Experts urge caution on exposure to X rays
Experts urge caution on exposure to X rays due to rising medical and dental X ray use. Surveys show 129 million Americans received 210 million X ray exams in 1970 with 650 million films, raising concerns about unnecessary procedures and high doses.
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New York
United States Public Health Services
National Academy of Sciences
Karl Z. Morgan
Georgia Institute of Technology
Morgan
United States Bureau of Radiological Health
Catamount Bank Launches Major Putnam Square Project
Catamount Bank, aided by a federal historic preservation grant and equal private sums, plans a $150000 bank building on Putnam Square Bennington with a 26 by 13 foot skylight and landscaped pedestrian walkway from Main Street. Beneficial Finance Co. will stay two years. later Catamount expands eastward.
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Bennington
Putnam Square
Catamount National Bank
Bennington County Savings Bank
Harte Agency
Catamount Bank
Main Street
Park Corp
Harte
Catamount
Gerald M. Keneally
Pleasant Street
Timothy Smith
North Bennington
Keneally
Beneficial Finance Co
Beneficial
Recession Ties Economic Strain to Family Mental Health
A New York City couple and others cite job loss and income cuts as catalysts for depression, marital strain, and behavioral issues in children. Studies by Brenner and others link unemployment to rising psychiatric admissions, infant mortality, and heart disease, while counselors report doubled calls for help as the recession deepens.
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New York
New York City
Jewish Family Services
Manhattan
Staten Island
New York Area
Judy Lang
M. Harvey Brenner
Johns Hopkins University
New York State
Brenner
United States
Dr. Brenner
Louis E. Kopolow
Frank M. Ochberg
National Institute of Mental Health
Bethesda
New Jersey
Southern California
David Dooley
Ralph Catalano
University of California At Irvine
Calif
Catelano
Kansas City
Uig
Lang
Lester Reddy
Brooklyn
Catholic Charities Family Service
James F. Ryan
Ryan
Alcoholics Anonymous
Ochberg
Kopolow
NIH
National Mental 'Health Ir N
Vastam Vis
Bennington Property Transfers Recorded April 23 30
Transfers filed in the Bennington town clerk's office include George D. Pierce to Food Service Co. for a brick storage building behind Geannelis's Restaurant at $40,000. Wilhelmina F. Wermert to Stephen and Sybil Pierce a residence at 4 Anthony Drive for $25,000. Harry J. Dunham to Raymond and Katherine Alien a residence on Water Street North Bennington for $2,700. Russell E. Mack to Alden and Marian Harbour a store on Benmont Avenue for $8,500. Martin M. and Elizabeth M. Brown to Clifton and Dorothy Loomis a residence at 8 Margaret Lane for $50,000. Robert F. Reen to Daniel W. Wendell a house off Scarcy Lane North Bennington for $5,300.
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Bennington
George D. Pierce
Richard
North Bennington
Raymond and
Katherine Alien
Water Street
Russell E. Mack
Alden A
Marian L. Harbour
Benmont Avenue
Martin M
Elizabeth M. Brown
Kensington
Scarcy Lane
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N.Y. Times News Service
Catamount National Bane
ESVAT
Charles G. Harte
By Rob Woolmington
Charles G. Harte Agency
Bank
the Bank
Smith
Jay Zwynenberg
North
Pleasant Streets
The
Hartes
Brattleboro
Ann Crittenden
New York Times News Service
Tuttle
Depot Street
Universal Bundle
American Standard
Stewart Warner
Depot
St. Bennington, Vt
Rice
Dunham's
Wherculon Cover
Dusthame. Furniture Inc
ELM ST
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