Greatest Good For Greatest Number in Drug Safety Debate
A pharmaceutical industry scientist at a symposium argues that no drug is risk free and that progress requires balancing risks against benefits. He cites the ethical principle of the greatest good for the greatest number, noting many lives saved outweigh rare adverse reactions.
Inflation fears hit Washington and retail prices rise
An article notes inflation worries in Washington as the commodity price index climbs 2.3 percent from a year earlier. It argues inflation stems from government spending and welfare programs, not retailers, whose slim margins leave them unable to absorb higher costs and sustain profits.
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Mount Dora celebrates new cemetery entrance project
A city and Fo Circle of the Lakes and Hills Garden Club collaboration unveils a brick entrance to Mount Dora Cemetery with professional landscape guidance. Water, maintenance by the city, and soon a bronze plaque will honor the living memorial as visitors enjoy the area.
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Garden Club
Donnelly
Margaret Lofroos
How to Save Money Like Clockwork
A how to guide suggests joining the Payroll Savings Plan to automatically divert a chosen amount from each paycheck into U S Savings Bonds. The plan requires employer setup and promises ease and dependability, while noting widespread use and patriotic appeal.
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Income Reports To VA Are Due
Florida pensioners and widows receiving Veterans Administration benefits must return annual income questionnaires promptly to avoid benefit cutoffs. M. T. Dixon of the Florida Dept. of Veterans Affairs notes many pensioners rely on banks to forward forms. arrangements with banks may be needed. Reports are due by Jan. 31 at the VA.
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Mount Dora Men’s Club to Elect Officers
The Men’s Garden Club of Mount Dora meets at 8 p.m. Monday in the Mount Dora Community Building for its annual meeting and officer elections. Lake County agent Bill Nixon will present a film titled The Living Soil and discuss soil organisms and their relation to plant life.
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Notice to Creditors in Malinda Wilson-Moizer estate
Creditors are notified to present claims against Malinda Wilson-Moizer deceased of Lake County Florida to Judge W A Jr within six months from first publication. Claims must be written with claimant address and sworn. claims not filed are void. Executor: Joseph Edward Wilson-Moizer. Dated January 6, 1906.
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Malinda Wilson-Moizer
F . Ae. Ito
Malinda Wilson- Motzer
Lake Co
Florida
Lake County
Flo
Joseph Edward Wilson-Moizer
Phosphate boom in North Florida spurs new ventures
The North Florida phosphate field near Jasper and White Springs draws Occidental Corporation of Florida investment totaling about 50 million dollars including Suwannee River Mine a 30 million chemical plant and an Lakeland R D center. A 3 million shipping terminal in Jacksonville under construction signals expansion while waste control spending tops 33 million dollars.
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Veterans Office brings in consultant for VA benefits questions
James W. Bryant County Service Officer invites C. R. Prince Assistant State Service Officer to discuss VA benefits for veterans survivors and dependents in Lake County. Appointment through the County Service Officer at Pioneer Building Tavares on Wednesday January 19 from 9 am.
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Lake County
C. R. Prince
Veterans Administration
Prince
Pioneer Building
Tavares
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Leesburg Youths Share Six Month Dividends From Savings Plan
Leesburg school children received dividends totaling 1466.98 for the six months ending December 31 1965. Through First Federal’s savings program they have saved over 77594 and shared in 12326 in dividends since the program began. The program aims to teach thrift habits to local youth.
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First Federal
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