Dr Thosteson Answers Umbilical and Hiatal Hernias
Reader questions cover umbilical hernia wellness and whether weight loss can heal the defect. The doctor notes most infant hernias heal by age three, recommends possible surgical repair for adults, and explains hiatal hernia surgery aims to reduce the opening with multiple technique options. A caller with low blood sugar on Tolinase gets guidance on dosage, diet, and monitoring.
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Las Vegas man released after credit card theft arrest
A Las Vegas man in his mid-30s, Paul Kendigan of 735 Oakmount Drive, was released on his own recognizance after an indictment alleging an attempt to use a stolen credit card at Grand Central department store. Magistrate Joseph L. Ward set a July 29 preliminary hearing on a mail theft case. The card was stolen from Thomas Serra of Torrington, Conn., and the incident occurred June 15 at Sahara and Eastern Avenues.
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Carson City Dentist Convicted of Tax Evasion
Carson City dentist Albert Potter, chairman of Nevada’s Bicentennial Commission, was found guilty by a federal jury of willful income tax evasion. He faces up to 10 000 dollars in fines and five years in prison on each of two counts, with sentencing set for August 20.
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Bruce Thompson
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San Francisco
Senators Override Ford Veto on $3.95 Billion Public Works Bill
The Senate, with 15 Republicans breaking from the administration, voted 73 to 24 to override President Ford's veto of a $3.95 billion public works package expected to create over 300,000 jobs. The House is anticipated to follow with a likely override. The bill allocates 2 billion for construction jobs, 1.25 billion in aid to state and local governments, and 700 million for water treatment plants in 33 states.
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Cannon Foresees More Jobs In Nevada Construction
Sen Howard Cannon said the Senate override of the veto on the public works job bill would lower Nevada’s 10.6 percent construction unemployment. He expected House passage next, freeing federal funds to create jobs mainly in construction and to assist high unemployment areas including Nevada. Funds would support wastewater plants and boost federal aid to state and local governments.
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