Acupuncture Gains Ground Among U S Veterinarians
In Coopersville Michigan vet Harold Red Sheridan uses stainless needles and laser beams to ease animal pain. The American Veterinary Medical Association may recognize acupuncture as valid. about 85 veterinarians are certified after a 120 hour course, with 500 practitioners total.
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Coopersville
Mich
Harold
Sheridan
Popeye
Fido
Chester Springs
International Veterinary Acupuncture Society
American Veterinary Medical Association
Bruce Little
Little
Snader
International Veterinary Acupuncture Soci
Kennesaw Gun Law Shows Mixed Crime Trends Five Years On
In Kennesaw Georgia crime in the five years since a handgun must be kept at home has mixed results. Burglaries while residents were home are rare yet total police calls rose from 5405 in 1980 to 9669 last year amid rapid growth. Local police say mostly petty crime and transient offenders drive the rise while the gun mandate appears to deter burglaries.
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Kennesaw, Ga
Kennesaw
Atlanta
H.R. Laine
Laine
Dent Myers
Morton Grove
Ill
Davis
Matt Maloney
Myers
Campaign Of 88 Quietly Gains Steam
Washington AP reports a year from the 1988 election there is brisk campaign activity. Cuomo Bush Rumsfeld and Means are pre-positioning in early states with Cuomo weighing an exploratory move and New Orleans Tulane address set. Dole Baker and Hart also feature in developing moves as Iowa New Hampshire and Massachusetts swing into focus.
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Washington
Mario Cuomo
George Bush
Howard Baker
Donald Rumsfeld
Russell Means
Cuomo
Sam Nunn
Bush
Gary Hart
Rumsfeld
Richard Gephardt
D-Mo
Iowa
Jimmy Carter
New Hampshire
Roosevelt Center
Michigan
Reagan
Iran
White House
Massachusetts
Cuomo and
HART
John F
Kennedy
Stanley Sheinbaum
New York
Los Angeles
Sen. Nunn
D-Ga
New Orleans
Tulane University
Baker
Dole
Senate
Doctors avoid AIDS death conclusions in certificates
In Los Angeles experts say some physicians write misleading death certificates to protect AIDS patients privacy. The issue surfaced after Liberace's death, where doctors listed heart failure rather than AIDS related pneumonia, sparking debate on privacy versus accuracy.
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Los Angeles
Shirley Fannin
Los Angeles County
Department of Health Services
Riverside County
Raymond Carrillo
Liberace
Carrillo
Ronald Daniels
William Ginsburg
Daniels
Neil Schram
Cisco General Hospital
Aids Research
Jack McCleary
Los Angeles County Medical Association
Jim Beisner
Orange County
California State Coroner and Public Administrator Association
AIDS Spreading In Nation's Jails
A nationwide survey finds AIDS spreading in prisons but not as fast as in the general population. Experts caution about death certificate misrepresentation and call for accurate reporting and privacy protections. The report notes changes in testing and segregation practices and cites officials from California and Los Angeles County.
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Washington
Theodore M. Hammett
Hammett
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Acupuncture Society
H. Grady Young
Thomasville
Young
Grand Rapids
Sam
Cory Sachs
Coopersville, Mich
Harold Sheridan
Sam the Labrador
Kennesaw Mountain
William Sherman
Chattanooga
Atlan
Moron Grove
Robert Davis
Joy
Bob Dole
Kansas
California
Paul Volberding
San Fran
Bradberry
Aiken
Etta Findley
Aiken City Council
Reel’s Shoes
Laurens St
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