Smokeless Thursday aims to curb smoking nationwide
Joseph A Califano, now a top health official in President Carters cabinet, advocates a government anti smoking drive. Smokeless Thursday promotes quitting or not starting to smoke through Cancer Heart and Lung Associations tied to public awareness across the nation.
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Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
Polio fears rise as immunity wanes across states
United Press International reports polio fear grows as vaccination lapses appear in several states. Officials cite complacency and vaccine controversy, noting cases in New York, Texas, Maryland, Minnesota and Michigan while urging renewed immunization efforts and campaigns to curb potential outbreaks.
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United Press International
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Salk
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Texas
Maryland
Minnesota
Charles F. Webb Jr
We Health Department
Webb
Palla
Detroit
Macyland
Wayne Babbitt
Diane Peterson
Minnesota Health Department
Michigan
Karl Michael Schindler
Charles and
Mary Schindler
Pulso
Mental retardation cure hoped by association head
Dr. Philip Roos of Arlington Texas said the National Association for Retarded Citizens believes many types of mental retardation may be cured in time but not a single cure-all. He spoke in Lincoln ahead of a December 5 Beatrice State Home lawsuit hearing in Omaha.
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National Association For Retarded Citizens
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Arlington
Tex
Nebraska
Beatrice State Home
U.S. District Court
Omaha
Gog
James Exon
Beatrice State Developmental Center
Beatrice State Lime
Nebraska Association For Retarded Citizens
National Association
Political maneuvering in Nebraska tax rate setting
Lincoln Nebraska KUPI reports Senator Jerome Warner of Waverly alleges political games in setting next year’s tax rates. He blasts the Exon administration for delaying revenue projections, says the board should have set the income tax at 17 percent of federal liability, and vows a budget funded by 3 and 16 percent rates.
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UPI
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State Board of Equalization
Secretary
Allen Heermann
Frank Marsh
J. James Exon
William Peters
Ray A.C. Subison
Johnson
Marsh
Byermann
GOP
U.S. Senate
Treasury
Exor
Unicamera l Lok
Elderly face heating troubles this winter study says
University of Michigan gerontology expert Dr. Leon Pastalan warns millions of seniors will struggle to heat homes and some may have to choose between warmth and food. Survey of 300+ elderly in Michigan found about 20 percent with heating problems, about 7 percent severely financially strained.
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Detroit
UPI
University of Michigan
Leon Pastalan
America
Pastalan
Institute of Gerontology
Ann Arbor
State Capitol
Lansing
Carter Plans Tree Planting At White House Lawn
President Carter will plant a red maple tree from Georgia on the White House north lawn today. The tree from Tattnall County was selected by the Georgia Forestry Association as part of the presidential planting tradition.
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UPI
Carter
White House
Tattnall County
Georgia
Georgia Forestry
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