Prevention as the new medicine urges self care and HMO shift
Dr Isadore Rosenfeld argues prevention lowers risks for heart disease cancer and strokes, urges patients to manage their health amid rising doctor costs, and notes insurance limits slow routine checkups. He promotes avoiding smoking maintaining fat control fiber intake salt and sugar limits and regular exercise as keys to reducing illness risk.
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Isadore Rosenfeld
America
Rosenfeld
Simon & Schuster
Hmos
Three words help women with car trouble
Dear readers recounts a reader suggesting a reflective banner reading PLEASE CALL POLICE placed inside a car windshield to deter attackers. The banner costs $4 and is mailed via WCIL with tax deductions possible.
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Abby
WCIL
Dear Abby Advice column letters and responses
A compilation of Dear Abby letters addressing grief after pet loss, teen dating rules, and sensitive adoption language. Jackie Jones in Georgia seeks guidance after losing her toy poodle Fe-Fe. Edina Minnesota mothers debate daughter hosting a boyfriend. a reader complains about adoption language. Abby advises grief counseling and firm home rules.
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P.O
Los Angeles
Calif
WCIL
Westside Center For Independent Living
Abby
Fe-Fe
Jackie
Jones
Leesburg
Alice
John
Jane
New officers installed at Toastmasters and Beta Sigma Phi groups
May events feature new officers for Distrit XII Texas Federation of Music Clubs, Wildcat Toastmaster Club No 1160, and two Beta Sigma Phi chapters. Highlights include officer installations, new member Austin Keith speaking on taxes, awards and honors, and year end meetings with planned banquets and tea receptions.
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Robert Sewell
Distrit XII
Texas Federation of Music Clubs
Keith Oehlschlinger
Capps
Edward Jones
Wallace Scott
Charles Broughton
Patty Denning
Mary Joy Warner
L.D. Shoemaker
Wildcat Toastmaster Club
Austin Keith
Sue Carter
Monahans
Jim Brayton
Randy Nunneley
Bob Hamilton
Cliff Moskal
Lucille Herrington
Richard Quinnette
Robert White
U.S
Sam McLelland
Mark Linroth
Rosiland McFarland
Nunneley
Texas History Programs Highlight Local Club Yearend Events
Mrs Raymon Stoker led a Texas history program from 1970 to 1986 covering governors Smith Briscoe Clements and White. New officers for 1986 87 were installed including Steed Shillinglaw Dishong Finch Ward Rhoads McDonald Machotka Parker. Zeta Omega Phi Sigma Alpha met May 13 at Ferne Sneaths with Connie McCann presiding and installing Sneath Austin Bobbit McFarland Howell McCann Scates Lawless. Kappa Kappa Iota Conclave Beta Zeta met May 13 at Gay Browns with Mary Alice Ramos installing officers. Pioneer Study Club met May 14 for luncheon and officer installation led by J K Fasken. Medical Center Hospital Auxiliary held a May 15 board meeting.
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Alpha Psi Delta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Lila Evans
Nora Nunez
Theresa Palmer
Palmer
Olga Forrester
Ernestine Carrasco
Xi Kappa Pi
Doby’s Bar-B-Que
Kris Carpenter
Kathy Moody
Donna Taliaferro
Cathy Findley
Mary Duesler
Raymon Stoker
Texas
Preston Smith
Dolph Briscoe
W. P. Clements
Mark White
Seidon Hensley
J.B. Steed
W.C. Shillinglaw
Gayle Dishong
A.B. Finch
Coy B. Ward
Jake Rhoads
Martelle McDonald
Slav Machotka
Ray Parker
Federation
Zeta Omega Chapter
Phi Sigma Alpha
Ferne Sneath
Connie McCann
Sneath
San Antonio
Odessa
McCann
Harriet Austin
Sue Bobbit
Juanita McFarland
Bernie Howell
Mary Scates
Flo Lawless
Kappa Kappa Iota
Beta Zeta
Gay Brown
Ann Smith
Houston
Mary Alice Ramos
Juanella Mouser
Millie Ward
Helen McLaurin
Anna Sue Elliot
Pioneer Study Club
E.G. Rodman
J.K. Fasken
Robert Durrett
George Peer
G.E. Jones
Cecil Moore
Virgil Jones
J.J. Willis
Forum
TS. Nettleson
Jackson Parker
Imelda Marcos and the myth of a shopping icon
A satirical meditation on consumerism and celebrity through Imelda Marcos. It plays with images of credit card burns and a closet of shoes, hinting at a larger cultural critique rather than a concrete event or report.
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Manila
Imelda
Valentino
Imelda Marcos
Impulse Buying Syndrome and Imelda Marcos Spotlighted
A Purdue study links half of consumer purchases to impulse buying and suggests Debtors Anonymous for help. The piece humorously notes Imelda Marcos spent 4.5 million in two months, and offers extreme remedies while acknowledging shopping addiction as a real behavior disorder.
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Debtors Anonymous
Imelda Marcos
School of Consumer and Family Affairs
Purdue University
Indiana
Imelda
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