Medical Memos Excess of Salt Tablets May Cause Drop in Potassium Level
Dr H L Herschensohn explains that salt tablets can help prevent heat exhaustion initially but excess use risks a sharp drop in cellular potassium. The memo notes how excessive salt intake in hot weather may worsen heat exhaustion rather than prevent it.
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Claims Federal Agencies Employ Bugging Devices
Washington AP reports a Federal Times piece claiming many federal agencies use electronic listening devices including tape recorders and push to talk phones. The FAA reportedly disclosed White House devices to the Senate Watergate committee. Debates over monitoring amid regulations and prosecutions are noted, with agency defenses and safety considerations cited.
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Pope Defends Missionaries Over Crimes Reported Abroad
Pope Paul VI stated that Roman Catholic missionaries cannot be accused of not deploring crimes against unarmed populations. Vatican sources linked the remark to Mozambique massacres reported by missionaries. The article notes the pope addressing recent accusations and defences by church representatives.
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Postal Unions Ratify Two Year Postal Pact
The U S Postal Service confirms all four unions representing about 617000 of 700000 workers have ratified a new two year contract. The deal raises average annual wages from about 10000 to roughly 11000. Organizations involved include the National Letter Carriers Assn American Postal Workers Union National Rural Letter Carriers Assn and the Mail Handlers Division of the Laborers International Union.
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Delay Granted For Auxiliary Services Suit
A federal panel postponed a hearing on a suit aimed at blocking Iowa's 2.2 million per year auxiliary services plan for 85,000 parochial school children. The July 30 date gives the new state attorney time to prepare. The suit, brought by the AACLU and American United for the Separation of Church and State, argues the program constitutes unconstitutional government aid to parochial schools run by churches. The plan would grant each of Iowa's 452 districts funds to provide private students with the same educational and counseling services as public students.
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