer that works more like a human pinched nerve or other nerve disorder
brain than conventional computers is - could cause loss of sensation in her
helping scientists at the University of feet
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mouhted on ComputmralinTuedmpras the answer to your question depends
, D , - that can duplicate the various to a large degree on yourr daughter s
Lee Peeler at 364-3840, or Rosemary movements of the human eyes. present behavior Untreated neuropa-
Shook at 364-3142. Students may also Programming the computer to move thy from any causecan progress to
contact Karol Shook at 1605 N. Main, the “eyes” the same way humans do is weakness and disability, so the issue
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