Fluoride fears linked to psychosomatic symptoms noted
Psychologists from Long Beach and Torrance discuss how fear of fluoridation may trigger non specific complaints. Experts warn some opponents may fake or exaggerate symptoms while others fear widespread exposure. They stress fluoride is beneficial and advise careful medical evaluation to avoid misattribution of illness.
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Eugene M. Rhimberg
Long Beach
Blumberg
Pietro Castelnuovo- Tedesco
Castelnuovo-Tedesco
Stanley W. Ber- Breet
Long Beach Neuropsychiatric Institute
Bergreen
White House heats up over POW release push
The White House accused Clark Clifford and allies of raising false hopes about American prisoners of war for domestic political purposes. Press secretary Ziegler said Clifford’s claim of POW releases within 60 days of a unilateral withdrawal deadline was likely used to sway public opinion. US officials contended Hanoi has not softened its hard negotiating stance and would only discuss the POW issue after a firm troop pullout commitment. Senator Moss condemned Nixon’s handling as harsh, while Senate leaders warned no loss would occur from tying a pullout date to POWs.
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Washington
White House
Clark M. Clifford
Ronald L. Ziegler
Clifford
United States
Indochina
William Rogers
Stie
Ziegler
Hanoi
Paris
Nixon
Ave
U.S
Frank E. Moss
Utah
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Reagan orders welfare work rules toughened on July 1
Reagan's welfare reform plan moves forward as a July 1 regulation tightens job hour limits for Aid to Families with Dependent Children Unemployed. State welfare director Robert R. Carleson announced the rule, aiming to save about 39.2 million dollars next fiscal year and affecting about 20,000 families currently on the program. The order reduces allowed work hours from 35 to 30 per week, requires a 30 day parentless gap before eligibility, and ends aid once a job offer for full‑time work arrives, with unemployment insurance recipients likewise excluded after December 31 unless paired with AFDCU eligibility.
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Sacramento
Reagan
Ann
Robert R. Carleson
State Welfare
Jack A. Svahn
S Welfare
Syahn
Igy
Robert Carleson
Reagan Fights Welfare Reform Fight Frictions in Legislature
Gov. fumed as fiscal year begins while Sen. Clair Burgener and Beilenson clash over welfare bills. Reagan warns Beilenson would shift $83 million in new welfare costs to counties, producing net savings and higher taxes for homeowners. Health committee splits kill Reagan plan, counties warn of higher welfare costs and speed limits on spending.
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Reagan
Sen
Clair Burgener
San Diego
Reilenson
Beilenson
Health and Welfare Committee
Harris E. Hogan
County Supervisors Association of California
Hogan
Los Angeles
County Supervisors Association” of California
Tegan
Lab
Coed 16 Delivers Scathing Commencement Address
Liza Hirsch, a San Jose High School honor student with a Read College scholarship, lambasts the district in a commencement talk. She accuses teachers of withholding guidance on sex and drugs, mocks punitive policies, and urges better listening to students while asserting they are not enemies but children seeking care and accountability.
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San Jose
UPI
Liza Hirsch
San Jose High School
Storkes
Hirsch
Spacemen move into Salyut flying hotel aboard orbiting complex
Tass reports three cosmonauts Georgi Dobrovalsky Vladislav Volkov and Viktor Patsayev closed down Soyuz 11 and transferred to the Salyut station. They will finish organizing the orbital lab then begin tests to gauge Salyut capabilities. The crew remains on standby in Soyuz II.
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Moscow
UPI
Salyut
Tass
Georgi Dobrovalsky
Vladislav Volkov
Viktor Patsayev
Sabyut
Liem
Earth
Cosmic Laboratory
Sherman House cited for air pollution by Chicago agency
Chicago officials charged the Sherman House with air pollution after smoke was observed emanating from the downtown hotel. The citation comes from the Chicago Department of Environmental Control as authorities investigate the incident and potential violations of city environmental rules.
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Chicago
Chicago Department of Environmental Control
Sherman House
Packard hesitant on Lockheed loan precedent in aid fight
A high ranking Pentagon official warned against making a government loan guarantee for Lockheed a precedent to aid other firms. Deputy Defense Secretary David Packard said the move could spark unemployment and risk future bailouts, while calling the issue primarily an economic one tied to aerospace. He supported avoiding bankruptcy but warned against broad gov backing. The hearing featured Lockheed’s debt fears and a Los Angeles council proposal urging federal backing to avert plant closures and mass layoffs in Southern California.
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Wasilington
Pentagon
Defense
David Packard
Packard
Lockheed
Congress
White House
Defense Department
Tunney backs federal loan for Lockheed TriStar project
Sen John V. Tunney of California said he would support a federal loan guarantee to Lockheed Aircraft Corp to keep the L101 TriStar Airbus project alive. He told reporters at Los Angeles International Airport he still sees the TriStar as a viable economic project and believes bankruptcy must not be allowed to occur by inaction.
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Robert M. Wilkinson
Lockheed
California
den John V. Tunney
Dcalif
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
The
Aerospace
Tunney
Los Angeles International Airport
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Long Beach General Hospital
American Psychiatric Association
Br. George ¥. Seacat
Long Beach Veterans Administration Hospital
Dr. Seacat
Seacat
Bernard Teilel
North Vietnam
Lise Ten
Richard Nixon
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Hewlett-Packard Co
Proxmire
Ation
Daniel Haughton
Aerospace Company
Treasury
John Connolly
McDonnell-Douglas
Lockheed’s
Airbus
Singer
Singer “sTadirrakos
Singer Company
Singer Sewing Center
Long Reacit
Bixby Knolls
Vemecieman
Ernie - Bueha Park
Gardeh Grove
Paramount
Sam Pedro
AMD Center
Costa Mesa
South Coast Plaza
Los Altos
CY Center
Lakewood Center
Anaheim
Huntington Beach
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