Push-button pain control via pocket size TNS device
Atlanta surgeon Dr. Joseph Bussey Jr. touts the Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulator as reducing drug needs by up to 75 percent. The battery device uses twin skin electrodes and a transistor generator to interrupt pain signals, offering mobility with few side effects. Medicare approval and costs range from 325 to 400 dollars, with cautions about pacemakers and patient expectations.
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Lighter Side Service Day Psychology
Washington columnist Dick West describes automotive hypochondria as psychosomatic fear of car trouble. A service manager explains the anxiety stems from past incidents and may require a mental shock, but he sells new shock absorbers as a joke remedy.
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UPI
LAPD Chief Opposes Victory Gardens For Potheads
Concord California United Press International reports Los Angeles Police Chief Ed Davis opposes a bill to legalize small scale marijuana cultivation. He warns that flowering cannabis in neighborhoods would attract children and lead to early marijuana use. Davis criticized the proposal at a California Federation of Republican Women event.
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UPI
Los Angeles
Ed Davis
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Davis
California
Secrets does not cover up Susan Blakely romance drama review
TV critic Joan Hanauer says ABC Sunday Night Movie Secrets stars Susan Blakely as Andrea Fleming a picture of a seemingly perfect life shattered by nymphomania after her mother’s death. The review notes heavy skin shots and a focus on erotic fantasy over education prompting a discretion warning.
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UPI
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Tere
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Julie
Andrea Fleming
California
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Prince Charming
Roy Thinnes
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Stuhr Chosen RC Chamber President and Centennial Plans
RISING CITY The Chamber of Commerce held a potluck supper at the fire hall with 56 attendees. Loren Stuhr was named president with Kenneth Crook as vice president and LeRoy Topil as secretary treasurer. Plans for the town centennial in 1978 were discussed and committees will be named at the next meeting.
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Chamber of Commerce
Loren Stuhr
Kenneth Crook
LeRoy Topil
Nebraska public radio bid seeks 110000 in state funds
Nebraskans for Public Radio asked the Appropriations Committee to approve 110000 to start Nebraska's first public radio station. LaRue Wunderlich said 50000 would match federal funds for construction and 60000 would operate the station early in the 1977-78 budget year. The plan faces mixed support from the public and broadcasters.
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UPI
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Nebraskans For Public Radio
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Nebraska
Wunderlich
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Office OF Revenue Sharing
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Public Safety
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