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Page 6, Pawhuska Daily Journal-Capital, Thursday, September 23, 1976
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Dr. Lamb
HANI IS
Body temperature often varies
15 THIS THE
"ACE OBEDIENCE
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IT IS? 600D! I'M HERE
TO ENROLL: D06?N0. MAAM,
I DIDN'T BRING A DOG...
I NOTICE THAT A LOT
OF YOUR STUDENTS DO
HAVE 0065, DON'T THEY?
15 THIS ONE OF THOSE
PROGRESSIVE SCHOOLS ?
By Lawrence E. Lamb, M D.
DEAR DR LAMB - I want
to know about body
temperature Mine is never
98 6 degrees Fahrenheit
When I am well it is always 98
degrees
Since my temperature is
never 98 6 degrees I figure
that I must have a mild fever
whenever it is 98 6 degrees
DEAR READER - That
98.6 degrees F figure is just an
approximation A person’s
temperature may vary as
much as three degrees in 24
hours and be perfectly nor-
mal The temperature is
lowest in the early morning
hours while you are sleeping
Since few people take their
temperature at that hour this
point is not generally
recognized.
The temperature is highest
in the late afternoon or early
evening and it can be as high
as 100 degrees F. particularly
in active children, in the
absence of any medical
problem at all Many mothers
get alarmed because their
children have temperatures
higher than 99 degrees in the
afternoon when in fact it is
perfectly normal.
I suspect that a
temperature of 99 degrees F
for you is quite within your
normal range but you are cor-
rect in assuming that it could
be more important in your
case than in others To
evaluate a temperature you
must know what time of day it
is taken and under what cir-
cumstances. Having just
drunk cold water will lower it
or having drunk or eaten hot
items will raise it.
To give you a better idea
about body temperature I am
sending you The Health Letter
number 7-6, Body
Temperature and Fever It
will also give you some tips on
the problems people have with
thermometers Others who
want this information can
send a long, stamped, self-
addressed envelope with 50
cents for it Address your
letter to me in care of this
newspaper, PO Box 326, San
Antonio, TX 78292.
DEAR DR LAMB - Could
I have some advice on kidney
stones’ What causes them?
Can these be cured’ Also what
about a diet? I know a man
who has been in and out of the
hospital several times with
them The last time the stone
could not be removed, but
finally he passed it. 1 would
appreciate whalever you can
tell me
DEAR READER — Anyone
who has a kidney stone should
have a complete medical ex-
amination in an effort to
determine the cause They
can be caused by medical
problems that in turn cause a
high level of calcium in the
blood They can occur as a
complication of kidney infec-
tions
Other than those formed as
a complication of infection
there is usually little that you
can accomplish by diet Some
doctors do recommend
limiting calcium intake but if
the increased calcium is from
other causes, such as that dis-
solved out of the bones, that
will not help much.
The best recommendation I
can give to anyone with
kidney stones, other than get-
ting a complete evaluation, is
to be sure to drink lots of li-
quids If you drink lots of
water all through the day so
the urine is never concen-
trated you will have less
chance of the minerals clum-
ping and leading to the forma-
tion of a stone. How much
water should you drink? The
important point is to drink
whatever amount is needed to
cause regular passage of large
volumes of urine in hot
weather, or if sweating, that
may mean drinking more
water than you would on
cooler days or when not work-
ing
PUBLIC NOTICES
Lebanon
gets new
president
BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) -
Lebanon changed Christian
presidents today, but the civil
war that has ravaged the Mos-
lem-Christian nation for 17
months blazed away without le-
tup.
President Suleiman Franjieh
handed over his constitutional
authority to President-elect
Elias Sarkis in a small ceremo-
ny at Franjieh’s wartime head-
quarters in Jounieh, 12 miles
north of Beirut, Christian radio
stations reported.
Leaders of the right-wing
Christian militias pledged their
support to Sarkis and called on
their foes in the leftist alliance
of Palestinians and Lebanese
Moslems to stop shooting and
start talking.
Leftist leaders also declared
their support for Sarkis but told
him there could be no peace
until he secured the withdrawal
of the Syrian forces who inter-
vened in the civil war last June
on the side of the Christians.
The leftists had been de-
manding Franjieh’s resignation
for six months. But the tough,
silver-haired mountain warrior,
who defeated Sarkis for the
presidency by one vote in 1970,
held on until the end of his
term so he would not be the
first president forced out of of-
fice.
Street battles flared along
much of the front line between
the Moslem and Christian sec-
tors of Beirut. Rocket and long-
range artillery duels also con-
tinued to rage around the
mountain resorts 12 to 18 miles
east of the capital.
Hospital officials estimated
that about 70 persons were
killed and 90 were wounded
during the night. Estimates of
the death toll in the war now
exceed 36,000.
PUBLIC NOTICES
Your Right to Know
(Published in the Pawhuska
Daily Journal-Capital Sep-
tember 21, 22 and 23,1976, 3 T.)
NOTICE OF
SPECIAL MEETING
The Board of Commissioners of
the Housing Authority of the
Osage Tribe of Indians in
Oklahoma will hold a special
meeting Thursday, September
23, at 1 p.m., in the Authority
office in Hominy (125 W. Main),
for the purpose of considering
resultions concerning approval
of the Authority’s proposed
MIFIH training program ap-
plication and concerning
execution of Amendatory
Agreements for Project OKLA-
127-2.
-s- Vernon K. Davis
Secretary-Executive
Director.
