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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1975
Page
9
The FDA confirms potentially hazardous lead levels in certain canned baby foods, especially high acid juices like orange and apple. Lead can leach from canning metals, with children absorbing more from food than adults, while the issue extends to some adult canned foods. cans will remain on shelves nationwide.
Doctors will discuss misconceptions about aspirin and caring for disturbed elderly patients at a Tuesday seminar for physicians at the Jockey Club Las Vegas. North Las Vegas Hospital sponsors a two-part program on organic brain syndrome and aspirin led by Dr. C. F. Mynatt of Valley Hospital and Dr. Daniel Gorenberg of San Bernardino County Medical Center.
J Stanley Pottinger assistant attorney general Civil Rights Division will be among keynote speakers at the 26th anniversary National Association for Retarded Citizens meeting in Las Vegas this week.
Las Vegas will host a two day cat show at the Convention Center November 8 and 9 with the Morris Trophy awarded to top HHP entrants. The Gold and Silver Cat Club and two other sponsors organize the event. Entries are being accepted and information is available from Las Vegas coordinator Mrs. Jack R. Tissaw.
At the first annual international Belly Dancers Convention in the Marina Hotel speakers discuss exploitation and media bias while praising the dance as both exercise and cultural art. Ibrahim Farrah calls for teacher accreditation and a shift from burlesque stigma to a legitimate form. A public Night at the Casbah closes the event with tickets sold at the hotel.
The American Issues Forum at Flamingo Branch will explore Southern Nevada’s environment in a 7:30 p.m. program moderated by UNLV historian Dr. Ralph Roske. Featured speaker is Dr. Richard G. Lillard from California State College, with panelists from Titanium Metals Corp. of America Henderson Clark County Air Pollution Control Board and UNLV. The event is the second of nine in the Bicentennial series funded by the Nevada Humanities Committee.
The forum presents conflicting views on how desert environments shape Nevada growth and development. Roske notes it will be lively with multiple perspectives and readings from works like Desert Challenge and Eden in Jeopardy.
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