Delayed low mood afflicts Viet refugees in America
Miami report cites UC Irvine psychiatrist Dr. Jean E. Carlin saying many Vietnamese refugees experience delayed low mood and nightmares 6 to 18 months after arriving in the United States. She notes 130,000 refugees in America affected, with dreams serving as trauma processing though some need professional help.
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Miami
Fla
West Coast
America
Vietnam
Jean E. Carlin
UC Irvine
American Psychiatric Association
Miami Beach
Dr. Carlin
South Vietnam
Camp Pendleton
California
Carlin
Lay Sreng
United Nations
Cambodia
Long Beach
Ray Evans
International Rescue Committee
Florida
de. Carlin
U.S
Ex slave Charlie Smith honored with honorary high school diploma
Charlie Smith, born 1842 in Liberia and enslaved as a boy, received an honorary high school diploma from Polk County School Board for 133 years of experience. Ford telegram praised him as the oldest U S resident, while he wore cap and gown with Winnie the Pooh bear and a purse.
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Charlie Smith
Winnie the Pooh
Bartow
Fla
Smith
President Ford
Flatap
Snevih Security Administration
United States
Ford
Polk County
Park County
Homer Adair
Liberia
Africa
New Orleans
Lore on sleuth set straight
Gainesville based sociologist William Sanders concludes Sherlock Holmes did not smoke a curved pipe. His year long study of police investigators notes English pipe sales began in 1899 after most Holmes stories appeared. Gillette popularized the curved pipe, later echoed by illustrators, creating the legend.
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Gainesville
Fla
Sherlock Holmes
William Sanders
University of Florida
Santa Barbara
Calif
England
Sanders
William Gillette
Gillette
Court broad ruling halts waste discharges under EPA Act
In a bicentennial era dispute the U S Court of Appeals upheld EPA stances requiring certain industries to stop discharging pollutants by 1985 under amendments to the Water Pollution Control Act. The potato processing suit urged EPA to consider each discharge separately in policy. The ruling confirms the agency interpretation.
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Washington
U.S. Court of Appeals
Environmental Protection Agency
Eparoperly
U.S
Refugee Children Face Hardship Along Transit to Safety
A speaker notes that unfamiliar foster parents may seem ungrateful to refugees, while American actions push families into unwanted displacement. Children with real parents fare better, as stable families help them endure the journey and cling to hope.
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Lore
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