Malvernian Fulbright Lecturers Chosen From UK Faculty
Two University of Kentucky professors, Dr. Ronald Dillehay and Dr. Robert Randall, were selected as Fulbright lecturers for the 1973 fall term. Dillehay will teach behavioral science at Catholic University of Lima, Peru, while Randall will lecture on American and Latin American history at the University of Cuyo in Mendoza, Argentina. Both begin duties in July under the Fulbright Hays act to foster international understanding.
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University of Kentucky
Ronald Clifford Dillehay
Catholic University of Lima
Peru
Robert W. Randall
University of Cuyo
Mendoza
Argentina
United States
Dr. Dillehay
Malvern
Clifford Dillehay
California
University of California, Berkeley
Berkeley
School of Public Health
Dillehay
Texas Christian University
Fort Worth
Social Welfare Research Institute
Silver City OES meeting and community notices
The Silver City OES Kensington held regular session with 12 members at the Masonic Temple. Susie Stewart won the door prize and 1973 program books were started with a Valentine exchange planned for Feb 14. Various social visits and church events are noted, including whist club results and local hospitality at several homes and gatherings across Silver City and nearby towns.
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Silver City
OES
Kensington
Masonic Temple
Mmes
Ida Black
Eldon Burgoin
Wilma Jones
Susie Stewart
Leu Reelected to Bethany Board in Council Bluffs
Edwin Leu of Hastings was reelected to the Bethany Lutheran Home board at the Jan 11 annual meeting at Our Savior Lutheran church in Council Bluffs. Also reelected were Bob Zacharis Persia Ed Bracher Council Bluffs Stanley Nelson chair Chris Peterson vice Har vey Saar Treynor treasurer and Elsie Goss secretary. The board plans to start building the proposed home this spring for broad community use.
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Mills County
Edwin Leu
Hastings
Bethany Lutheran Home
Our Savior Lutheran Church
Council Bluffs
Bob Zacharis
Persia
Ed Bracher
Stanley Nelson
Chris Peterson
Harvey Saar
Treynor
Elsie Goss
Gillilland New 1 C W A President
A former Glenwood man, Tom Gillilland, is elected president of Iowans of the Washington DC Area Inc. The group, formed by Towans in the capitol area, promotes goodwill and social ties. It sponsors a summer picnic and an inaugural reception January 20 from 4 to 6 pm in the Caucus room of the Cannon House office building.
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Glenwood
Tom Gilliland
Washington, D.C
Inc
Whitney Gillilland
J.C.W.A., Inc
Towans
National Capitol
Cannon House
Jowans
Capitol Area
Herscel C. Loveless
Suite 501
16Th St
N.W
Deer Crash Causes $300 Damage to ‘71 Ford Pickup
Deer struck a Glenwood area driver on Highway 34 north of Glenwood at about 6:30 a.m. causing $300 damage to the driver Louis F. Jense’s 1971 Ford pickup. Conservation Officer Chris Hein handled the deer remains. Other sheriff reports include a Jan. 14 crash near Highway 34 totaling a ’68 Chevy, a Jan. 11 two-vehicle collision near Silver City involving a ’68 Chevy and a ’67 Dodge with minor damage, and Mills County Landfill Assn appoint Louise Messbarger secretary at $10 per meeting, $150 annual cap.
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Louis F. Jense
Glenwood
Green Hill
Highway
Chris Hein
Merle Brown
William Joseph Clark
Imogene
Chevrolet
Alan Lee Maddocks
Dodge
Clifford W. Bailor
Silver City
Louise Messbarger
Mills County Landfill Assn
Board of Supervisors
No link found between fluoridation and heart deaths
The NHLI at NIH announced no evidence linking fluoridated water intake to heart disease mortality. Reviewing Wisconsin and New York data, surveillance shows fluoridated cities do not have higher heart disease rates than nonfluoridated ones. Autopsy and longitudinal studies in the United States and abroad show no cardiovascular effects from lifelong fluoride exposure.
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Bethesda
National Heart and Lung Institute
National Institutes of Health
Citizen's Action Program For Safe Wisconsin Water, Inc
Antigo
Wis
NHLI
Sin
New York
Wisconsin
Illinois
United States
Newburgh
Kingston
Payroll Savings Plan for Big Dreams
The Payroll Savings Plan lets workers set aside a chosen amount from each paycheck to buy U S Savings Bonds. This automatic savings supports future goals like vacations, college, or a new car while preserving everyday take home pay.
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U.S
Heart Fund urges action against heart disease
Heart and blood vessel diseases kill a million Americans each year more than other causes combined. Over 21 million Americans suffer high blood pressure increasing risk of heart attack and stroke. Only half know they have it. See your doctor and support your Heart Fund.
Customers to Continue to Let Us Handle Their
A fragment notes customers are urged to continue to allow the service provider to manage their needs. The text emphasizes ongoing trust and continuity in handling tasks or accounts. No additional context or names are provided.
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Tomers
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Pacific Junction
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