Wisconsin TB Cases Led by 45 to 64 Age Group in 1963
Wisconsin reports 676 new TB cases in 1963 with 206 in the 45 to 64 age group and 155 men versus 51 women. The 0-24 and 25-44 brackets follow, case rates sit at 19.3 per 100 000, and most referrals come from private physicians with mobile units, hospital admissions, and self referrals. The Milwaukee Rescue Mission contributed 14 cases, totaling 66 since 1960, with many cases found in moderately and far advanced stages.
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The piece urges Wisconsinites to conserve and protect water amid rising demand and pollution. It cites daily use of over 1.5 billion gallons, projected to 2 billion by 1980, and notes 295 sewage plants built or remodeled in ten years with 99.9 percent of human waste treated. It praises industry waste control and calls for more treatment facilities and rural disposal improvements.
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Fate of Financier Robert Morris
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