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Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1973

Page

3

Vet takes work home with him at Miami zoo

Dr. Ronald Sampsell, a Crandon Park Zoo veterinarian, home‑raises young animals whose mothers died or who are harassed by others. Jaguars pace the living room and hyenas stash items as his wife adapts to feeding duties and animal quirks. Most youngsters return to the zoo within weeks.

Sampsell Crandon Park Zoo

Super Ambulance on the road ready for action

The Super Ambulance carries three patients with capacity for two more by suspending carriages from the ceiling. A cot, monitoring equipment, two long back boards, oxygen units, suction, fire extinguishers, and heat and air controls enhance safety. It eliminates taxi service by an ambulance driver and aims for slower, safer hospital transport.

Super Ambulance

Lesbians push for clout at NOW convention

Led by openly lesbian members, the gay liberation faction seeks acceptance from straight feminists at the National Organization for Women convention. They gained rhetorical ground in NOW bylaws 18 months earlier and now press for action, drawing mixed reactions over fears of harming NOW's public image and diluting core issues like the equal rights amendment, equal pay, and child care.

Washington National Organization For Women NOW

Amino acids and balanced diet explained by Dr Lamb

A reader asks if animal protein is the only source of essential amino acids. Dr Lamb explains eight essential amino acids exist for adults, how complete and incomplete proteins combine, and lists corn, eggs, lean meat, milk, soybeans, wheat, and cheese as key sources. He notes vegetarian options include beans with corn, soybeans, and milks, and offers a booklet by mail.

Dr. Lamb Newspaper Enterprise Assn

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