Editorial on alcoholism as a treatable national health issue
The piece argues alcoholism is a disease afflicting 7 to 10 million Americans and should be treated as a chronic condition. It cites the American Medical Association manual on alcoholism, notes rising medical coverage, and highlights January as Alcoholism Information Month with Blue Shield materials stressing that most alcoholics are not on skid row and can recover to lead productive lives.
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John Barleycorn
America
American Medical Association
Blue Shield
Blue Cross
United States
Alcoholics Anonymous
Revolution in America Foretold by French Thinker Revel
The Marion Forum notes Jean-Francois Revel argues in With Marx or Jesus that a twentieth century revolution will spread from the United States toward a world government. He envisions a global regime with economic equality and disarmament while maintaining political democracy.
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United States
America
Jean- Francois Revel
Marx
Jesus
Revel
Berkeley
Upris
Citizens and volunteers shape social action through Citi bank
James D Farley discusses volunteerism in New York led by Citibank with a matchmaking service linking employees to 35 local projects. Volunteers teach, help minorities start businesses, repair homes, and assist drug addicts while internal recognition boosts participation. he rejects the notion that government or corporate programs replace volunteers.
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New York City
Citibank
Hylton Takes Lead in Winston Cup Standings
James Hylton of Inman South Carolina surged to the top of the NASCAR Winston Cup Grand National points after a fifth place in the Daytona 500. Hylton moved from seventh to first with 595 points, passing Richard Petty who slipped to sixth after the race. Keep your dollars at home.
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Daytona Beach
Fila
UPI
James Hylton
Inman, S.C
Hylton
Ford
Richard Petty
Medical Advances and Health Warnings Highlighted
The feature notes a rapid heroin or methadone test under an hour, potential home TB treatment with rifampin, and gallstone dissolution with cienodeoxycholic acid. It also warns that unrefrigerated custards foster germs and promotes Dr. Lester Coleman’s alcoholism booklet. It quotes Daniel Webster on opposition to banks and corporations.
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John H. Copenhaver
University of Nebraska
Lester Coleman
Lester J. Coleman
M.D
Alcoholism Bookset
Across and Down Word Puzzle Clues List
A dense list of crossword style clues across and down covering fashion, anatomy, astronomy, chemistry, geography and more. Includes entries such as Fashioned Backbone Golf club niche and many others with varying lengths and solver hints.
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Golf Club IL
Arbor
Holy Water Basin
Welles
Fond Dub
Wisconsin
Strauss Opera
Cryptoquote puzzle by George Clark offers daily decoding tip
Daily cryptoquote explains letter substitution puzzles with example AXYDLBAAXR for LONGFELLOW and provides a quoted hint about a weighing machine. This item credits George Clark and lists a sample cipher and past solution.
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George Clark
King Features Syndicate, Inc
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