Helicopter ambulances seen as future of traffic injury care
The National debate on reducing highway casualties highlights a proposed one year medical evacuation system in rural Arizona. DOT and University of Arizona will lease two helicopters with trained crews, one on ground alert and one airborne over high crash routes, to rescue, treat, and evacuate the injured to care facilities. Other pilots of helicopter ambulances are reported in Michigan Ohio California and Alabama with growing hospital and FAA support.
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Department of Transportation
University of Arizona
Arizona
Nebraska
Detroit
Los Angeles
New York
Vietnam
Aviation Weck & Space Technology Magazine
Wyandotte
Mich
Ohio State University
State National Guard
State Highway Patrol
Food Yield Rise Fails to Ease World Hunger
Washington AP reports that despite advances in rice and wheat in the Far East, no strong evidence shows large scale or permanent progress in feeding the world. Agriculture officials warn population growth still outstrips production in key areas, with recent Western Hemisphere agriculture data adding concern.
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Washington
Far East
Agriculture Department
Canada
Mexico
Latin America
Caribbean
Cuba
Jamaica
Trinidad
Central America
South America
Razil
Colombia
Uruguay
Venezuela
Coufiies
Quentin M. West
Department
Foreign Regional Analysis
West
Abscessed tooth myths spark cancer fears in readers
The column debunks the idea that an abscessed tooth causes mouth cancer and explains misdiagnosis risks in early mouth cancer signs. It notes torus growths are benign, common in about 20 percent of people, and not cancerous, while highlighting ongoing dental guidance and testing awareness.
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DR. Lawrence
William O
Eleanor G
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Baytown Sun Editorial Staff And Publishing Details
The Baytown Sun lists its editorial and advertising staff including editor and publisher John Wadley and general manager Beulah Mae Jackson, with department heads Prenton Pendergrass associate managing editor, Dwight Moody advertising, and Corrie Laughlin national manager. The paper is published afternoons, Monday through Friday, and Sundays from 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas, with subscriptions at $1.95 per month or $23.40 per year.
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Dwight Moody
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
And She Is On Welfare by Paul Harvey
Baytown Sun columnist notes widespread welfare use from New York to Mississippi. He cites a New York mother of nine and a Mississippi home owner choosing welfare, arguing that relief roles swell while initiative declines. He warns taxpayers face rising burdens and urges protest against political reliance on welfare votes.
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Paul Harvey
Baytown Sun
San Francisco
Gladys Washington
New York City
Mississippi
New York
South Carolina
Warsaw Island
8. C
Charleston
Jack Leland
Paradise
Nixon
Washington
John Lindsay
Lindsay
Mr. Nixon
Tax Tip: Moving expenses deductible for distant relocations
Tax tip notes moving expenses are deductible when the new residence is at least twenty miles from the old home and the move ties to new employment or a transfer in current employment. This guidance highlights distance and job connection as key conditions.
Pan Am clout and White House meddling exposed
Washington Merry-Go-Round reveals Pan American Airways seeking to block Resorts International from taking control. Nixon delays Pacific routes, citing a boundless profit of about 50 million annually. Pan Am allies push for legislation to close transfer loopholes while Paul Cherington's ties raise questions about bias.
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Washington
Pan Am
White House
Jack Anderson
Pan American Airways
Nixon
Johnson
Pacific
Najeeb Halaby
Resorts International
Bob Ellsworth
Capitol Hill
Ellsworth
John McCormack
House
Carl Albert
Jerry Ford
Commerce
Harley Staggers
Everett Dirksen
Warren Magnuson
New Hampshire
Norris Catton
Senate
Commerce Committee
Halaby
LBJ
Transportation Department
Paul Whiton Cherington
Pan American Airways Africa, Ltd
Eisenhower
U. S
Ike
Cherington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Robert Anderson
Bridge Tips From Oswald Jacoby North vs Linors
In a 1990 rubber bridge match North and South used Culbertson methods while East and West employed looser techniques. West’s strong hand two spade bid forced North to jump to seven clubs, West saved in seven diamonds, and North again reached seven hearts. East passed, profiting from the sequence, with speculation on better action including a double.
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North
South
East
West
Newspaper Enterprise Asia
Bridge bidding puzzle bid four hearts
In a bridge quiz you hold Q2 with spades none and hearts support, partner opens one club. After the sequence West Pass, North Pass, East Pass, South passes, you must decide your four heart bid. The problem then asks for the response to a second scenario where partner opens one club and you hold Q7 with unspecified suits.
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Pwalosies
Enrich Your Vocabulary NEA Feature Encompassing Clues
Puzzle style list of across and down clues with numbers and scraps of phrases, including place names like Great Lake Utah and Alton Illinois, and various definitions from demolish to arch words. The page appears as a mixed crossword style clue grid with partial entries and misprints.
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Great—— Lake
Utah
Iowa
Cape
Massachusetts
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Alaskan Mountain
Great Lake
India
Texas
Alton
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