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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1973

Page

3

Pediatricians weigh tradition versus evidence in common remedies

Harvard physician Dr. Thomas E. Cone Jr. argues many pediatricians rely on bed rest vitamins and tonsillectomies out of habit rather than proven benefit. He urges critical examination of routine practices to distinguish reason from ritual and notes bed rest as a leading non specific treatment used despite questionable evidence.

Boston Harvard Thomas E. Cone Jr Harvard Medical School Cone American Academy of Pediatrics

Dental researchers study barnacles for tooth repair insight

Detroit AP reports at the Michigan Dental Association convention researchers compare barnacle glue to potential dental bonding material. A dentist cautions against overreliance on barnacle-derived solutions and notes patient comfort remains key.

Detroit Michigan Dental Association

CMU Library Uses Hidden Tape System to Cut Losses

Carnegie Mellon University installed an $11,000 hidden tape surveillance in its libraries two years ago. Book losses dropped from 10 percent to one percent, with turnstile locks triggering when validation fails. Yearly replacement costs fell from about $9,000 to roughly $900.

Pittsburgh, Pa Carnegie Mellon University

Welfare radio program urges thrift tips for food stamps

West Virginia welfare official Bob Bell notes the 15 minute daily program Waking Up Country Style airs on 32 stations across WV and border states. The show uses country and western music to deliver nutritional and consumer advice to welfare and food stamp recipients. Stations such as WEIR in Weirton air at 4 am and volunteers provide nonpaid talent from coal miners and truck drivers. The initiative aims to stretch a buck and reach a broad audience with practical tips.

Charleston W. Va Welfare Department Bob Bell Bell West Virginia Department of Welfare Uniontown Marietta Ohio Louisa Ashland Nashville Beckley Welfare Network Weir In Weirton

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