Woman's vitiligo turns skin white. faces social exile
Eddie Mae Kearney of Long Island describes years of rejection after her skin whitened by vitiligo. Doctors explain the loss of pigmentation, leaving her with white hair and black patches. She now seeks treatment options and struggles to leave her basement apartment.
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Lefever hired as Haig adviser on terrorism and nonproliferation
Ernest W. Lefever, who withdrew from Senate consideration for a top human rights post, has been hired as a consultant to Secretary of State Alexander M. Haig Jr. He will advise on terrorism countermeasures and nuclear nonproliferation, study departmental cohesiveness, and may work up to 130 days per year at a per diem rate totaling an annual equivalent of $44,000.
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Church life linked to longer life says case study
In a discussion with Dr Crane, Rev Joel notes his study of several hundred cases showing active church members live about 12 years longer. He cites calmer hearts, lower smoking and alcohol use, and regular prayer as factors, arguing faith and church participation aid longevity.
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