TV soap uses adoptable orphans on set for Christmas Eve
A 15 year old orphan Allen Johnson and seven other Little Flower Children’s Services wards appear as extras on NBC’s Search for Tomorrow in a Christmas Eve episode. An after broadcast ad will urge New York viewers to adopt these children and others. Little Flower pitches marketing to attract parents amid concerns over taste.
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New York
Allen Johnson
Johnson
Little Flower
Wading River
Long Island
Adrienne Carr
Anita Delaney
City Department of Special Services For Children
Robert Getz
Search For Tomorrow
Lisa Peluso
Wendy
Nancy
Dear Ann Landers readers seek help on threats and tremors
A reader asks how to protect themselves after a wife threatens a mistress. Ann advises a peace bond through police. Another letter shares finding relief from familial tremor via medication after years of misdiagnosis. Finally a grandparent wonders about continuing gifts without thanks. guidance suggests cutting off except for one grateful grandchild.
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Ann Landers
N.P.N.N
Holiday luncheon at Garden City Hilton Inn
A holiday season luncheon featuring fashions from head to toe is set for Wednesday at the Garden City Hilton Inn. The noon event in the grand ballroom includes a program and lunch lasting one hour. Tickets are $4.25, advance purchase only. contact Linda at 275-7471 for details.
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Garden City Hilton Inn
Grand Ballroom
The
Hilton
Linda
Debate surrounds ulcer drug Tagamet's rise and risks
San Francisco Associated Press reports on Tagamet cimetidine, a popular ulcer drug from SmithKline. While praised for rapid healing and reducing surgery, critics warn it may be overprescribed and safer, cheaper antacids can suffice in many cases. Potential drug interactions and unknown long term effects are noted.
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Frances D’emilio
Associated Press
SAN Francisco
SmithKline Corp
Philadelphia
Center For
Los Angeles
Food and Drug Administration
United States
John Kurata
Bob Holland
SmithKline
David Watts
Department of Gastroenterology
University of California, San Francisco
Jess
Watts
Holland
England
Physicians Desk
Pulse rate clues for joggers and rest needs
Dear Dr Donohue explains resting pulse as a fitness barometer. A drop of about one beat per week occurs with training, while a rising morning pulse signals overtraining or need for a break. Caution against hormone gland supplements for muscle gain. no magical effects.
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M.P
DR. Donohue
K.P
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Kansas
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Yale University Hospital
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