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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1969
Page
5
Prof. J G Scadding says Britain has the world's highest bronchitis mortality at about 30 000 yearly though avoidable, calling smoking after illness self destructive and warning against sleeping with open windows in damp weather.
Vice President Spiro Agnew lashes network news coverage as government licensed and dependent on ratings. He argues TV faces pressure from official influence while networks insist on impartiality, prompting mixed reactions from NBC CBS and ABC executives.
In very cold damp weather two contracts were awarded, ICI America Inc. of Los Angeles to modify the base non-commissioned Officers Open Mess for about 389 000 dollars, and Roy I Strate of Orcutt to supply hydrated bulk lime for water treatment for about 65 375 dollars. Scadding urged avoiding crowds and traveling by nonsmoking compartments to protect health and warned exercise within safe limits.
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