Deadly botulism fears rise as recalls haunt foods
Consumer worry grows as botulism recalls surface in US foods. The USDA notes toxins form in low acid canned meats fish and vegetables when air is absent and stresses signs such as double vision difficulty swallowing and respiratory paralysis with a high death rate if untreated. Tomorrow will cover prevention methods.
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Abby Repeats Rules For Living New Year Plea
Dear Abby explains nine living rules were not her own but the Overeaters Anonymous credo. A 33 year old wife and mother thanks the column for guidance and asks Abby to reprint the rules for others. Abby notes she paraphrased the rules and that OA members use them to regain self esteem through weight loss and improved well being.
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General Telephone adds friendly greeting at Kentucky operation
The Kentucky General Telephone Co shifts from a formal hello to Good morning Peggy May I help you, aiming to soften customers and staff. Operators report calmer customers and fewer disputes, though some feared increased familiarity. Public relations director says the change personalizes service and keeps responses human.
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Mature Woman Helps Others Return to School
Laura Kornfeld, a 40 plus mother of three, left home to study at Columbia University and five years later runs the Academic Advisory Center for Adults helping mature people rejoin college. She cites Harvard courses, coed dorm life, and family support as key, urging colleges to offer adult orientation and lifelong education as the future.
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Alexander High selects Co-Ed Correspondent for 1974 75
Mary Love, Alexander High School junior and daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Love Albany, named Co Ed Correspondent for the 1974 75 year. She serves as junior adviser to editors of Co Ed a national magazine for teenage girls, chosen for courtesy leadership and enthusiasm for home economics. Mix two cups almonds with two cups butter and three tablespoons chocolate syrup to spread on graham crackers.
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Jesuit Priest Works As Blackjack Dealer
Father Thomas Higgins a Jesuit priest serves as assistant chaplain and professor at Loyola Marymount University in Westchester California and works as a blackjack dealer in Las Vegas during the summer. He says priests should engage with all walks of life to learn about themselves and broaden horizons and rejects the aloof image sometimes associated with clergy.
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