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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1992
Page
8
Practical guide lists lean proteins and pantry swaps to lower fat in African American dishes. Use smoked turkey and lean meats, remove skin, bake instead of fry, and season with onion garlic chili powders and pepper. Suggestions include Hoppin John red beans and rice and cornbread made with less oil or shortening.
Reader asks about biofeedback for tinnitus. Dr. Lamb explains biofeedback helps control symptoms and body functions via signals, notes mixed results for tinnitus, suggests background sound reduces awareness, mentions tinnitus masking and hearing aids, and offers Special Report 112 for more detail. He also answers questions on smoking and secondhand smoke, noting higher risks from cigar and pipe smoke and substantial secondhand cancer and heart disease deaths. He invites letters to The Health Letter.
The piece contrasts slow repair and service with rapid media and news cycles. It cites delayed repairs in homes and medical offices, then notes how quickly books, films, and headlines move after events. The author laments inefficient processes and jokes about wanting refunds before dying.
A study by Max Vercruyssen at the University of Southern California finds people react faster when standing. In tests with students and elderly participants, responses were quicker on their feet, with some improving by about 20 percent. Standing raised heart rate and brain activity, suggesting stand and stretch breaks aid mental speed.
Readers respond to the Rodney King riots and the acquittal verdict. The column discusses juror perspectives, police response delays, and public safety in Los Angeles during the unrest. It also includes letters about theft by a visiting grandson, a call for accountability, and a discussion on castration’s effects.
The Kus Kus Ka Chapter NSDAC hosts a Flag Day luncheon at 12 30 p m June 13 at New Castle Country Club with speaker Peggy Goehring. Area Harbison descendants may attend and reservations to regent Nancy Brenner at 654 5913. An executive board meeting follows. George Milnes entertains. Jane Foley wins door prize. The K of C marks 500 years of evangelization with a traveling quincentenary cross and mass at St Vitus Church. Ward Schleicher and Frank Trecasse noted. Ward Mowry becomes AA R P Chapter 182 president. other officers listed. A memorial service honored 11 deceased members. The annual June luncheon is June 17 at noon at Scottish Rite Cathedral. tickets $8 require reservations by June 10 at 654 7969 or 964 8768. The 1937 Club elected new officers. next meeting September 17 at 7 p m.
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