Hopkins doctors offer course on sleep disorders
Dr. Clinton Brown and Althea Wayman led an all day Johns Hopkins Department of Psychiatry course on sleep disorders. Brown, associate professor at Hopkins and director at Maryland Psychiatric Research Center, urged minimal drug use and emphasized understanding insomnia causes, hypnagogic states, and non pharmacological remedies for sleep problems.
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Sound of nonmusic Dear Voters critique of candidates and liberal policy
A fragmented public missive weighs in on campaign rhetoric and political gestures. It mocks candidate assurances that they will reshape laws, notes voter skepticism, and cites the Massachusetts Legislature intrusion by ruffians demanding more welfare. It contrasts liberal promises with perceived backroom compromises.
Government welfare debates echo in Congress and states
Paul Harvey notes 71.6 million private sector workers versus 80.6 million supported by tax dollars. Earl Butz calls USDA welfare, while Kennedy Nelson Muskie echo concerns about bureaucracy and program overload. Governors in liberal states trim budgets, triggering welfare cutbacks. Hart urges voters to reject government solutions, signaling shifting liberal rhetoric.
Gas stations face survival as independent firms rally
At an American Automobile Association convention, M B Holdgraf of Hudson Oil and other industry leaders warned that Federal Energy Administration policies, price controls, and allocations threaten independent gas suppliers. They outlined possible futures, from gas outlets with service to full auto centers. Charles Binsted cited a fall in U S stations from 226000 to 196000 in three years, with 3000 more likely to close.
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Britt Hosts Annual Hoboes King Election Traditions
In Britt Iowa a lighthearted King of the Hoboes contest continues amid dwindling numbers. Hardrock Kid alias John Missen, 70, crowns the event as locals recall the 1900 hoax start and a sequence of 42 contests. The chamber sponsors say the fest remains a playful homage to hitchhiking culture.
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Here's a Chance for Corry Girls Basketball Support
Jan VanDresar urges Corry fans to back the girls basketball team, praising their hustle and competitive spirit. He argues for standing room crowds despite a dollar ticket, calling the team the best sports bargain and urging locals to attend games.
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Ver a Tomb and Community Notes Skip Across Names
Fragmentary OCR item lists person names and a street note with partial details. It mentions Vera Tomb, Mrs, Karen, Lynda Willis, James Gar, and F Chr in a stray street context, lacking clear event or outcome.
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