Understanding heart block and spinal disk issues explained
A reader asks about heart block and aging, with Dr Thosteson explaining AV block, slow heart rate risks, and pacing options. Another asks about cervical disk degeneration, traction, collars, and conservative care, plus possible surgery and arthritis control. The column also covers growth hormones, male estrogen questions, and Cooley's anemia details.
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Field
N. Wabash
Chicago
Dr. Thosteson
Cooley
Thosteson
Duke warns of more violence if white soldiers feel pushed around
The Grand Wizard David Duke told a Los Angeles press conference on Tuesday that the military leadership must recognize that whites will not be pushed around by minorities. He said white soldiers are tired of reverse discrimination and predicted further violence if demands continue.
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Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
David Duke
Los Angeles
Blind Teacher Fights To Regain His Job
Richard Fischer, who went blind from diabetes in 1971, keeps pursuing reinstatement to teaching biology and physical education at Alma Center Lincoln High School. After a 2 1 vote by the school board to reverse a state ruling, he filed suit in Dane County to regain his position, insisting he can teach with aid and volunteers and that the decision was unfair.
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Merrillan, Wis
UPD
Richard Fischer
Alma Center
Fischer Fischer
Lincoln High School
Alma Center- Humbird-Merrillan School Board
Fischer
State Industry, Labor and Human Relations Commission
Sever
State Commission
Dane County Circuit Court
Coverup Accusations Prompt Call for Pendleton Probe
Urban League official Clarence Pendleton Jr. urged a congressional inquiry into racial violence at Camp Pendleton and extremist activity on bases nationwide. The base prosecutions involve 14 Black Marines charged with assault and conspiracy after a November 13 clash with white Marines, amid KKK concerns and defense motions.
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UPS
Camp Pendleton Marine Base
Urban League
Clarence Pendleton Jr
The
League
Camp Pendleton
Pendleton
Yvonne Burke
D-Calif
Congressional Black Caucus
KKK
Marine Base
Thomas Smith
Thomas M. Connolly
Ili
Herman Fletcher
Huntsville
Madison
Ala
Burglar Sentenced To Five Years In Clark County Court
A 20-year-old man, Larry Dunlop of 3919 Cheyenne Ave, was sentenced to five years in prison by Judge Charles Thompson in Clark County District Court after pleading guilty to burglary. The break in occurred at the Lawyers Title building on June 26 while Dunlop was on probation.
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Clark County District Court
Larry Dunlop
Cheyenne Ave
Charles Thompson
Dunlop
Lawyers Title
Energy plan unlikely to solve woes for two decades
William Fisher of the Interior Department told IOCC delegates that measurable gains from new energy technologies are unlikely before 1985 and that the nation will continue to rely mainly on oil and gas. Current figures show 75 percent of energy from oil and gas, with coal 17 percent and atomic 2 percent. By 1985 oil and gas are projected to provide about 65 percent, coal 21 percent, atomic 9 percent, hydroelectric unchanged, and solar about 5 percent. IOCC backs deregulation and federal incentives to expand domestic oil and gas. They plan to urge Carter to support these moves.
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Interstate Oil Compact Commission
United States
IOCC
Jimmy Carter
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