Thursday, March 13, 1997 To read a story, HIGHLIGHT headline and click READ. Hair apparent Strange Terrain Girl Scouts plan reunion in Las Vegas Auditions set for outreach program COMMUNITY BRIEFS Las Vegas hosts quarter horse show ABOUT TOWN ----------END-----------
	Pediatric dentist Dr. Michael Saxe shows one of his parrots to Shamarlo Reece, 7. The birds, as well as colorful murals, are used to make children feel more comfortable in the office. Related photo: Nichole Richardson, 11, is treated by pediatric dentist Dr Michael Saxe while her sister Jessica, 8, and Horton the Elephant watch. Photos by Gary Thompson.	Strange Terrain Imagine being taken against your will to a strange, scary place populated by giant people with strange, scary names who speak strange, scary languages where painfully strange terrors await you.       It's a sensation that's not at all imaginary to kids coping with a visit to the doctor's or dentist's office. Keeping in mind that image of childhood terror can help parents in trying to ease their own kids' fears during those inevitable trips to family health care providers. FULL TEXT Hair apparent Hair. What is it, really?       Masses of fibers sprouting from the skin that, among other things, protect us from the elements. FULL TEXT
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