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Show The Salt Marquis Chillis ir W IB lake r- sgr--' Tribune, Saturday, April 18, 1979 V (K 1!) Thick Mist Shrouds Arms Cut Talk VIENNA Some 500 newspaper content within tiie Soviet Union. He went so far as to talk about the failures of the bureaucracy and the need for more management and technical innoxa-tion- . They are alike, too, in that each has the strongest possible motivation to get an agieement thm would mean a pause and prevent a new and probably irreversible escalation in the arms race. If the Kiemlin tuces serious economic probWithout putting it in just that way this cautious man was saying that the lems, the Nixon Administraton in Washcost ot the race is depriving the ington can hardly conceal the depth of America's troubles, both economic and Soviet people of the goods and services they have so long been promised. His po- political. Whatever the actual mEitary superiorsition is curiously like that of the second cautious man "itting behind the players ity in missiles and submarines, the Unitat the conference table in Vienna. ed States can hardly be said to be negoBoth Cautious Men tiating in Vienna from a position of President Nixon and Brezhnev seem strength. The troubles on the home front to be poles apart in almost every rethe war in Vietnam, crime, orgamzd spect. Yet in their respective spheres violence and nihilism are too great. they have come to positions of power While the defense been cut by has budget conditionij in such a way that taking as much as $10 billion it still, at $70 bilbold initiatives is difficult, if not impossilion, takes far too great a toU from the ble. Each has had to make compromises surplus that might go toward correcting On sides the both a along way. powerful the profound disorders disrupting life in military block enforces caution and America. inveigns against taking bold initiatives is Reason for Hope difficult, it not impossible. Each has had to make compromises along the way. On That is (be reason to hold cut some both sides a powerful military bloc enforhope for this beginning of a serious effort ces caution and inveighs against taking to go beyond mere appraisal of the vast any risk that might endanger what must stores of nuclear annihilation on each seem in the objective view a wholly side of the divide. Plain, common sense mythical security. would seem to dictate terms that each side could live with. This would mean undeniably a risk a risk, say, that a moratorium on deployment of the new missile, the MIRV, would be violated by the RusNow that everybody is pretty well sians. That risk must be weighed against agreed that the midi length for womens the danger of a new round in the race skirts are ugly, its success would seem and the accumulation of new and far more deadly weapons into an unforeseeto be assured. able future. Surely, the military blocs in As far as future life on this planet is the Pentagon and the Kremlin cannot concerned, the choice is a familiar one, simply dismiss that risk. whether you vmt to go for quality or No matter what the ultimate outcome, quantity. the side first to prepose a bold course It takes spring a little while to start duly weighing the risks would win, in the doing its own thing. Tirst, it has to clean view of this observer, a victory in public opinion around the world. It would be up the mess that winter left. good to say that, as the ceremonial openWhatever you think of busing or bussing is staged while the cameras whir, such a move is in sight. But it would not ing, eulier way ywj spell it doesnt look be true. right. cor- respondents and at lea-- t 300 television commentators and technicians are heie from all over the wot Id to report on elfi-c.e- the Sira tegic Limitation Arms Talks. (SALT). With the exception of the 10 Russian correspondents, in effect part of tne official delegation from Moscow, the view of what may or may not be about to happen is as though seen through a thick London fog. The piospect is for weeks of sparring as Washington and Moscow each seek tc pry7 loose the other side's negotiating position. The mystery is deep and dark. There ie even d ibt as to w hether either side has a fully formulated negotiating position. In this i bscure poker game both sides may be plying down the openers ready to react to any cards put face up on the table. Behind this cautious sparring are two cautious men, neither of whom is really a free agent. One is Leonid I. Brezhnev, the general secretary of the Communist Party in the Soviet Union. And Not Only Are We Great Liberals, Pacifists and Humanitarians, Put Aon Will Also Loe Our Sense of Humor! Jim Bishop, Reporter Senator Soaper Storm in Moscow Sad Leper Cant Be Erased From Mind There is a lady I dont know, whom I annot forget . . . She comes to mind on Random days and she is not easy to ferase. She is short and plump, a year I this or that side of 60, has black hair and dark eyes, a broad nose and a timid smile. She ' le d.jt - a- r- - ;h i- s- - i- - IS lias ' no business inside intruding my head, walking up and down in that cheap blue cotton print dress, because she says nothing, does nothing. We met but once. The Bishops flew with Howard Newman from Honolulu to Molokai. Honolulu is granulated