HOROSCOPE
For Friday, Sept. 24, 1976
ARIES (March 21-April 19)
Conditions are ripe for you to
rectify a situation that
previously caused a problem
it's to your advantage to do so
promptly
TAURUS (April 20-May 20)
The ways and means to under-
take an important project will
be available at this time. Get
busy making arrangements
GEMINI (May 21-June 20)
Don't hesitate to call upon
friends and contacts who could
help you businesswise They
won't feel they're being used
CANCER (June 21-July 22)
Your present willingness to
share is a sound move on your
part Although you're doing it
unselfishly, you will later profit
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your
forte today lies in situations
where you can give your im-
agination free rein Pursue
creative projects
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22)
Your material prospects con-
tinue to appear very en-
couraging Chase down all
leads that could mean bucks in
the bank.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You
may be inspired to move on
something today in a rather
daring manner Boldness will
reward, but rashness won't.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-nov. 22)
Fortunate circumstances will
develop for you today primarily
through others. Be a gracious
recipient.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec.
21) Sometimes it's good to get
off by ourselves, but that isn't
true in your case today. You’ll
find you’ll come alive in a
crowd.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.
19) You have a flair for doing
things today in a manner
others find admirable Perhaps
it's because your purposes are
unselfish
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19)
There is a friend who is in need
of encouragement You're the
one who'll know all the right
things to say
PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20)
The possibility of turning a
profit looks very strong today
What is likely to occur may
transpire confidentially
di a Your
Birthday
Sept. 24, 1976
Someone whom you've known
and have lost contact with may
suddenly reappear in your life
this year Fortunate cir-
cumstances will result.
(Published in the Pawhuska
Daily Journal-Capital, Sep-
tember 16, 23, 1976, 2 T.)
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Public Notices
Published for the purpose of pro
tecting the public interest in affairs
of government and to inform the
public oi private or business matters
in which they may have a stake.
I Published in the Pawhuska Daily Journal-Capital, September
16, 23, 1976, 2 T.)
ELECTION PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS, the Council of the City of Pawhuska, Oklahoma, did
on the 2nd day of August, 1976, pass Ordinance No. -60k5, which
provided for the calling of an election;
NOW, THEREFORE, under and by virtue of Section 27, Article
10, of the Constitution of the State of Oklahoma and Ordinance
No. 62K of the City of Pawhuska, Oklahoma passed on the 2nd
day of August, 1976, authorizing the calling of an election for
the purpose as hereinafter set forth, I, the undersigned, Mayor
of the City of Pawhuska, Oklahoma, do hereby call an election to
be held in said City of Pawhuska on the 28th day of September,
1976, for the purpose of submitting to the registered, qualified
voters of said City the following proposition, to wit:
PROPOSITION
"Shall the City of Pawhuska, State of Oklahoma,
incur an indebtedness by issuing its negotiable
coupon bonds in the sum of Nine Hundred Fifty
Thousand ($950,000.00) Dollars to provide funds
for the purpose of constructing an electric trans-
mission line and extending and improving the
electric sub-station and distribution system
to be owned exclusively by said city, and levy
and collect an annual tax, in addition to all
other taxes, upon all the taxable property in
said city sufficient to pay the interest on said
bonds as it falls due and also to constitute a
sinking fund for the payment of the principal
thereof when due, said bonds to bear interest
at not to exceed the rate of seven and one half
per centum per annum, payable semi-annually and
to become due serially within twenty-five years
from their date?"
The ballot setting out the above proposition to be submitted
1! to the istered, qualified electors of the City of Pawhuska, Okla-
homa, s 1 set out said proposition as set forth above, and shall
| contain in connection with said proposition the following words:
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SECOND:
Against the above
proposition
(If the voter desires to vote for the above proposition
he shall stamp an "X" in the first square above; if he
desires to vote against the above proposition he shall
stamp an "X" in the second square above.)
The polls shall be opened at 7:00 o’clock A.M., and shall
■ remain open continuously until and be closed at 7:00 o’clock P.M.
|The numbers and locations of the polling places and the persons
who shall conduct said election shall be as follows:
WPLACE: Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Caroline Barton, Inspector;
Mrs. Fred Leonard, Judge;
Mrs. Clarice Thornton, Clerk,
MSno Ft ACE: Pawhuska High School,
Mrs. Lottie Tegeler, Inspector;
Mrs. Jaunita Hunt, Judge;
Mrs. Eloise Hays, Clerk.
W^it
Pawhuska City Hall,
Mrs. Floy Morris, Inspector;
Mrs. Mildred Kennedy, Judge;
Mrs. Ann Boyd, Clerk,
WARD NO, 4:
POLLING PLACE: American Legion Hut,
Mr. Alex Laney, Inspector;
Mrs.Audrey C. Hague , Judge;
Mrs. Doris Sparks, Clerk.
PA assiyre sownmE mpECEORS, 7556 AN CTORKS SManl serve
and act as counters in such polling places, as provided by law.
The result of said special election shall be bound and de-
termined by said election officers at cuch polling places, and
shall be returned to and canvassed by the County Election Board of
Osage County, Oklahoma, as provided by law. Said election shall be
held in accordance with the applicable provisions of the laws of
the State of Olahoma
DATED this _A7 day of August, 1976,
ATTEST 9
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APPROVED
CITY OF PAWHUSKA, OKLAHOMA
By_
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MIND NO. 2
POLLING PLACE PAMLEKA HIGH
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MS, JA NITA HUM, JUDGE
M. ELOISE MAYS, CERE
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S. FLOY MOPPIS, INSPECTOR
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Spencer, Frank. Pawhuska Daily Journal-Capital (Pawhuska, Okla.), Vol. 67, No. 191, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 23, 1976, newspaper, September 23, 1976; Pawhuska, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2284001/m1/6/: accessed July 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.