Pediatrics pioneer Dr Benjamin Spock dies at 94
Benjamin Spock, famed author of the Common Sense Book of Baby and Child Care, died at his La Jolla home at age 94 after a career shaping mid-20th century parenting. He faced critiques as permissive during the 1960s and remained a central figure in child-rearing debates while pursuing clinical research, teaching, and public advocacy.
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Forest wealth grows beyond timber in Pacific Northwest
The forest economy expands to include wild mushrooms, floral greens, and medicinal herbs. Washington and Oregon miners earn over 200 million yearly with 15,000 jobs, while northwestern mushrooms alone bring at least 60 million. Prices fluctuate from 600 to under 10 dollars per pound, and most gleaners face hard work rather than easy riches.
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Johns Hopkins TRICARE option reassures USFHP area beneficiaries
The most respected medical name Johns Hopkins backs a TRICARE choice amid CHAMPUS replacement concerns. Military beneficiaries in the USFHP service area are told not to worry about care quality under the new DoD program.
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