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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1972
Page
5
A columnist argues high schools should teach a 60 second medical technique to clear windpipes and prevent deaths like Amy G whose aspirin choking led to her death en route to hospital. The essay warns about aspirin use for flu and stresses fever helps fight germs.
The Community Youth Center sponsored swim will now be held Friday from 8 to 10 p.m. at Beulah Park for high school age and up. Lifeguards will be on duty. Members enter free. nonmembers pay 25 cents. A high school dance with the Dragon band runs Saturday 4 to 11 p.m.
Headache is a symptom not a disease and causes must be traced before treatment. Migraines and cluster headaches are discussed with possible triggers like tyramine in foods. Headache clinics and targeted drugs help many patients, with Dr. Lester Coleman offering an eye health booklet for 25 cents.
In Indianapolis, the school board terminated the contract of Stanley Campbell in a special session. The board said Campbell and the board mutually agreed to end the contract with one year left. he receives 16000 dollars plus another month’s salary for vacation. Karl Kalp was named interim superintendent.
The board of directors of Eli Lilly and Co. declared a third quarter dividend of 18.2 cents per share on outstanding common stock payable Sept. 9 to shareholders of record Aug. 11. This brings total dividends declared for the first three quarters to 54.6 cents per share.
More women than men in Australia according to recent census estimates. The data show about 102.7 males for every 110 females, indicating a tilt toward female residents rather than a perfect balance.
In Baltimore, rebel inmates released hostages and returned to cells after Gov. Marvin Mandel and Rep. Mitchell met inmates and guards. A large guard walkout followed, with calls that disturbances would spread to Jessup and Hagerstown as authorities assessed fire damage and injuries.
A typical adult loses about 25 to 75 ounces of sweat through the skin in a 24 hour period. The amount varies with activity environment and individual health.
Saigon says main efforts by South Vietnamese forces to free two paratroop units isolated near Quang Tri. About 80 men unaccounted after Sunday encirclement, with another unit reaching near the Citadel. Massive U.S. air and naval strikes supported the advance as raids focus south of Hanoi amid weather constraints.
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