Doctor Warns Of Possible Risks From Vasectomies
A Syracuse doctor told the 25th annual meeting of the American Association of Blood Banks that new evidence links vasectomy to permanent sterility and possible higher risks of multiple sclerosis rheumatoid arthritis and blood clots. He cautioned findings are inconclusive and only based on nine tests.
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Washington
Syracuse
N.Y
John Bernard Henry
Henry
Upstate Medical Center
State University of New York
American Association of Blood Banks
Youth Conservation Corps projects in California camp
In Redding California twenty girls and twenty boys work side by side on a forest trail and campground project as part of a federal Youth Conservation Corps pilot. Forest Service official Robert Tribble says the diverse group proves youth work ethic remains strong while learning through hands on outdoor labor and college level instruction at Shasta College.
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Youth Conservation Corps
Redding
Calif
U.S. Forest Service
California
Robert P. Tribble
Shasta- Trinity National Forest
Nixon
Civilian Conservation Corps
CCC
Tribble
Susan Hess
Yuiwus
Shasta College
Forest Service
Auto Repair Classes Enroll On September 11
Two classes Auto Mechanica and Auto Body Repair join 22 skilled courses at Mexico Area Vocational Technical School enrolling Monday night at 9. Tuition runs 80 dollars per semester for Mexico School District residents and 85 for non residents. Instructors Jerry Dunlap and Fred Jacobi teach these programs for adults 16 plus.
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Mexico Area
Jerry Dunlap
Fred Jacobi
Mexico
Audrain
Personal News of Farber Continues with Gatherings
Mrs. Wayne Cheney and Mrs. Dickie Cheney attended. Lora Bowers joined a Storck family fish fry at Vandalia Lake. Tom Seeley and family joined a barbecue at Lola Holmes’ Vandalia home. Guests from away included the Robisons, Ahrens, Bernard, Culwell, and Pease families from multiple towns. Farber Cub Scouts held a Sunday picnic at Marshall Diggs Wildlife Area and members enjoyed fishing boating and hikes.
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Lora Bowers
Vandalia Lake
Tom Seeley
Lola Holmes
Vandalia
Bob
Robison
Security
Colorado
Kent Robison
St. Touis
Frank Robison
Keith
Kip
Cliff Ahrens
Todd
Hannibal
Harry Robison
Dan Bernard
Leslie
Tracy
Farber
Marshall Diggs Wildlife Area
Martinsburg
New Books At Library
Mexico-Audrain County Library adds new adult titles across fiction and non fiction. Notable fiction includes Mountain Riders and Hangmen of San Sabel by Ray Hogan and Lewis Patten with other works such as Lawman For Slaughter Valley Dead-shot Kid and Outlaw Mountain. Non fiction adds Europe on 5 and 10 a day 1972 73 by Arthur Frommer.
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Mexico-Audrain County
Max Brand
Brandon's Posse
Ray Hogan
San Sabel
Slaughter Valley
Johnny Ringo
Hunter Ingram
Philip Ketchum
Chimney Rock
Lewis Patten
Faith Baldwin
Europe
Arhtur Frommer
Westminster FULTON welcomes two Mexico students to 122nd freshman class
James Walter Kiburz and Patrick Neal Van Horn, both May Mexico High School graduates, will enroll Aug 30 at Westminster College in Westminster. Kiburz earned a $200 Westminster Honor Scholarship, was National Honor Society member, Eagle Scout, and held leadership roles in student government and clubs. Van Horn served as student body president, council president, and key club director, active in debate drama track and clubs, winning a district optimist oratorical contest member of FCA Glee NEL and library board.
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Westminster Fulton
Westminster College
Mexico
James Walter Kiburz
Walter H. Kiburz Jr
Hazel St
Patrick Neal van Horn
Bert. J. van Horn
Route 6
Mexico High School
Kiburz
Westminster
Key Club
FCA
van Horn
Glee Club
NEL
Library Board
National Forensic League
Excellence Award honors local student in drama and leadership
A student received the Excellence and the Excellence in Drama Award and was chosen to attend Missouri Boy's State where he was elected mayor, highlighting local achievement in arts and civic leadership.
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Missouri Boy's State
Angela Davis declares Russia pivotal to her freedom
Angela Davis, acquitted of murder, kidnap and conspiracy, arrived in Moscow saying her freedom owed to an international campaign led by the Soviet Union. A crowd of about 200 greeted her at the airport with flowers and two bilingual signs pledging warm greetings.
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Angela
Russia
Moscow
Angela Davis
Miss Davis
California
Soviet Union
Soviet’ Women's Committee
Valentina Tereshkova-Nikolayeva
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