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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1972
Page
7
Dr Andelman explains tingling in hands and feet can indicate arthritis or other causes like nerve irritation, footwear, or minor injuries. Treatment depends on the underlying cause, with cautious sun or lamp use for skin exposure and guidance on heat lamps for muscle comfort.
Readers seek guidance on sunburn risks and hair thinning. Advice covers protective eyewear and skin care, gradual sun exposure limits, and hereditary baldness. Dr Andelman invites letters for future columns, but cannot reply individually.
Assistant Secretary of State Joseph J. Sisco told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that the most dangerous factor in the Arab Israeli dispute is deep Soviet involvement. He said the Soviet Union supplies weapons to Arab states and maintains a substantial physical presence in Egypt, undermining U.S. restraint efforts while Washington continues armaments to Israel. He noted hopeful signs from the Suez cease-fire and supported diplomacy.
The adviser cautions that many funds promise high returns with little risk and notes that even veteran analysts see mixed outcomes. Real cases show funds and bonds producing wide-ranging results, from modest gains to spectacular, unlikely fortunes, underscoring the need for skeptical scrutiny of promised gains.
Washington AP reports a House vote on a daylight time measure amid amendments and technical corrections. Debate covered two thirds voting requirements, bond implications, and shifts to standard uniform time. Readers see financial figures and commentary on E bonds versus other instruments.
A White House report on strict auto pollution rules favors a two car strategy to exempt low emission areas while penalizing higher emitters elsewhere. Ford praised it as informative. Nader called it a mockery of science and integrity.
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