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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1978

Page

3

Doctor and Army clash over Army medical exams at Fort Lee

Dr Ellis Zuckerman fired as Army civilian accuses Army of slipshod physicals that damaged or killed servicemen. Army denies systemic fault and cites isolated cases while promising review. Zuckerman claims recruiters falsify data and cites specific deaths and injuries linked to flawed screenings.

Fort Lee, Va Ellis Zuckerman Army Zuckerman Robert Solomon Solomon Warren Kenneth Wolf Parkersburg Iowa Wolf Vietnam Marjorie Wilson

Doctor warns against infant potassium supplements

In a long running advice column, Dr Thosteson cautions that infants do not need mineral supplements unless a deficiency is proven by tests and notes government warnings about overuse. He also explains risks of excess minerals versus deficiency and cites adequate dietary intake for normal babies.

How You Can Control Arthritis and Hormone Imbalance

A newspaper medical column notes causes of hormone imbalance from gland enlargement tumors or atrophy. It mentions a reader question about herpes and corrects the term. It promotes Dr Thosteson's booklet How You Can Control Arthritis and invites readers to request a copy with a self addressed stamped envelope and 50 cents.

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Texas Electric shifts to lignite coal to cut costs

Before 1972 Texas Electric burned gas and oil for power. By 1977 lignite coal fed about a third of output, saving customers 48.4 million after new plant costs. Projections show lignite and nuclear plants supplying over half by 1983, as gas prices rise.

Texas Electric

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