Another Kind of Gap Editorial in Garden City Desk
The Hutchinson News recalls the Leot confrontation with Manuel Fierro and Wichita County officials. It argues gaps between the poor and helpers are larger than Fierro’s credibility and urges cooling rhetoric until legislative hearings to uncover facts and move toward truth.
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Hutchinson News
Leot
Manuel Fierro
Wichita County
Fierro
Wichita County Commission
Manny
Hutchinson
Old Principles Still Work in Area Bank
Old fashioned service wins in Troy Idaho where banker Frank Brocke runs a bank with 8000 accounts in a city of 481. Free checking and overdraft coverage accompany personal touches as he writes about 25 letters nightly to servicemen and potential customers. No gimmicks, just traditional customer care.
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Troy
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Brocke
SECOND THOUGHTS ON ECOLOGY AND FOOD SAFETY APPEAR
An engineering professor warns that some recycling efforts may cause health hazards and raise municipal costs while endorsing measured views on refuse and pollution. In The Chemicals We Eat Dr Melvin Benardo argues natural foods contain toxic chemicals and that modern additives are as safe as possible. He also notes pesticides prevent crop loss and help feed the growing population.
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University of Pennsylvania
Melvin A. Benardo
Army Colonel Lobbies for Food Brokers in Commissary System
Washington reports Col. Robert Hammerle, chief coordinator of the military commissary system, lobbied for food brokers while still in uniform. He discussed his retirement with the brokers’ chief, received a $12,000 then $15,000 offer, and helped craft a plan favoring housewives while facing broker opposition. He denies conflicts with this lobbying.
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Washington
Robert Hammerle
Hammoere
Defense
Mel Lair
Interservice
Hammerle
Defense Supply Assa
Andy McNamara
McNamara
Benade
Army
Defense Supply Association
Emphysema Deaths Highlight Hidden Lung War
Jim Bishop profile of emphysema with Dr Myron Segal and Pat Mascola. Explains lung structure, causes, and progression, noting the patient’s breathlessness, the role of oxygen tanks, and future hopes for portable treatments. Describes emphysema vs asthma and public neglect of the disease.
Speed abuse linked to fatal blood disease warned
Letters to Parents discuss a USC Los Angeles study claiming up to 2 percent of youths who inject speed may develop a deadly blood vessel disease fatal in about 30 percent of cases. The piece cites doctors, autopsies, and potential links to amphetamines and diet pills, urging readers to check medicine chests and discuss drug risks with children.
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Grover Craig
USC Medical Center
Los Angeles
USC
Medicine
Radiology
B. Philip Citron
New England Jounal of Medicine
ESP role in management eyed by Newark scientists
Henry Gottlieb REPORTS two scientists at the PSI Communications Project claim extrasensory perception influences corporate decisions. Since 1962 they studied 9,000 businessmen at Newark College of Engineering, finding a link between ESP and superior management ability.
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Henry Gottlieb
Associated Press
Newark, NJ
New York Stock Exchange
PSI Communications
Newark College of Engineering
John Mihalasky
Mihalasky
Douglas Dean
Michalasky
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