WHO warns venereal disease spreading rapidly
The World Health Organization warned that venereal disease is spreading quickly and could become out of control if not stopped. The report cites deplorably inadequate education in sex and health as a key factor.
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World Health Organization
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Loews to Run Marbella Resort Complex on Costa del Sol
Loews Hotels plans a Marbella resort on Spain’s Costa del Sol. The project will include two luxury hotels and a beach club, following the opening of a Hamburg hotel.
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Yemen Leader Dies In Gunfire At Home
Sheikh Mo hammed Ali Othman, a member of North Yemen's Republican Council, was killed by bazooka fire outside his Ta iz home. He was 63, former finance minister, and three days of official mourning were announced.
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Middle East
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South Yemen
Arabian Peninsula
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Ukrainian dissident gets seven years for political activity
Vyacheslav Chornovil, 35, a leading critic of Russian rule in Ukraine, is sentenced to seven years in prison followed by five years exile. His Chornovil Papers smuggled to the West in 1967 drew attention to the protest movement’s scale in Ukraine.
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Commercial energy demand drives higher usage mix says utility
Commonwealth Edison contends rising electricity use stems from business and factory demand not consumer devices. For 1972 each kilowatt hour for residential customers was matched by more than two used by commercial and industrial customers. In Houston AP Jesus Quintanilla 48 of Corpus Christi died when his truck crashed through a freeway guardrail onto a frontage road.
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Jesus L.quintanilla
Corpus iChristi
Acupuncture Gains Ground in Western Medicine Debate
In Los Angeles a dentist Dr. Lester L. Sacks treats patients with acupuncture while medical leaders weigh its future. CMA notes it remains experimental and legal for doctors to practice. NAA promotes classical approaches but declines referrals. Sacks cites mixed results and stresses acupuncture is not a universal cure.
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CMA
California
National
Acupuncture Association
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