Organic food syndrome warns on toxic compounds in foods
Nutritionist Theodore Labuza of the University of Minnesota notes that both natural and added food compounds can be toxic at high levels, but effects depend on intake and individual metabolism. He cautions home canning raises botulism risk while processed foods show fewer such deaths, and argues organic labels do not guarantee freedom from residues or better nutrition.
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Theodore Labuza
University of Minnesota
Labuza
Names for the Civil War vary across viewpoints
Analysis from Strategy and Tactics notes that Civil War and War Between the States reflect northern and southern biases. It argues these labels are imperfect, with critics citing issues of body politic versus secession, leaving no fully accurate universal name.
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Strategy & Tactics
Union
Mr. Lincoln
Blood count and the stomach after removal
Dr Lawrence E Lamb explains that after partial stomach removal intrinsic factor production may fail causing pernicious anemia and that liver and B12 injections bypass absorption issues. He also covers dumping syndrome and a diet shift toward protein and fat with smaller frequent meals to improve absorption and weight gain.
Ellies Bold Plan Boosts Kentucky Colonels Publicis
Ellie Brown, new owner of the Kentucky Colonels, heads a five woman board to tackle deficits. They plan 25 to 30 parties, community outreach, and season-ticket drives, aiming for big promotions and TV exposure. The group hopes to expand, hire a GM, and stage stylish halftime events to energize support.
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Kentucky Colonels
American Basketball Association
Ellie Brown
Colonels
Louisville, Ky
Actor’s Theater
Ellie
Louisville
John Y. Brown Jr
Kentucky Fried Chicken Corp
Cincinnati
New York
Newsweek
The
Dear Ann Landers advice column letters on tolerance and manners
A reader argues against assuming homosexuality is deviant and asks Ann Landers to clarify that affectionate gestures can be normal. The column responds that tolerance varies by self doubts and urges accepting hugging as non sexual. Other letters critique phoniness and discuss dining manners and wedding guidance.
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Ann Landers
Ann
Corpus Christi
D.C
Sweetie
Clergyman's Doctor Title Sparks Debate on Honorary Degrees
Dr George W Crane argues clergy seek the Doctor handle for status, while teachers pursue earned credentials. He notes honorary degrees granted to leaders like Hoover and criticizes diploma mills. The piece urges judging pastors by present ability and audience impact, not past schooling.
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Gregory
Gregory D
Crane
Herbert Hoover
U.S.A
Doctor Crane
Chicago
Admiral Byrd
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Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D
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Joan Ryan
Washington
NEA
Perle Mesta
John III
John
Dan Issel
Team
Sissy Jenkins
Patsy Baker
Mary Blair
Faith Lyles
Billie Claire Kurfees
Agnes
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George W. Crane
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