St. Louis Hawks Dominate Warriors In NBA Playoff Blowout
St. Louis routed San Francisco 123 to 95 to take a 3-1 edge in the Western Division series. Wilt Chamberlain scored 34 for the Warriors, but Bob Pettit led the Hawks with 22 as Rich Guerin and Zelma Beaty added 19 each. The clubs head to San Francisco for game five with Boston awaiting the East champ.
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Warriors
Alex Hannum
San Francisco
Boston
St. Louis
Hawks
Wilt Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Bob Pettit
Richie Guerin
Zelma Beaty
Wayne Hightower
al Attles
Beaty
Ayrshire Breeders Hold Spring Meet
The South Central Ayrshire Breeder's Association held its spring meeting at St. James Church West Friendship on March 2 with forty in attendance. Guest speakers were Dr. Fred Lewis, Donald King, and Marsha Gue. Officers elected: President R. Curtis Day, VP Charles T. Linthicum, secretary treasurer Russell V. Beckett. Awards honored Allen and Norman Hill and Belden D. Patrick and Sons for high production cows.
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Ayrshire
Howard County Fair Ground
R. Curtis Day
Damascus
Charles T. Linthicum
Boyds
Russell V. Beckett
Woodstock
Esi Allen
Norman Hill
Wauwatosa Farm
Belden D. Patrick and Sons
Maple Dell Farm
Engineer Harry C Zimmerman Deploys to Orient on Special Assignment
Harry C Zimmerman formerly of Braddock Heights now of Atlanta Georgia departs on a jet assignment to the Orient with stops at Anchorage Tokyo and Hongkong He will travel to Djakarta and Bandung Indonesia for several months as an engineer with Lockheed Georgia Company His wife Barbara Spencer and their three sons remain in Atlanta Zimmerman is a Frederick High School and St Louis University of Aeronautical Technology graduate
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Harry C. Zimmerman
Braddock Heights
Atlanta
Doctor Says Your Dental Health Breath Clues Dentists Read
A historical piece notes how odors once guided disease diagnosis with a focus on dental health. It describes a time when smell determined illness clues and mentions diphtheria as an example.
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W. Lawrence
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Odor clues aid in diagnosing disease in medical note
The article explains that odors such as acetone breath signal conditions like uncontrolled diabetes and that foul mouth odors often originate from chronic infections or GI issues rather than the mouth itself. It notes odors from foods linger due to blood absorption and systemic exhalation, with examples like garlic detected in socks hours after eating.
Martini Breath: Causes and Medical Advice for Odor
A dentist explains that Martini breath comes from alcohol absorbed and expelled via the lungs rather than teeth residue. The intensity depends on the amount of drinks and the body's elimination ability, and persistent foul odor warrants physician consultation.
Humane Society Opposes Rodeo at Civic Center
Lawyers for the Humane Society of the United States threaten warrants for the arrest of Baltimore Civic Center Commission members unless six rodeo performances set for April 30 to May 3 are canceled. They argue the event violates animal welfare standards and city regulations.
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Baltimore
the Humane Society of the United States
Baltimore Civic Center Commission
Civic Center
Civic Center Commission
Maryland law prompts rodeo cancellation debate
The Maryland law against cruelty to animals is cited as a factor in a rodeo dispute. Promoter Carl G. Brenner promised precautions, while humane society lawyers urged cancelation. Civic Center Commissioners referred the issue to City Solicitor Joseph Allen for guidance.
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Maryland
Carl G. Brenner
Humane Society
Civic Center
Joseph Allen
Appeals Case Opens For Johnson In 4th Circuit
Former Rep. Thomas F. Johnson from Worcester County opens his appeal of a conflict of interest conviction in the U.S. Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals in Richmond Virginia. The Democratic ex-congressman seeks to overturn the verdict and challenge the trial proceedings.
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Richmond
Thomas F. Johnson
U.S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Worcester County
Convicted in Baltimore Federal Court For Peddling Influence
The article reports a Baltimore U.S. District Court conviction for peddling congressional influence and a six month prison term plus a $5,000 fine. Also on the appellate docket are J Kenneth Edlin and Miami attorney William L. Robinson, both convicted alongside Johnson. The government alleged Edlin and Robinson paid Johnson 17 500 to sway the Justice Department to drop mail fraud charges. Johnson claimed funds were for legal services and campaign contributions.
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Baltimore
U. , S. District Court
J. Kenneth. Dlin
Miami
William L. Robinson
Johnson
Edlin
Robinson
Justice Department
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