Doctor's Mailbag on ALS and Brain Ailments
In this column the doctor notes that pancreatic enzymes for ALS have not met expectations and the search for effective treatments continues. ALS onset is usually in the 40s to 50s with progressive weakness, while MS starts earlier with numbness and tremors. Tumors causing Bell's palsy would be near the facial nerve. prevent recurrences by avoiding cold wind and crowded conditions during infection season. Pain relievers without aspirin include acetaminophen and related compounds. multiple nonhabit forming options exist.
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Bell
Shakespearean Bit ACROSS DOWN Puzzle Clues List
A compact list of crossword style clues with numbers and partial phrases including hints like 1 Weak Laurence 2 Rewind 6 Julies 3 Metal friend 4 Spring Bib M1 Weird etc reflecting a themed puzzle entry and scattered fragments from a page segment.
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Laurence
Julie
Juliet
Medical Q and A on drugs and brain health risks
A reader asks if two days of unconsciousness in an elderly person could come from arterial hardening or high blood pressure without heart disease. Wayne G. Brandstedt, M.D., explains such conditions can affect the brain independently of the heart and notes the dangers of certain drugs like Propoxyphene.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Annual Convention of Arkansas Colored Parents and Teachers
The forty first Annual Convention of the Arkansas Congress of Colored Parents and Teachers will meet March 6 to 8 1969 at Lincoln Elementary School North Little Rock. Keynote by Elijah Coleman and panels by Future PTA ers along with a dinner and concerts. Ketty Lester TV spots noted and obituaries for Wesley Gilliam announced.
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Arkansas Congress of Colored Parents and Teachers
Lincoln
North Little Rock
District 4
C.C. Carmichael
Elijah Coleman
Arkansas Council of Human Relations
Future P,t. A, Ers
Congress
Ozell Sutton
Governor’s Council On Human Resources
General Assembly
M.C. Arrant
Pine Bluff
Wile Lee Cooper
Arkansas Tech College
Charles Cooper
Malvern
Hope
Arkansas
Music Educators National Convention
St. Louis
Arkansas Tech Madrigal Singers
Arkansas Tech Choir
Electro Therapy in Surgery Being Studied
SAN FRANCISCO AP The neuroelectric conference explored using electric currents to ease surgical pain move paralyzed limbs and restore sight and hearing. Dr C Norman Shealey Wisconsin neurosurgeon cited four cancer related pain patients who achieved significant relief from implanted spinal electrodes.
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San Francisco
C. Norman Shealey
University of Wisconsin
Turnpike Bill Amendment Approved In Arkansas Senate
The Arkansas Senate approved a measure to amend the 1967 turnpike law enabling the Turnpike Authority to issue revenue bonds for toll roads and lease them to the Highway Commission. Lease payments would retire bonds, with motor fuel taxes backing deficits if needed. The bill passed 33 1 and faced opposition from Sen. Gathright who proposed tolls be removed after bond retirement, but failed. The measure mirrors Kentucky style financing and includes a two year contract to operate each turnpike.
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Robert Shaw
Associated Press
Little Rock
Arkansas Senate
Senate
Turnpike Authority
Highway Commission
House
Cecil Alexander
Heber Springs
Alexander
Chamber
Morrell Gathright
Pine Bluff
Gathright
Kentucky
John F. Gibson
Dermott
Olen Hendrix
Prescott
Highway Department
Winthrop Rockefeller
State Board of Pharmacy
Nixon Calls for shared Western goals in France visit
President Nixon urged France and the United States toward common aims and a joint journey for peace, while protesters clashed in Paris with slogans against American aggression in Vietnam. The day featured a string of Arkansas legislative votes on public salaries, retirement, hospital review immunity, and tax credits among others.
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Rome
France
Europe
Nixon
America
Communist Party
Paris
Vietnam
American Express
Pan American Airways
Hilton Hotel
Mixed Drink Bill Moves to Senate Amid Debates
The Arkansas Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee sent the administration’s local option mixed drink bill to the Senate with favorable recommendation. Sen Griffin raised doubts about House passage legality and offered an amendment to bar private non profit clubs from serving mixed drinks in dry counties. Governor Rockefeller touted local option but acknowledged concerns over private club servings could cause unrest in dry counties.
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Little Rock
Senate Revenue and Taxalon
Senate
Aétrough
Richard Barl Griffin
Crossett
Rederal
House
Griffin
Max Hell
Hugh Lockadoo
Arkadelphia
Morrell Gathright
Pine Bluff
Winthrop Rockefeller
Jim Cannaway
Gannaway
Branch Fields
North Little Rock
Christian Civic Foundation of Arkansas
Fields
Translator for Nixon Visit Hired From Gladwyne
Mrs. Vivian Bonageors Lewis of Gladwyne Pennsylvania, a homemaker and translator for President Nixon during his Rome visit, was born in Italy and previously worked for the Italian government. She is married to Philadelphia architect Edward David Lewis and remains on call as a freelance translator despite residing in the United States.
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Gladwyne
Nixon
Rome
Pennsylvania
Vivian Bonageors Lewis
Italy
Edoward David Lewis
Philadelphia
America
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M.D
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Olshausen
Ketty Lester
Patmos
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Ida M. Gilliam
Hicks Funeral Home, Inc
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Ralph Hudson
Hare Rision
Joe Hamilton
Harrison
Charles Honey
Sam Hasley
Uquor
Montiers Palities
B.D
Doug
Brandon
Jerry Bookout
Jonesboro
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Q de Maddox
Cden
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Hamilton
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Fort Smith
State Publicity and Parks Commission
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West Memphis
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Frank O'Neal
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