Improper Humidifier Use Triggers Allergies
An NYU Medical Center allergist warns that improper humidity regulation can raise allergic reactions. A Health Letter notes using a hygrometer to maintain 35 50 percent humidity and cleaning to reduce mold and dust mite exposure.
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New York University Medical Center Health Letter
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Science Station Offers Weekend Classes at 427 First St SE
Science Station at 427 First St SE begins Saturday with classes on food, static electricity and electronics. Sessions run three to four weeks for 1.5 hours for ages preschool to adult, costing 8 to 10 dollars. Call 366-0968 for details.
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Burroughs Stage Readings and Art Explored in New York
William Burroughs discusses a Beacon Theater benefit and his shift toward painting after a long writing career. Viking plans a seven book release including Interzone and memoirs while Burroughs promotes a blunt art show at Tony Shafrazi Gallery featuring Fire and spray art like The Red Skull.
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Burroughs Acolytes
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Tangiers
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Elderly Drivers Face Patience and Car Confidences
The article profiles Brown and Stinson aging drivers who say their routines remain similar to the past. They discuss slowing slightly, navigation help at times, and a reluctance to stop driving due to companionship and practical limits. IDOT official Horn urges patience and frames older drivers as safe, not slow, while noting frustration from others behind them.
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Elderly Driving Challenges in Iowa Rural Areas
In Riverside and similar towns, lack of public transport leaves elderly drivers reliant on neighbors or family. LIFTS bus service requires advance booking, while the 55 Alive program offers safety tips without behind the wheel training. Weigel notes many older Iowans still drive despite risks, with some holding licenses since 1932 for 25 cents.
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American Association of Retired Persons
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