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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1972
Page
5
Nita J a 26 year old Latin teacher seeks a reprinted copy of Dr Crane's column on Latin value for dissemination to state high schools. The piece explains case numbering in the column and argues Latin enhances reading fluency and cultural background, advising scrapbooks of cases for research and public health work.
A reader worries about chest sensations and a doctor confirms normal heart function. The column explains normal rhythm variations from stress and lifestyle, describes the sinus node, extrasystoles, tachycardia bradycardia and when to seek medical advice. Dr Coleman offers a booklet Pay Attention to Your Heart for 25 cents.
New Orleans report notes about 90 percent of U.S. sulphur and half the world supply originate in Louisiana and Texas, highlighting the region's pivotal role in global chemical markets.
In Dallas discussions on crude oil quality emphasize sulphur as a major impurity. The note highlights widespread presence of impurities in nearly all crude, underscoring ongoing concerns in refining and market standards.
Labor delegates in Blackpool urged a radical shift in Britain's foreign ties if in power. They called for removal of the Polaris base from Holy Loch and NATO dissolution aims while opposing nuclear weapons and default European Union dues, signaling a move toward neutrality. They backed renegotiating Common Market entry terms and a possible referendum, while rejecting immediate exit.
A study by Dr. Irving J. Selikoff and colleagues links asbestos exposure to higher deaths from esophagus stomach colon and rectum cancers among insulation workers in the United States and Canada from 1943 to 1971. The findings were presented to an WHO IARC working group in Lyon and released in New York by the American Cancer Society.
Hillside police request help from farmers across 11 Midwest states to locate Anthony Raymond missing since Sunday night. FBI cooperating as investigators probe two restaurant robbery suspects and a burgundy late model car tied to the case.
Lagrange County man Robert White, 29, wounded in the upper arm after firing on 10 officers during a standoff at his home near Wolcottville. The three children, held inside, escaped unharmed as deputies tried to talk him out with loudspeakers. The wife had filed a domestic abuse complaint, and White had been released from jail earlier that week.
The Order of Eastern Star and the Masonic Lodge host a smorgasbord Harvest Supper at the Lions Den on Saturday Oct. 21 from 5 30 p.m. to 8 30 p.m. Tickets are sold by members or at the door. Organizing committee includes Mrs. Larry McCrary and Mrs. Buddy Stitt.
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