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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1975
Page
8
Judy McCombs of Southeastern Ohio Medical Emergency Service warns NOW members that a failed SEOEMS levy would rollback services to the meat wagon day. She notes emergent technicians gain community footing and that ambulances outside city limits would lose service. McCombs describes her work lifting patients into ambulances and says male colleagues treat her as an equal.
Judy, an LPN working toward an RN at Hocking Technical College, completed 60 hours training and will log 80 more for cardiac monitoring. Five ambulances serving seven counties add telemetry equipment for rapid doctor use. Judy learns to perform many hospital- level services on site and emphasizes precise location details to reach accidents quickly. Her pager dictates her hours and speed, living minutes from the station and responding in four. She notes patient location details help responders, and the rural community now sees this program as essential.
Doctors warn that the laxative industry misuses fear of irregularity while there are thousands of products on the market. Three times a day may be fine for one person and three times a week for another. Regular use can lead to dependency and hidden health risks. Increase fiber with bran, whole grains, fruits, and vegetables and consult a doctor for persistent digestive issues.
A reader asks if dogs can understand human speech after her sister swears her poodle Pisher forgave her for kenneling him. Abby notes belief varies and remains unproven.
A Texas recipe for spiced pineapple and ham kebabs serves eight, with steps to simmer pineapple syrup and chill before serving. The page also lists Athens Ohio University sorority pledges Joyce Wickline Susan Warthman and Diane Marsh, a Weight Watchers class opening, ginger freezing tips and home insulation and weatherization advice stressing gas savings and its link to industry and jobs.
The basement gym at the Justice Department, once a male-only FBI space, now offers equal access to women with a planned cardio focus. Two attendants lead jogging and classes during lunch breaks and before or after hours. Interim costs are about 7000 dollars for five months.
A workshop for women to determine their own names will be held at United Campus Ministry 18 N College St Thursday at 8 p m. Women exploring names and identities are invited. Ms Kathie Kitchen will lead with legal and political information and procedures. Children's names will be discussed.
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