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Newspaper

Mainland Extra

Location

Galveston, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1987

Page

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Mainland UHCL Registration Opens for Spring 1988

UHCL opens spring registration January 5 7 1988 at 2700 Bay Area Boulevard with 9 am to 7 pm hours in the Bayou Building. Graduate students register Jan 5 undergrads Jan 8. both may register Jan 7. UHCL offers about 600 courses for bachelor and master degrees across four schools.

Uh-Clc Houston University of Houston-Clear Lake Bay Area Boulevard UHCL Atrium II Bayou Phillip Barry Bayou Auditorium Sallie Pate

Flu vaccine benefits for elderly outlined in health column

Texas City readers learn about flu vaccine advantages for seniors from Bea nn and Danforth Hospital physicians. The article notes high risk for those over 76 and people with heart or lung disease, and advises vaccination by late November to prevent December influenza. It emphasizes vaccine effectiveness at 70 to 90 percent and reassures about side effects.

Bea Beall Danforth Hospital Texas City Ninth Ave North

Health notes on flu vaccines and symptoms

Health guidance explains that flu vaccine side effects are mild for most, with sterilized needles and single use. High risk groups should vaccinate early to allow four to six weeks for antibody development, as flu can be severe or deadly for vulnerable individuals. The article contrasts flu with colds and details transmission, fever, cough, and recovery timelines.

Practical steps for safe holiday party fun at TAMU

College Station report cites Texas A&M Extension nutritionist Dr. Alice Hunt offering practical party tips. Emphasizes high protein and carbohydrate foods to slow alcohol absorption, keeping plates full, offering nonalcoholic drinks, use measured pours, noncarbonated bases for punches, serving dessert before close, and ensuring safe travel for guests who are not sober.

College Station Texas A&m University Extension Alice Hunt Dr. Hunt Texas Agricultural Extension Service

Rural Teens Face Drinking Dangers At Holiday Parties

Rural Texas teens face risks from driving after drinking during holidays. Dr. Mary Ann Heussner notes high DWI rates in rural crashes and urges parents to model belt use and abstinence. TEHA promotes Project Celebration offering all night, alcohol free events as an alternative to teen parties.

College Station Texas Mary Ann Heussner Texas A&m University Agricultural Extension Service

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