Geriatric Medicine Calls for Greater Medical Training
Harriet Miller reports from Washington that Dr. Robert N. Butler of the National Institute on Aging cites aging as a basic life component yet notes most older people cannot afford proper care. He says medical schools offer few geriatrics courses and calls for curriculum changes, home health care options, and ongoing physician education.
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National Retired Teachers Assn
American Assn
Washington, D.C
Local Traffic Citations Listed by City and Fine
A compiled list shows Kevin Kilker Le Mars fined 18.50 for failure to control Laura Vander Windt Le Mars 18.50 for improper stop Brian Johnson Sergeant Bluff 18.50 for disobeying stop sign Donald Dandy Sioux City 23.50 for failure to carry a valid fishing license Roger Grevengold Hull 28.50 for speeding Donald Taylor Merrill 18.50 for striking an unattended vehicle Larry Fenske Le Mars 18.50 for failing to obey official traffic control device Mark Aspersson Kingsley 100.00 cash bond for injuring or tampering with a vehicle Danny Fletcher Kingsley 325.50 for reckless driving driving without a license and speeding Scott Handy Le Mars 28.50 for disturbing the peace
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Sioux City
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Hull
Donald Taylor
Merrill
Larry Fenske
Usenet Met Cup
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Danny Fletcher
Kingsley
Scott Handy
Dakota bounty plan to halt drug pushers gains support
Roy M Gardner argues for a South Dakota proposal offering cash rewards up to 10000 dollars for information leading to arrest and conviction of drug pushers. The plan aims to remove pushers, reduce new addicts, and cut overall drug use, with supporters saying it costs society less than existing programs and protects victims.
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South Dakota
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Roy M. Gardner
Ray says legislature overspent thirteen million
Iowa Governor Robert Ray criticizes the just concluded session for overspending by 13 million in a letter to lawmakers. He highlights property tax relief gaps, notes inaction on several bills, and cites a plan to curb assessment growth while acknowledging some adopted measures. The piece also covers state projects, unemployment benefits raise, energy awards, and Medicaid funding risk.
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Robert Ray
Ray
Iowa
Mail bag column argues for postal reform and accountability
In a mail bag by U S Sen Dick Clark a long running independent postal service faces change as critics push eliminating Saturday delivery and raising rates. He opposes 5 day service and calls for top officials to be presidentially and congressionally accountable to ensure better service and oversight.
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Beyond a Century: Longevity Lessons and Lively Habits
An elderly man reflects on longevity, citing strong work ethic, rest, and joyful living. Dr. Alexander Leaf notes long-lived parents, rugged but simple food, and steady activity as key factors, while humor and optimism round out the recipe for a long life.
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Alexander Leaf
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