The Status of Snuff and Fads Through Time
Mike Deupree muses on snuff from colonial boxes to modern cans, noting health concerns and youth use. He compares snuff to past fads like padlocks on belt loops, linking status cues to social trends while reflecting on personal habits.
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Mike Deupree
Colombia
North Carolina
Bastille Stormers
Status
Phil Donahue
Bush
Annette Funicello
STATE CONTROL governors call to keep peacetime National Guard control
Governors end their annual meeting with a unanimous push to keep peacetime control of National Guard troops with the states and the U.S., a policy stance highlighted amid a broad front of national and regional items.
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Iowa launching Creative Cuisine and Food Festival to curb sodium and cholesterol
Health officials unveil a two pronged campaign in Des Moines aimed at restaurants and supermarkets to lower sodium and saturated fat intake. The effort promotes heart healthy meals under the Creative Cuisine and Food Festival banners with a message that meals can be tasty and safer.
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Des Moines
Iowa
American Heart Association
Robin Hamre
Iowa Department of Public Health
The
Heart Association
Hamre
Poverty rate dips again in 1985 Census findings
The 1985 poverty rate fell to 14 percent, down from 14.4 in 1984, marking a second consecutive decline. Blacks saw a drop from 33.8 to 31.3 percent, while Hispanics rose to 5.2 million in poverty. median family income rose 1.3 percent to 27735 dollars.
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New York Times
Washington
Census Bureau
Gordon Green
Bureau
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Midwest
West
Blood banks plan tests to curb hepatitis transmission
Thousands of U S blood banks will start testing donor blood for non A non B hepatitis to prevent about 50 000 hepatitis cases yearly and discard up to five percent of donations. The cost could rise about three dollars per unit with regional safety level variations and imperfect tests.
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Los Angeles Times and Gazette
Washington
American Association of Blood Banks
Eugene Berkman
The
Blood Bank Association
Berkman
Cedar Rapids
Kingsley Grant
St. Luke’s
Mercy Hospital
Barb Moore
Joseph Bove
Blood Banks’ Committee On
Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Rates and Address
The Cedar Rapids Gazette provides daily and Sunday editions from 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids IA 52406. Rates include Carrier $2.25 weekly and by mail Morning Editions and Sunday seven issues 10.40 for 4 weeks 110.00 for 52 weeks, with regional pricing.
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