Lipids in Blood and Encephalitis Explained by Dr Lamb
Dear reader the column answers questions on high triglycerides from endogenous hyperglyceridemia to encephalitis caused by viruses. It explains triglycerides how fat particles circulate in blood and notes diet as primary treatment while some may need medicines. It also covers brain inflammation recovery prospects and advises seeing a neurologist for encephalitis with emphasis on potential improvement over time.
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Lawrence E. Lamb
M.D
DR. Lamb
WIN AT BRIDGE Two Ways to Dump a Loser
Bridge column presents two strategies to handle a losing hand. It analyzes how to dump weak cards like a King Jack and tiny honors with cautious play. Readers gain practical tips for evaluating risks and choosing safe lines.
Bid and Duck Let South Forge a Clean Slam
Oswald and James Jacoby describe a North bid with fierce precision after a spade opening. South and dummy navigate a ruff and a club lead, West ducks to let South complete the slam. A club king and diamonds handle the trumps, while South contends with a heart loss that could vanish with better defense.
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North
South
Dummy
West
Bidding Dilemma: Five Clubs After Four Spades
In bridge terms a four spade overcall faces a partner who now bids five clubs. Decide the correct action and reasoning for the escalation. This card teaser asks for the optimal bid or call given the described auction.
American Host seeks area families to host European teachers
Hope area families are invited to open their homes to European teachers for a 16 day stay next summer. The American Host Program, in its 13th year, arranges all transport and pairing. Families meet guests on arrival and may correspond in advance. Interested parties should write The American Host Program Hotel Commodore New York NY 10017 by March 15 1975.
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Hope Area
America
Commodore
Park Avenue
42Nd Street
New York
Unity Baptist 4 day mission symposium schedule
Unity Baptist Church runs a four day missions symposium from February 13 to 16 with evening meetings at 7 30 p m. Thursday features Rev Earnest Watson a Kansas missionary. Friday features a Baptist Missionary Association secretary. Saturday features Rev Mackie Adams a Brazil missionary. Sunday morning 945 to 1040 has Rev James Brown Sicily missionary and evening service at 6 includes Rev Arthur Johnson Alabama missionary.
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Unity Baptist Church
Earnest Watson
Kansas
Baptist Missionary Association of America
James Brown
Sicily
Arthur Johnson
Alabama
First Baptist Church to host Merritt Island teen group
The Teen Missions Travel Team from Merritt Island Florida will visit First Baptist Church on Wednesday during the prayer hour at 6 30 p m to speak with attendees and share their mission work and travel plans for February 12.
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First Baptist Church
Teen Missions
Merritt Island
Florida
Portugal sets election date in first free vote in 50 years
Portugal will hold its first free election in 50 years on April 12 for a constituent assembly to draft a new constitution. President Francisco da Costa Gomes urged voters to resist extremists, noting the social costs of liberty while praising the Portuguese people's generosity and good sense. A Teen Missions travel team tours the United States presenting a faith based program. Adee giant furniture decorates high traffic spaces at Kennedy Airport with over 5,000 fiber chairs remaining durable.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Francisco da Costa Gomes
Teen Missions
United States
Teen Mission, Inc
Tough Furniture
New York
Adee
Kennedy Airport
Multiple News Briefs From Arkansas to Washington
AP reports a 21 year old Bobby Gene Swafford killed in a Madison County Arkansas car crash after losing control on a curve. In Florida a Hialeah officer explains a late filing after stopping to thank God following a liquor store robbery and shooting. Paris notes Aristotle Onassis recovering after gall bladder surgery and influenza. Washington reports a Watergate grand jury still probing crimes as a second grand jury ends after 18 months.
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Clarksville
Ark
Bobby Gene Swafford
Pittéegrew
Madison County
Here
H. J. Minden
Hialeah, Fla
Hialeah
Mike. DeJesus
DeJesus
Pointblank Range
Paris
Aristotle Onassis
Onassis
Athens
Jacqueline Kennedy
Christina
Neuilly
Washington
Watergate
White House
Dwight Chapin
Egil
Bud) Krogh
John D. Ehrlichman
Charles W. Colson
G. Gordon Liddy
California
Edwin Reinecke
Secretary of the Treasury
John B. Connally
Anti-bias bill defeated by House in Arkansas
In Little Rock the Arkansas House defeated Rep. Art Givens Sherwood bill to ban discrimination against women by any firm while preserving existing benefits. Defeat blamed on displeasure with a section allowing legal fees to be charged to the plaintiff if a suit failed. ERA passage chances cited as unlikely with no Senate ratification resolution and two House measures pending.
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Little Rock
House of Representatives
Art Givens
Sherwood
Jens
Sone
Tfieinbets
Tra
Legac
Givens
General Assembly
Senate
House
John Hoffman
Royal
Robert Johnston
Arkansas House Weekly Legislative Report February 3-7 1975
State Representative Larry Patterson details the Arkansas House actions for the fourth week of the 1975 session. Highlights include passing 90 regular bills and 18 budget bills, increases in witness fees, a voluntary public defender program, and creation of a State Board of Accountancy. The session heard debates on the Equal Rights Amendment and received word that the Presidential Primary bill had been signed by the governor. The Judiciary Committee advanced criminal code revisions and juvenile justice measures with amendments, while floor action covered penalties for drug offenses, discrimination in credit, tax credits for seniors, and state expenditure reductions. The week closed with passage of local salary bills and several Senate bills, including a prohibition on mortgaging school property for bonds.
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Larry Patterson
Arkansas House of Representatives
House
Givens
Consumer Protection Division
Attorney Generals’ Office
State Disabled Veterans Office
Glover
Senate
C. V. Ford
House Judiciary Committee
Judiciary Committee
House Committee On State Agencies
Plane hunt resumes after Osage River crash near Osage Bend
Jefferson City AP report says rescue operations were resumed about 8 am for a single engine plane that crashed in the Osage River near Osage Bend 16 miles south of Jefferson City. Boats had searched for survivors but operations were halted due to darkness with no information on the aircraft owner pilot or occupants. Authorities considered closing upstream flood gates to lower water near the crash site.
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Jefferson City
Osage River
Osage Bend
Osage
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Cheeksville
Giverich
Legislative
Tee Public Building
Representive Rowe
Magnolia
State Commission On Mineral Resources
Alford
Pine Bluff
State Agencies Committee
Social Service Division
Public Building Authority
Olen Hendrix
First Federal
Federal
First Federal Savings & Loan Association of Hope
Coryban
Clinic Pharmacy Inc
Third & Pine
New Hope Clinic
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