27 Jun 1972
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Newspaper
Daily Capital News
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1972
Page
1
Two UCLA researchers say a simple electronic test can reveal conditions leading to stroke. A forehead laced device listens to blood flow sounds from the ophthalmic artery, signaling carotid clogging. Doctors Hoerbert Machleder and Barker spoke at the International Cardiovascular Society meeting in Carmel.
Publication details for the News Tribune in Jefferson City Missouri include publishers and board members, with delivery and mail subscription rates listed. The paper notes Associated Press rights and limitations on republication.
Eugene teenager Rickey Whitworth a 16 year old from Missouri faced kidney failure and blindness from high blood pressure. He remains on a kidney machine awaiting a donor while Eldon Legion Post No 229 trustees funded the machine and a fund drives to cover transplant costs grow.
The New Bloomfield Lions Club hosted a conservation poster contest with 36 entries in two divisions from southern Callaway county schools. Top five in each division received checks and ribbons from the Lions Club and Fulton Kiwanis Club. Winners include Cedar City students Rene Hawkins Gary Schroer Nancy Lee Adams Curtis Hile Kimberly Carson. Holts Summit students Rick Snellen Catherine McKinney Brad McKinney Beth Ann Meyer. Mokane students Mary Beth Hodges.
City Hall opens Saturday after a near deadline rush as Jefferson Citians scramble to buy annual city licenses. City Collector Ed Cole expects about 13 500 licenses sold this year with 7 000 already purchased, last minute purchases anticipated.
The Salvation Army plans to spend up to $500000 in Rapid City South Dakota to relieve flood victims. An average of 20000 meals daily since June 9 and 125 tons of clothing have been processed. Six mobile canteens operate continuously with 3000 sandwiches 2500 cups of coffee and 3000 drinks daily. Over 1000 volunteers contribute around the clock and donations pour in including a $2000 check from Rapid City I C Penney Store.
The body of 17 year old Kenneth Bradley of Berkeley Missouri was recovered from the Lake of the Ozarks after a search by the Missouri Boat Commission. He drowned June 9 when the boat he rode in as a passenger overturned.
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