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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1972
Page
2
A guide on recognizing epilepsy and diabetes symptoms and using medical ID bracelets. It advises carrying an ID card with doctor contact details, seeking first aid help, keeping the patient safe, and cushioning the mouth to prevent tongue bites. It also covers informing teachers, finding reliable pamphlets, and distinguishing epileptic from diabetic episodes.
Ernest Breton, chair of the Delaware Authority for Regional Transportation, told a legislative committee that higher ridership is essential to the authority’s finances. When asked why residents avoid the line he replied he never rides it and had to buy a fourth family car to solve the household transport problem.
Sacramento AP reports the California Department of Education prepared a one page dictionary defining objective as a devised accomplishment verifiable within set conditions that advances the system toward a goal. It also defines a goal as a broad timeless directive not tied to a specific achievement or time. The definitions accompany guidelines for evaluating teachers by the state board of education.
A surgeon from Stanford University Medical Center says wider seat belt use could slash facial injuries by 75 percent among the three million such injuries yearly. He notes windshields that bend and stronger restraints could further reduce harm, as most injuries stem from glass being struck or torn. A separate note recalls 10 years ago Iowa announced no exhibit at the 1964-65 New York world’s fair.
A recording company in Rome launches Italy s first sex education lessons read in neutral tones by announcers to spare embarrassment for parents and teachers, aiming for clear, unbiased instruction.
New York AP reports satirical campaign letters mock a fictional candidate Phineas Weatherall. The notes joke about fundraising from his mother, celebrity-style photo ops, and gimmicks like sending name tags to box tops while poking at political image and fundraising quirks.
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