sand, modern hotels, rain forests and friendliness. The Hawaiian Islands are like step- - of at ping stones in a Japanese pond. The high brought lepers here and dumped them blue Pacific waves scrub the beaches over the side into the high seas five hunand perfume the sky. dred feet from shore. If they could swim We chartered a small plane to go to well, they lived. If not, the salty sea the next island east, Molokai. The trip tossed a blue blanket over their miseries. requires 30 minutes and Molokai sits Today, they are flown in, and the dishigh in the Pacific like a chocolate layer ease is called Hansens not leprosy. cake. It comes up straight in cliffs. At Inside the Mrs.' Cecilia gate, leprosy the bottom is a small tongue of land Akana smiled her timid smile and pointw hich lays flat against the waves. r gate. She is Permission had been granted to us to ed to the was a good school . she Once, this visit rocky tongue, called Kaiaapa-paThe pilot brought the plane close to teacher. She had a husband and two the cliffs, then turned down to that little lovely daughters. In 1933, she was combing her long edge of nothing. Kalaupapa is a leper black hair and found that she could not colony. feel the comb. She went to a clinic for Single Runway Airport tests. When the doctors were ready, they The airport consisted of a single runasked her to sit down. No, she said way and a neat shack. There was a gate softly, I do not want to contaminate for lepers and one marked A your chair. She had leprosy. century ago, valiant ship captains Off to Kalaupapa non-lepe- They sent her to Kalaupapa. The little girls, nine and four, were not permitted to kiss their mother goodby. She wrote many letters of love and devotion to her husband. There was no response. She lived on that little tongue of land, walking empty streets in hot sunshine, looking up the cliff to see signs of die living. Now there were 196 lepers d who lived in cottages or in the hospital. Civilization is the sound of smaU plane coming in. Freedom is a black volcanic stone marking a grave. Im not an active case any longer, she said. Thats why the doctor said I could show you around. The doctor said that the lepers know better than the medicos where to cut off a foot or a hand because they can point to the spot where numbness ends and feeling begins. Some walk on stumps. A painter lost the sight of both eyes. A blind leper with neither fingers nor toes is called a flipper. Whe he he must hit the floor hard to hear the sound. Association Improves Recall By Leslie J. Nason, Ed. D. University of Southern California Dear Dr. Nason: I am presently a junior n veterinary medicine. Although I experienced little difficulty in obtaining high school and in good grades in undergraduate work in college, my present regime is much more strenuous. I find that I am having increased difficulty in retaining the volume of intormation required to keep me out of the lower quarter of my class. How can I improve my memory? D. D., Columbus, Ohio Answer: The ich rtne on jli lea ian ccs hat At jili- ica- - .ure hat ius. i. SO pie I)- Keep your knowledge organized. mind is very efficient and recall is relatively easy when the ideas are associated with a place or location that you can isualize. Since you are dealing primarily with animal body structures and functions, associate each idea with, a mental picture. Not only visualize it in its proper location. but while holding the picture in mind, recall the consistency, the structure. the function, and the relationship of this body part and function to those next to it. Tljis is an efficient memoiy system. The more general information you can associate with a particular area, the more detail you can attach to it and thus have it all in your mind nr, a ready recall basis. Dear Dr. Nason: Our son is a very bright child. At 20 months he could count to 10 and say much of the alphabet. At 3, he could read many words in books or magazines. Now, at 6. he enjoys looking at a child's encyclopedia. When he comes to us for help with words, we of course give him the help he desires. We do not push him in these Activities. His kindergarten teacher had stated that he would always be an outstanding pupil. What can we parents do to see that he will always be outstanding and use aU of his potentials? Mrs. R. W., Philadelphia, Pa. C. Z., FREEZER DUPLEX - ONtr 31" WIDE AND 70" HIGH. "TWO TEMP" INDEPENDENT CONTROLS. GLIDE-OU- CRISPER; FUU COMPARTMENT AND SIZE GLIDE-OU- MdlmittsraiB. WITH them. 28" WIDE. DELUXE REFRIGERATOR needles; anjihing. In the late afternoon, when the little bird was ready, we boarded it to go back to the hustle of Honolulu. The lady with the lumpy face stood in the section marked lepers. I had met her once; I would never see her again. And yet, from the plane window, I could see the long sad suffering in her eyes. 1 recalled that she had said she never had a visitor in all those years. Her daughters are now in their forties. They had written that they would come to visit her, not as their mother, but as "a friend. There is a lady I dont know, w hom 1 cannot forget . . , record. I suggest you contact a college which would be acceptable to you and present your case before you take additional work. With college appoval assured, you