Half Way House Opens For Women With Addictions
William Harnish leads a Citizens Committee project at 1703 First Avenue SE a half way house for women with alcohol or drug problems. It opened December 16 with five residents and five bedrooms, soon reaching capacity.
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William Harnish
Citizens Committee On
Alcoholism and
White Cross Society
First Avenue SE
YWCA
Harish
Citizens Committee
Hamish
Gateway House
B Avenue NE
Harnish
United Community Services Board and Health Board
UCS Board
The
Mercy School of Nursing
Duane Crock
First Avenue
Citizens Committee On Alcoholism and Drug Abuse
Edna Thews
Brain research urged to curb senility and nursing home rise
A brain researcher warns that longer lifespans from cancer and heart disease cures could be offset by brain failure. Expanding brain research alongside heart and cancer work is urged to delay or prevent senility, potentially reducing nursing home and psychiatric hospital populations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vail
Colo
Michael Shelanski
Laboratory of Biochemical Genetics
National Heart and Lung Institute
Bethesda
Shelanski
Carl Eisdorfer
Center For Study of Aging and Human Development
Duke University School of Medicine
Blind skier learns by listening to bells at college
Springfield report says Mark Blier, a freshman at American International College, skis with a bell aided lead at Haystack Mountain. He began skiing in 1969 70 with Perkins School for the Blind and now earns academic credit in AIC's winter course.
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Springfield
Mass
UPI
Mark Bier
Blier
American International College
Perkins School For the Blind
Haystack Mountain
Dover
AIC
Mark
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