Link Between Mental and Physical Illness Highlighted
Diane Takvorian notes strong links between mental and physical health in a report on social isolation and health risks. She cites studies showing unmarried individuals face higher risks of terminal cancer, earlier death from serious disease, and greater hospitalization for mental disorders, with social support acting as a key buffer.
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Diane Takvorian
California Department of Mental Health
Takvorian
Shifting Lifestyles Linked to Loneliness Rise in U S Singles
Experts note rapid cultural change fuels loneliness as mobility and divorce increase. Census data show 23 percent living alone in 1980, up from 17 percent in 1970, while six point six million adults are single parents. Critics warn independence may hurt health without social support.
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Nancy Bellucci
U.S
Junk homes sold cheap in Baltimore auction
In Baltimore, 235 hopeful buyers bid on 342 rundown vacant houses offered by the city at a $200 down price, as buyers packed to purchase the shells of properties.
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Mail Subscription Offer In Odessa Newspaper
An Odess a American daily and Sunday mail subscription promotion appears with a Dallas area style mailing address reference and multiple garbled tokens. The notice mentions a mail store and an offer related to subscriptions for the newspaper.
Local option bingo passes in Austin and across Texas
Early returns show broad support for charity bingo with approvals in Austin and multiple counties including Smith, Dallas, Harris, and Ector. turnout was low at 1.75 percent. final tallies show varied margins and several jurisdictions approving, while some areas rejected bonds alongside the bingo measures.
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Doris Shropshire
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Clay
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Vote Rejected for Ector County Civic Center in Odessa
Ballot failure reflects deep local tensions between developers and residents. Opponents led by David McElrath framed the issue as moral rather than fiscal, citing potential displacements near the 12 block Muskingum Draw site. Backers blamed elites and high visibility movers for the defeat amid broad tax increases.
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David McElrath
Ector County
Odessa
John
Jane Q
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Roy Elsner
Odessa civic center vote sparks mixed reactions across precincts
Residents split over building a civic center in Odessa with supporters arguing growth and economic benefits while opponents cite cost and risk to the elderly. Voters, including Ann Carroll and Eloise Rickey, urged action to match Lubbock and Midland, while others warned of gambling ties and changing the town’s character.
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Ann Carroll
Hudson
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