Inexpensive Artificial Kidney May Come Soon
Editorials discuss the high cost and limited access to artificial kidneys or hemodialyzers and report Argonne National Laboratory efforts, in collaboration with NIH, to develop a small home use device. Prototypes show a compact size with ongoing testing, aiming to spare 50,000 Americans with damaged kidneys from costly hospital treatment. The piece notes a Florida case of denial due to inability to pay and envisions a future where home devices expand access.
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End May Come Next Year Says Nixon Draft Promise
PAUL HARVEY notes President Nixon pledged to end the military draft as Vietnam winds down. Army officials blame the promise for missing last year’s recruiting target by 9,000, with only 188,000 volunteers outside the draft. Col. Donald Roberts says enlistment drop began after the all volunteer goal was announced and peace talks may deter young men. He cites November election as tied to the draft issue and warns deviation could be politically damaging. A task force will study making volunteers work, due with recommendations by early November. Pentagon planners think better image and pay won’t alone lift enlistments. morale hinges on disengagement from Vietnam. Technicians and skilled work may replace mass conscription as the focus of a future U.S. force.
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Baytown Sun staff and contact details listed
The Baytown Sun announces staff roles and contact information for editors, managers, and departments. It notes publication address at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas and a P.O. Box 60 77520. Subscription rates are displayed including carrier and yearly prices.
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Barbs by Phil Pastoret on hospital care and bargains
The column ponders hospital kindness and patient discomfort. It jokes about bed time choices, crowded wards blamed on coffee, and a remark on bargaining before purchase. It notes how hospital sleep aids backfire, leaving patients wide awake.
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First Plan for Federal City Spurred by War Dept Creation
L'Enfant submitted the initial plan for Federal City in 1791 as the War Department was established in 1789. The quote by Billy Soadays frames the church as a workplace, not a dormitory or rest camp, reflecting frontier wartime ideals.
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Speaking of a pesky fly at the old typewriter
A humor piece describes a persistent fly buzzing around an old newsroom, dodging swats and inspiring a light anecdote about its brain size memory and a joke about Old King James. The narrator lingers on the distraction before returning to writing.
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Bible Verse Luke 9 5 Emphasizes Shame at Christ’s Return
A biblical verse from Luke 9 5 urges reverence for Jesus and his words, warning that those who are ashamed of him will be shamed when he returns in glory with the Father and the holy angels.
Nixon Moon Landing Record Corrected by Space Figures
Washington report by Drew Pearson and Jack Anderson corrects claims about Nixon’s role in the moon mission. Col. Frank Borman asserts memos on Nixon involvement were not sent to the President. the moon walk narration was not proposed by Nixon but came from space agency planning. The piece also details consumer refunds from antibiotic price fixing and a hard line on campus violence distributed to university presidents.
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Doctor's Mailbag Wheat Germ Oil and Other Diet Qs
Readers ask about meat tenderizer effects on stomach lining and the virtues of wheat germ oil. Answers note protein-softening enzymes act on dead tissue and are destroyed by cooking, wheat germ oil has no special virtues beyond unsaturated fats, and seeds like sunflower are not linked to higher cholesterol.
Deschapelles Coup Named In Bridge Lesson Tale
A bridge lesson recounts South avoiding a heart finesse and winning by ruffing out East’s ace, while the Professor details a three-named coup at trick two. The student wonders about the move, and the Professor explains the Deschapelles, false Deschapelles, and Merrimac versions.
Five Spades Bid After One Spade Raise
In bridge with West North East South bidding Pass 1, Pass 2, Pass 3, Pass 4, you hold four of a kind in spades and a strong club suit. Your plan is to bid five spades with four spades and a six card club grip to pressure partner. If partner can handle the second heart lead, six spades may be available. Tomorrow will reveal the recommended continuation.
Bulfighter and Vocab Clues in NEA Feature Puzzle
Readers tackle an Enrich Your Vocabulary NEA crossword style feature with numerous clues across and down. Entries include animals, terrains, emotions, and elemental terms, challenging solvers to match definitions and word forms across the grid.
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