Bonita Duncan 96 of Mount Carmel dies after 71 years of marriage
Bonita F Duncan 96 of Mount Carmel born November 16 1921 in Owensboro Kentucky died July 2 2018 at Oakview Heights. She married Clarence E Duncan October 6 1940. he preceded her in 2012. Funeral July 5 at Keeper Funeral Home with burial at Highland Memorial. Memorials to Residential Hospice or Lunch Wagon.
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Clarence E. Duncan
Clarence
Florida
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Lodge
First Baptist Church
Norm
Bud
Nancy) Duncan
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Rebecca
Becky” Brown
Norma Goodson
Denise McCreary
Vincennes
Indiana
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Kenneth) Gladney
St. Ann
Missouri
Ryan
Chapel of
Keepes Funeral Home
Cherry Street
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Stop Black Plastic Toxins From Food Packaging
A Environment International study tests 600 black plastic consumer products and finds toxins like bromine and lead in items including i Biss Mirror toys. Researchers warn recycled black plastic risks BFRs and heavy metals. Plymouth scientists urge public campaigns to avoid black packaging and takeout.
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Environment International
University of Plymouth
U.K
Seattle bans plastic straws and utensils in restaurants
Seattle officials enacted a citywide ban on single use plastic straws and utensils in bars and eateries effective Sunday. The move aims to curb marine plastic pollution with reusable or compostable alternatives and follows a 2008 ordinance pushing food-service businesses toward recyclable options.
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Seattle Restaurant Alliance
Coffee may boost longevity in large UK study
A British study of 498,134 adults finds coffee drinkers have a 10 to 15 percent lower death risk over ten years, with instant, ground, and decaf all showing benefits. Genetics affecting caffeine metabolism did not negate the longevity boost, though overall effects were small and not a call to start drinking for non-drinkers.
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Tufts University
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U.S. National Cancer Institute
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Rising air ambulance bills shock patients and insurers
Air ambulance charges can exceed twenty thousand dollars, with median prices doubling 2010 to 2014 as costs rise while Medicare reimbursements lag. Patients face bills after insurer payments, with limited networks and few safeguards. Guidance includes contacting insurers, using patient advocates, brokers, and potential discounts to reduce the bill.
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Association of Air Medical Services
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