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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1973
Page
5
Reader questions addressed by Lester Coleman cover dropped stomach risks and surgical options, hair regrowth creams, finger clubbing linked to lung illness, and cautions against testosterone use for baldness. The column notes medical conditions and patient guidance with brief clinical context.
Nineteen Madison County residents will serve on the Admissions and Review Committee of the United Fund of Madison County. Members will review budgets and discuss current and future programs with agencies, staying active throughout the year to monitor progress.
Captain Donald Hickey reports Salvation Army units continue flood relief across the central United States. Canteens moved from Peoria to Burlington Iowa. volunteers provide 24 hour relief, coffee doughnuts and 150 blankets in Gibraltar Bay City Mt Clemens area. Workers in St Louis and southern states brace for higher water as the disaster spreads.
Navy recruiters announce openings for women in the Waves and broader equal service push. Key milestones include Admiral Zumwalt's 1972 equal rights move, Captain Alene Duerk as first female admiral candidate, and Lt. JG Ann Elizabeth joining sea duty. The Navy also expands NROTC scholarships and marks first female Seabee and air traffic control center officer selections.
A controversial Worry Clinic column attacks Women’s Lib and asserts women are not equal to men. The writer dismisses suffrage, claims women are weaker and more submissive, and ridicules modern feminist protests while urging readers to buy a book to “demolish” women’s rights ideas.
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