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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1971
Page
5
The column promotes weight loss methods from Dr. Crane urging readers to shrink the stomach, limit calories, boost protein, reduce caffeine, and use simple restaurant choices. It claims 10 pounds lost in 10 days with a booklet offer and requests readers mail a stamped return envelope and 25 cents.
A reader recounts a car accident near Texas and a prior shoulder injury with a calcified bursa. An orthopedic visit revealed a calcium deposit but no lasting impairment. The piece argues calcification is a consequence of injury, not the cause, and questions calcium diet myths.
In Paris AP reports the Vietnam peace talks stalled with no progress from four delegations. Porter's remarks touched on a road through the demilitarized zone denounced as a violation, while North Vietnamese and Viet Cong delegates backed by socialist allies avoided comment on Nixon visits to Moscow or Peking.
A faculty recital of clarinet music is planned Sunday at 3 p.m. in Park Place Church of God. Featured are pianist Jerry Pierce and Marieta Pickett with works by Rossini Reger Messager and Weber. Admission is free. Pierce, first clarinet of the Anderson Symphony, has taught at Anderson College and performed with major orchestras in London and Canada. Pickett, longtime college faculty member, holds bachelor and master degrees from Ball State.
The IAC schedules a public, free recital Monday at 4 p.m. in Fellowship Hall Park Place Church of God opposite the campus. Duo pianists Crystal King and Jan Clapp lead a program with Sarah Wallace and other vocalists, pianists, and instrumentalists from Anderson and surrounding areas.
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