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Newspaper
Forest Park World
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1976
Page
6
Dr James D Tills and staff finalize plans for free flu immunization clinics against New Jersey A-76 influenza known as swine flu Controversy arises over general inoculation with supporters citing a seedling period theory of the virus and public health benefits.
Our View notes a revival of activity after dormancy and a pattern in virus shifts suggesting possible reoccurrence of the New Jersey A-76 Strain. The piece highlights calls for volunteers to administer a bivalent vaccine to seniors and high risk individuals, with training starting soon and several dates in late summer and fall.
Newspaper column quotes local readers criticizing U S Congressman Henry Hyde for mixing formal duties with celebratory flag rituals on the Capitol roof and questions his stance on firearms legislation HR 11193. The piece contrasts Hyde with rival Marilyn D Clancy and notes Ford administration challenges.
Reviewer lauds producer Marion Karezmar and Oak Park Theatre staff. Admiration goes to board members, production crew, advertiser partners, and supporters including Arlene Schulfer and Oak Park Township Revenue Sharing Commission. Community funding backed the production.
Letters praise the Forest Park Blood Assurance program for its second mobile drive, noting 110 units collected and thanking donors, volunteers, and sponsor stores. Calls to support future drives, praise for community efforts, and comments on Fourth of July funds and Bicentennial projects accompany reports from local officials.
The Friends of the River Forest Public Library thank Oak Park River Forest WORLD for coverage of their first book fair. Publicity drew generous donations of books records and sheet music from area villagers and brought a fantastic turnout. Funds derived from the fair will be used for library programs and services.
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