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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1971
Page
4
A guide detailing heart attack signs including chest pain radiating to arm neck or jaw with sweating nausea and breathlessness. It stresses rapid action within the first four hours, minimizing exertion, and seeking urgent medical care by calling a doctor or going to the emergency room immediately via ambulance or taxi.
The article explains that a heart rhythm outside a preset range triggers an alarm and fast action by skilled personnel. It notes average delays to seek care, with three hours to call and eight hours to hospital admission, urging spouses or friends to take responsibility for urgent medical help and previewing the coronary care unit’s life saving role.
Sam Shulsky answers readers on investing for a disabled heir. Advice covers using common trust funds or mutual funds for professional management, limits on withdrawals, bond basics, subordinated debentures, and convertible preferreds. He explains interest accrual, fund dividend expectations, and how to convert debentures.
In a bridge discussion the Jacoby column argues opening light bids give an edge and notes South’s reluctance to open vulnerable. South would avoid opening one club, allowing West to overcall and potential defense, while others would likely open and reach safer parts of the auction.
Dr. Andelman answers reader questions on Schamberg's disease causing skin discoloration, hair loss in peri-menopause, heart rhythm medicines, pregnancy on periods, gum inflammation, contagion myths, contact lenses safety, and general health advice. The column notes viewers should send questions to Dr. Andelman at The Gazette.
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