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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1985
Page
21
Reader asks about calcium supplements and proper calcium weight versus salt forms. Dr Donohue confirms the daily allowance refers to calcium itself and suggests pharmacists for exact tablet dosages, notes common calcium contents in foods, and highlights clarity on completed stroke definitions and other reader questions.
Harris County officials ruled Vice President George Bush violated no laws by voting in Houston and may claim Texas residency despite not having a current Texas home. County assessor Carl Smith cited a Texas rule allowing residency if serving the federal government elsewhere, amid earlier disputes raised by Clint Hackney.
Joe Thompson 78 refuses offers of aid amid a May 18 fire that destroyed his one bedroom house he has owned since 1938. He sleeps nightly on a cot in his front yard and says he will not rebuild despite city orders to clear rubble by June 18.
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