06 Dec 1982
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Newspaper
New Mexico Gallup Independent
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1982
Page
1
Over the counter antacids are mainstay therapy for heartburn and pain relief. Liquid forms like Maalox and Mylania are generally more effective than tablets, with chewable or sucked tablets helping by bathing the esophagus. Gaviscon tablets also work by neutralizing stomach acid.
Five year old Tanyla Escajada of Gallup期待 a Santa visit with wishes for a Strawberry Shortcake doll, Bye Bye Diapers doll, and dishes. Parents Anthony and Debby Escajada note the holiday tradition as a yearly family event.
Gallup city and county leaders will meet with Albuquerque architect Doug Campbell to seal a firm January opening for the Harold Runnels Recreational Center. The pool, under a $284,320 contract, is near completion with equipment and interior work winding down.
The Arizona Republic found little agency interest in health problems tied to uranium areas in the Southwest. Water and air pollution concerns surfaced from Milan New Mexico to Shiprock. Budget limits and leadership gaps hinder follow up, yet experts warn chronic risks may affect Navajo communities and infants. calls for investigation persist.
Soviet premier sees oil as solution for numerous issues and identifies Afghanistan as pivotal to controlling Gulf oil, framing a move that could press Europe. In Gallup, volunteers at Miyamura Park center honored for summer service with details on recipients and center support. Bengals win Gallup Invitational, Crownpoint takes third. Eagles beat Beare for third place in a close finish.
Nuclear research could advance this month with a Los Alamos National Laboratory laser test aiming to initiate fusion. Researchers seek to transfer a narrow laser beam into over a trillion watts for a billionth of a second, part of a broader effort to power future plants.
The GOP National Committee offers a Christmas gift catalog with items from a jelly bean jar for 15 dollars to a 14 karat gold elephant at 95 dollars and a 3000 dollar Ronald Reagan bust. The catalog aims to raise funds for congressional elections while highlighting heritage and traditions. Evan Zeppos of the Democrats says they have nothing like it.
Barney B. Clark, the patient in Salt Lake City, has started gentle leg movements to rebuild muscle strength with the Jarvik-7 artificial heart. Doctors hope he may stand or take a step in coming days as he remains in serious but stable condition.
Senior administration officials push a tax on part of employer health insurance benefits to raise revenue and curb costs. The proposal gains support from Schweiker Feldstein Stockman but faces strong opposition from labor unions, insurers, and many Democrats. If adopted it would tax employer contributions above a set ceiling, with estimates of billions in revenue and wide impact on taxpayers and payroll taxes.
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