Citizens CB patrols grow as private crime fighters emerge
Citizens organize widespread private CB patrols deterring crime with radios and base stations, while police records treat their tips as ordinary reports. The movement spreads despite safety gaps, and officials foresee potential impact on curbing neighborhood crime. A Colorado engineer notes individual radio transmitters differ enough to trace sources.
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Colorado
George Lehsten
Debating teen drivers and teen culture in The Daily Review
A reader argues that not all young drivers are reckless and cites alcohol involvement in youth crashes. The letter urges campaigns against drunk driving and urges teens to choose healthier peer groups, contrasting cautious young drivers with older drivers' errors.
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Desr Seth
DES risks for male offspring a cautioned warning
Readers discuss dangers of the drug DES given to pregnant women in the 1960s. Assertions cite male de masculinizing effects, weaker muscles, breast development, possible homosexuality, impotence, sterility, and cancer risks. University of Chicago study links to low sperm counts and possible reproductive cysts. female offspring cancer risks noted.
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Dor
Mendelsohn
T.C
Detroit
University of Chicago
DES hormone history and a note to readers from hospitals
An editorial excerpt recalls dangers of DES in pregnancy and its later uses in animal feeds and contraception. It urges readers to remind doctors of the risks of hormone therapies and shares reader letters about ICU visiting rights from several hospitals including George Washington University Hospital and Our Lady of Victory Hospital.
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Georgeuwa University Hospital
Washington, D.C
Chicago
Our Lady of Victory Hospital
Lackawanna
N.Y
When Is Headache Really a Migraine Headache
A Hayward California chiropractor explains migraine features and causes. He describes symptoms such as heavy feeling over the eyes, mood drop, throbbing pain from the base of the skull, sensitivity to sound, visual disturbances, and possible vomiting. He cites nerve pressure at the base of the skull as a cause and promotes chiropractic treatment over pills for relief.
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Ralph Herndon
Herndon Chiropractic Center
Dr. Herndon
Herndon
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