Consumer Info Center Has Many of the Answers
The Consumer Information Center, created in 1970, guides the public to federal consumer data and offers a 16 page quarterly catalog of publications on topics from birth to burial. It reports popular money saving and safety guides, free booklets, and inexpensive items, with catalogs distributed nationwide.
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New Cardiac Scan Aims to Detect Disease Early
A computer aided scanning camera named the Baird Atomic System Seventy Seven helps diagnose heart trouble with less pain and cost. Developed by Baird Atomic, the device can perform multiple heart studies previously difficult to obtain, aiding millions of Americans with potential early detection and treatment.
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New Medical Camera Transforms Global Diagnostics
A new diagnostic camera has become indispensable in clinics worldwide across medicine and related fields for routine chest imaging. Its use spans decades, improving routine diagnostics and enabling better patient care in diverse healthcare settings.
Metricating The Kitchen Changes In Measurement Use
Oswego County Cooperative Extension informally warns residents not to panic as households transition to metric cooking. