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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1976
Page
12
A reader asks about his wife's obesity and sexual disinterest, while another secretary complains of a gossiping coworker. Ann Landers links overeating to psychological causes and urges a medical checkup followed by head therapy. she also warns against gossiping and advises against tattling on the coworker.
Dear Ann Landers advises a daughter to tell her husband Fred the truth about a long unseen pregnancy while the Navy base provides care. Separately H R Haldeman admits involvement with government wiretap reports but denies directing taps or their use for politics in a federal deposition reported by the Washington Post.
A Natick firm offers Automatic Identification of Outward Dialing AIOD a system that prints daily details of who called, when, where, and cost. It helps curb personal calls and can cut toll expenses 15 to 30 percent for firms with substantial monthly bills.
Seven top union leaders pledged a news conference amid talks with the Board of Supervisors to secure higher wages for city workers. If the latest offer stands, craft workers may gain cuts for clerical staff get none, prompting possible walkouts and port or airport disruption. Leaders include John Crowley of the AFL CIO Labor Council and Teamsters head Jack Goldberger.
Irvine California Dr Irving Leopold chief of ophthalmology at UC College of Medicine warns that many drugs used for other diseases can affect eye tissue and vision. Steroids, tranquilizers, high blood pressure medicines, glaucoma treatments and even aspirin have potential side effects including cataracts retinal changes and altered blood clotting. He urges awareness of drug interactions as patients in hospitals often take multiple medicines simultaneously and notes radiation near the head can trigger cataracts years later.
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