Predictable injuries rise in 1971 72 study findings
Government report from the National Center for Health Statistics estimates 63.4 million Americans were injured in 1971 72 enough to seek care or limit activities. Falls caused 21.5 percent of injuries, with stairs and heights accounting for 4.4 million cases. The study cites 88 000 households and 267 000 residents, noting age patterns and work home injury totals, hospitalizations, and days lost.
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Lugar holds big lead in Indiana GOP Senate poll
In Indianapolis, Richard Lugar leads Edgar Whitcomb by more than 21 points in a Republican nominating poll. Lugar 57 percent, Whitcomb 22 percent, from Market Opinion Research for the state committee. The Detroit firm surveyed early February among 873,000 of 2.4 million people.
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Young doctors lose decision on union rights nationwide
The National Labor Relations Board rejected organizing petitions from interns and residents in Los Angeles and Philadelphia, limiting federal protections for hospital doctors seeking union status. The agreement states unions may still form, but without key federal safeguards, leaving strikes and organizing actions unenfranchised under federal law.
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