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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1972
Page
4
Government release of a new surgical cement marks a milestone in reconstructive bone surgery in the United States. The piece argues regulation often delays lifesaving medical advances, citing drug industry warnings of slow approvals and rising costs that hinder timely access to healing treatments.
Texas A M University biology professor emeritus John G Mackin summarizes a February and March 1970 Gulf spill study. He says no shore or marsh damage is detectable and no fisheries or wildlife losses occurred. He highlights positive platform effects boosting offshore fauna and sport fishing.
The piece highlights governors like Virginia’s Linwood Holton and South Carolina’s John West proposing large tax increases and new projects. It notes taxpayer anger across the nation, cites a Louisville Times poll hinting at revolt, and mentions Virginia’s legislature reacting coolly to Holton’s 1972 74 budget.
The piece argues that prudent legislators should oppose Gov Holton and warn against broad spending increases for teachers and state workers. It cites local bond rejections in Oklahoma as evidence taxpayers resist inflationary funding and urges voters to demand federal and state restraint, including confronting Welfare Rights advocates and pressuring new House members to cut expenditures.
A reader asks about snoring remedies and gadgets, with advice on evaluating causes, using chinstraps or pillows, and considering sleep posture. A response discusses cortisone safety for allergies, with reassurance on prescribed use and notes on medical progress and an eye-care booklet offer from Lester Coleman, M.D.
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