Baldness: Growing Male Concern in Hair Woes
Washington readers learn baldness affects both men and women with social and psychological impact. Doctors cite DDT, stress, and pollution as blamed causes while respondents discuss hair transplants, wigs, and hair weaving as three primary, costly options. Prices vary from 5 to 25 per plug and up to 100 transplants, with weaving offering a cheaper, less invasive alternative for many.
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The
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Washington
Yul Brynner
Negra
Washington University
Peter Horvath
Georgetown University Medical Center
New York
Maryland
Frank Sinatra
Norman Orentreich
Jerome E. Adamson
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Orentreich
Harlem
Pelillo
Petitio
Togm
Ladies Home
Weiling
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United Republicans of America
Mexico City Subway to Open Officially Next Month
The Mexico City subway, the first in Mexico and second in Latin America, will begin its first official test run Thursday and is expected to be inaugurated later next month.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Latin America
La Salle Girl Wins Dimes Scholarship Four-Year Award
Marilyn Martin of La Salle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Martin, received the 1969 Weld County March of Dimes four-year scholarship to cover full tuition while studying for nursing at Colorado State College School of Nursing. active in 4-H and treasurer for the club, Valley High graduate, member of Health Club and church.
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la Salle
March of Dimes
Weld County
Colorado State College School
Big Bend
Valley
Pop Club
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Health Club
la Salle Presbyterian Church
Marscal Dimes
H. ©. Gies
Eaton
Retail Sales Rise in Weld County in April 1969
Weld County retail sales rose by about 2.19 million dollars in April 1969 to 19,918,092 from 17,727,725 in April 1968, per the Colorado Department of Revenue. Larimer County also advanced to 14,472,197 in April 1969 from 12,233,384 in April 1968, an increase of 2,258,818.
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Revenue Department
Public Invited To Field Hearing On Minerals
Senator Cliff Hansen invites the public to a Senate field hearing on federally owned minerals set for July 2 in Casper. The session begins at 9:30 am and will last one day. Testimony notices must reach Hansen or Porter Ward by June 37. The hearing aims to identify general mineral development problems and seek amicable solutions amid landowner and prospecting disputes in the Powder River Basin.
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Cliff Hansen
R-Wyo
Senate
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Hansen
Porter Ward
Senate Interior Committee
Avey Mineral Development
Powder River Basin
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Gillette
Evans crewman testifies as inquiry probes Melbourne collision
Subic Bay reports Lt Bowler told a board he maneuvered the Evans behind the Mel bourne twice before the collision. The inquiry reviewed witnesses and test results as Kenton’s wife seeks a divorce and Ramsey, accused of negligence, faces hearings.
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Melbourne
Subic Bay
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U.S. De-Nesses
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LOS Angeles
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Jerome H.ramsey
U.S
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King Jr
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Sy- Ramsey
Canon House
Santa Monica
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Kenton’s
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New
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