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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1973
Page
5
Fragmented clipping describes a patient with Parlinon's disease and tremor relief using L-dopa. It references nerve pathways and a cough disappearing after removal of a device or condition. The writer asks a doctor to repeat a recommended drug for severe leg pain or cramps.
New York AP feature profiles a corrections expert urging reforms in training treatment and future needs. She argues corrections must balance security with rehabilitation and create environments for genuine behavioral change.
Pendleton High School plans a 3 p.m. May 6 concert in the Pendleton Middle School Auditorium. There is no admission charge for a one and a half hour show. The event supports Cancer funds and features Sam McKean and accompanists, with a mixed program including French bread states. The Hour Club at Lakin will meet Saturday at 6 p.m. for a covered dish dinner at the YWCA, with Senator Noord Arbuckle as club president.
Dr Flint cites a Florida pelican refuge run by Larry Wineland to argue against welfare. He warns churches and citizens about forced taxes and political influence, urging readers to seek his booklet on republican reform.
The U S Women’s Alpine Ski Team promotes a two week diet promising 20 pound loss without starvation. Devised by a Colorado physician, the plan stresses maintained energy and ease of following whether traveling or at home. Order form invites two dollars plus rush service for expedited mailing.
Landes urges disabled workers to file as soon as possible because payouts may cover up to 12 months. He notes about one in twelve workers who receive security benefits qualify for payments, and that disability can be severe enough to prevent work for a year or more.
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