Fetal Alcohol Syndrome topic discussed in La Crosse
Doctors in La Crosse discuss Fetal Alcohol Syndrome and its dangers for unborn children. They note the condition is not common in the area but highlight potential risks, prenatal detection limits, and the need for public education and support for alcoholic mothers.
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Everett A. Beguin Jr
Lutheran Hospital
Beguin
la Crosse
United States
Mary Vasquez
Coulee Council On
Alcoholism
Vasquez
Commerce St
Associated Press
St. Francis Hospital
Dr. Beguin
Old uniforms hide new police charm in Detroit
Detroit police roll out retro uniforms to appear more approachable as three officers stroll the downtown beat in 1910 style gear. They wear high-domed helmets long navy tunics with brass accents while modern radios and service pistols show they are contemporary officers.
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Cousin Cheap in the White House a Quiet Power
Hugh Carter Jr the president's cousin and special assistant runs a tight White House with a 200 staff. He trimmed $12 000 in leased cars and 50 000 in subscriptions and says he aims to apply business methods at the executive mansion. He values frugality, independence, and steady focus while balancing family ties.
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White House
Georgia
Oval Office
Hugh Carter Jr
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Wharton School
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Jimmy
Secret Service
Alton Carter
Earl Carter
Hugh Carter
Jimmy Carter
Hugh
Atlanta
Harland Co
Palace
Paragon
Carters
Compulsive cleaner spoils room of messy daughter
A reader laments a mother who redecorates and cleans her grown daughter's room. Ann Landers counsels using a key to reclaim privacy and avoid further disasters. The column then addresses a sexual assault survivor seeking guidance and a harshly critical letter about spanking a wife, with Ann Landers urging counseling and healthier methods.
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Federal plan targets daytime sedatives with new labels
The FDA moves to ban nonprescription daytime sedatives citing dangerous day time drowsiness and lack of medical benefit. Brands like Cope and Compoz may stay on market as nighttime sleep aids with updated labeling, while a forthcoming regulation aims to remove daytime sedatives by mid next year.
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Food and Drug Administration
Don Kennedy
FDA
Cope
Compoz
Miles Nervine
Trangium
Quiet World
Wayne Pines
Pines
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