Dioxin exposure tests uncover only skin rashes in Missouri
Preliminary health exams of residents exposed to high dioxin levels in Missouri show only minor skin rashes. No gross physical defects found yet, but extensive CDC lab tests are pending. About 1,200 screened. 112 high-risk individuals pursued for more tests amid EPA Superfund efforts and ongoing site investigations. Local residents report headaches, rashes, and water contamination fears near the Stout site.
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St. Joseph's
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Centers For Disease Control
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St. Taranhte
EPA
Stout
Meramec Heights
Imperial
Bob McGraw
Bob
McGraw
Francine
Gail Hanks
Samuel S. Epstein
University of Ilinois
Chicago
Times Beach
Epstein
Occupational and Environmental Medicine
University of Missouri
William G. ” Dunagin
Missouri Medicine
Immediate admission offered at UMCP Personal Decision Program
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Tax-exempt status for private clubs denied by House
A House committee voted 15-4 to deny tax-exempt status for Montgomery County private clubs that discriminate by sex or race. The measure targets Burning Tree Country Club in Bethesda and could strip tax relief from other groups like Elks and Moose if discrimination is proven.
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Burning Tree Country Club
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the Elks and the Loyal Order of Moose
Lime Kiln area news and anniversary notices
Community notes report congratulations to Mr and Mrs William Spring on their 71st wedding anniversary. Several locals and relatives visit relatives in Doubs Buckeystown Frederick and Ayler Drive. A brief historical note mentions King James IV of Scotland killed in 1513 at Flodden Field. The News Frederick Md March 17 1983 A-10.
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William Spring
March
Pearl Hoffman
Doubs
Henry Baugher Jr
Tommy
Ethel Smith
Alan Hunter
Denise
Buckeystown
Joan Webb
Bimerverr Road
Paul DeGrange
William Forder
Frederick
Patty Baugher
James Titus
Paul May
Myrtle McDonald
Henry Baugher Sr
Daniel Baugher
Junior Ramsburg
Michelle
Paula
Old Annapolis Road
Lewis Ayler Jr
Ayler Drive
Virginia
Kenneth McVey
James IV of
Scotland
Flodden Field
the News
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