Garden City Telegram from Garden City, Kansas • Page 9

Page 9 Garden Cit.v Monday, October 26. 1970 HERE AND AREA Education Meeting Scheduled of Rat Experiment Called Misleading by Wheat Man DODGE CITY A recent re- The Kansas Slate Board Education will sponsor meetings at Hugoton, Garden City, and Dodge City this week to discuss rules and regulations governing the operation of education programs in Kansas with local district administrators and board members. Basic purposes of the meetings are: To establish contacts with local boards of education and school administrators; to determine what local officials believe to be the relationship of the local boards and the presently constituted state board, and to develop a procedure that will include the local school officials in future development of rules, and regulations prior to adoption. Han-old Crist of Scott City, District 5 board member, will chair the meetings and C. Taylor Whittier, Commissioner of will make a presentation following a 6:30 dinner.

State Department of Education staff will serve as chairmen for six small group discussion sessions at each conference to allow for a broader exchange of ideas. Hugoton Unified School District 210 will host the Oct. 27 meeting at the Elementary' School. Participants will represent unified districts: 507 Sa- tanba; 214 Ulysses; 452 Johnson; 218 Elkhart; 217 Rolltt; 209 Moscow; 480 Liberal; 483 Kismet; 374 Sublette; 476 Copeland; a'nd 371 Montezuma. On Oct.

28, Garden City USD 457 will host a meeting at Garden City Community Junior College Student Union dining hull for participants from districts: 102 Cinvarron; 477 Ingalls; 363 HoJcomb; 466 Scott City; 467 Leoti; 200 Tribune; 215 Lakin; 216 DcerfSeld; 478 Kendall; and 494 Syracuse. The Senior High School in Dodge City will be the site of the Oct. 29 meeting hosted by USD 443. Registrants for this session will represent districts: 227 Jebmore; 228 Hanston; 347 Kinsley; 502 Lewis; 381 Spear- vttle; 459 Bucklin; 474 Haviland; 422 Qreensbwg; 424 Mullinvllle; 300 Coldwater: 220 Ashland; 219 Minneola; 225 Fowler; and 226 Meade. port to a group of scientists involving feeding bread to rats, and newspaper stories on the experiment have misrepresented the Staff of Life to the American public, and have clone a serious disservice to the wheat production, milling, and baking industry of the United States, says Lawrence E.

added trace minerals, vitamins, and protein boasters, which were reported to have thrived. 'The experiment might is more nutritious than any other white bread except for Finnish milk bread. Brennan also said that "We have been informed by scien- PEANUTS MICKEY MOUSE have been valid in showing ts that the metabolism of need for using bread to carry nutritional enrichment," Even- nan said, "but to depend on it rats and humans differs greatly. A young rat, which will double its weight every 10 to 14 alone for all nutritional needs, I days, has vastly different pro' i and Mien bt'aiid it 'low in Brennan of Dodge City, chair-) nutritional value' as was donei mans requirements than hu- man of the Kansas Wheat Com- in the New York Times News Service story which reached the general public is to ignore mission. Brennan blasted reports which resulted from an investigation made by Dr.

Roger J. Williams of the University of Texas and reported to a meeting of members of the National Academy of Sciences at Rice University, Houston. The investigation had one group of rats fed 90 days on a diet of "the ordinary white bread that all good scientific and nutritional practices and information." Brennan said that bread is recommended in good nutritional practice as one of four basic food groups, and r.hat each of the group smttst be included in a balanced diet. He also pointed out that in a comparative study of white breads, most Americans eat every of Nutrition Dr. Rob- day," which died of malnutri- ert Harris of Massachusetts tion; and a second group of stitute of Technology establish- rats fed a diet of bread with ed that American white FORMER BUSTER GENE ROBINSON A memorial scholarship fund las been established for Gene tobinson, Wichita State Uni- Sarsity football player killed in he October 2 plane crash in the Rocky Mountains.

Robinson," from Dayton, Ohio, played one year of ball for rarden City Community Junior lollege. He was a. member of loach Bob Riley's 1967 Bronc- buster team that was 8-3-0 overall and played in the Storing Silver Bowl game. The fund is sponsored by the Black Student Union of WSU, It was established with funds ollected during Black Cultural Weekend events last week. Mailmen in tthe United States have difficulty with dogs, but things could be worse, the tional Geographic Society says.

Egyptian mailmen complain of being nipped by camels, mailmen in Brazil have been bitten by jaguars, a Tongan Island mailman was killed by a shark and Afghanistan had to suspem rural deliveries a few years ago because leopards ate the mail men. Fund Established For Crash Victim Earthquake Risk Analysis Offered LOS ANGELES A lead- Ing architectural and engineering firm in earthquake-conscious southern California offers a "risk analysis" service which determines potential earthquake damage to older buildings. Developed by A. C. Martin Associates, Los Angeles, the analysis tells the building owner the probability of damo? ge from temblors of various intensities, pinpoints areas of the building most susceptible to damage, and estimates probable costs of repair.

Risk analysis may make earthquake insurance practice! for the first time. Most insurance companies either reject such insurance outright or set premiums exorbitantly Mgh for lack of sufficient information to negotiate a realistic policy. He was one of 13 WSU players who died in the crash. Proceeds for dances held Friday and Saturday at Wichita totaled about $250. The scholarship probably will )e offered next semester.

Num- Vty and amounts of scholarships will depend on total funds available. WSU officials are also accepting donations for a sepa- ate Gene Robinson Memorial Fund, through the Football 70 Memorial Fund Drive. Robinson was in his junior season for the Shockers. A starting offensive end, he had scored several touchdowns and was rated among the team's brighter prospects. Wheat producers of stales Like Kansas and Texas have joined together in a program of self-help through their slate commissions, associations of wheat growers, and national and regional associations.

Brennan said. "Irresponsible reports of the kind issued by Dr. Williams and the New York Times inevitably react against these self-help programs." he said, "and the loser, in the long run, is -the American public, which is led down the wrong path with a sensational story, to the detriment of good nutrition." Many agricultural products cheese, and other ingredients which go to make up sandwiches are eaten with bread, Brennan pointed out, and added that damage done to acceptance of bread as a basic food can react throughout the whole foodstuffs industry. He said the Kansas Wheat Commission cooperates with other food' groups in its programs to increase the use of wheat and wheat foods, and urged scientists and news reporters to keep this relationship in mind when carrying on THIS IS GREAT BUY course NJOT i BUY IT FOE VSE, SILUY! SO NOW A PERFUME SALESWOMAN? THE RYATTS investigations stories. or writing HAPPY 65f BIRTHDAY Love.

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