can then proceed without apprehension. uC?Sl (XU bud (iholduhe) occut s fiom 3 to 11 years of age. It indicates that the pituitary-ovarian glandular axis is intact and beginning to function. or her parents concerned. ljicing there adoles-- enie, Shortly thereafter, there are changes In the birth canal followed by the appearance of secondary sex characteristics. At i are variations in patterns, J itiwlh Iiom? I' a1 age 12, there may be a growth spurt indicating adrenal gland activity All of these manifestations culminate in the occurrence of the first devel-- I (adre-narche- iSnt of the rep totilietive organs iulvbe a' year or the beltind ill actual ege. ibst Ameiii'dii gnis have uieir menarche) between the ages of ti add la. This late status symbol of is preceded by other signs. The rst'sign, the development of the bieast -- ?d - 1 1 J T v Family Trait? Changes in Canal hii ' ). period. When the gill goes through ail these preliminary stages and fails to menstruate. cnances are The giana are jn order but an anatomical defect exists. This is especially true if the girl is of normal stature and appearance. A careful pelvic examination at this time s Genetic factors also play a role in that delayed menstruation may be a family trait. A prior or recent illness, such as infectious mononucleosis, may also delay the menarche. The possibility of a glandular cause for amenorrhea appears likely when the preliminary stages (thelarche and are delayed or fail to occur. In thse circumstances, there may or may not be a disturbance in the development of the breasts, pubic hair, or sexual organs. Stature and height also suggest a glandular cause along with the presence or absence of hirsutism and genetic 7095 $ SIZE FAMILY. 3itmflH8 PORTABLE WASHER j more sensible and logical than if receiving needless remedies to bring about the menses. much T SUPERTWIN MODEL DH N Special for .j .ys v Selection 3 color Avocado Coppertono White "HANDI-TOP- 1140 plumbing installation Agitator Action Durable Pres y " laminate Cover Included E AUTOMATIC DRYER AUTOMATIC .nut had COMPART-MEN- 7 MODELS TO SUIT ANY not to touch anyone. What do you people need most? I said. She smiled that old molasses smile. Not money, she said. We desperately need something to do. Send us art materials; correspondence courses; yarn and Easton, Pa. ONLY MODEL C1204 FOOD DURA-LAS- T AND DOOR LINERS. 12.1 CU. FT. WITH 56 LB. FREEZER. FULL WIDTH GLIDE-OUSHELVES. ONLY I asked Mrs. Akana to pose for a picture with us on the steps of the clinic. She stood two steps above. I waved her down. No, thank you. she said.I have become accustomed for many years Colleges vary greatly in their policies of acceptance of courses taken in other colleges, courses offered by the military, extension courses from universities and correspondence school work. Often the decision to accept or refuse credit for a given course is dependent somewhat on the students overall record, particularly in private colleges there is often no set rule. This is as it should be. An admissions officer can then give a student the advacned standing he deserves based on his entire previous hard-and-fa- PTt SH'IVES. Cecilia Akana is now old. She can go home, but she has none. She lives in a small bungalow with a statue of the Blessed Mother and a holy water font under it. The priest, Father Gustave Fierenes, a Belgian, sometimes marries leper to leper. More often, he buries WASHER Featuring DURABLE PRESS CYCLE Gesturing DURABLE PRESS CYCLE SOAK CYCLE l DAIRY Has No Home Answer: their iipsj menstrual period should consult a I'llcian. This is not a but is .sug-- , A peeled . when , the have REFRIGERATOR NO DEFROSTING IN FREEZER OR REFRIGERATOR 175 LB. FREEZER AND 10.32 CU. FT. REFRIGERATOR. ..Doctor Can Find Cause for Menstruation Delay IS who ANNIVERSARY ONLY MULTI-CYCL- ;Ctrbof d paint-peele- Answer: You are right in not pushing him. But see to it that he has access to the public library as weU as to books of his owe Provide opportunities for discussion of his questions, but dont let him become a pest by continuously interrupting adult conversations. Since he already has an interest in learning, his innate curiosity will stay alive and produce enough inner drive to keep him going at the right pace. Caution: let him be a child, encourage him to play with other children and by all means help him to accept other children as important and worthwhile individuals, even though they do not have the same intellectual interests and capabilities. Dear Dr. Nason: I have attended coUege for two years and plan to return. I have been told that this college is not accredited to the State Board of Education. Should I just attend an accredited college my senior year? This would help me financially. Also wEl you please list some of the accredited colleges that are not Ivy League? IMPERIAL Dr. T. R. Van Delloit , 20tli BEECH ADAMS many-heade- non-leper- Nason on Education , The recent rumbling out of the Kremlin is a foreboding of trouble to come. But an earthquake is almost certain to be postponed. April 22 is the eentennary of Lenin's birth, an all important anniversary that would hardly be marked by the rise and faU of competing members of the hierarchy. 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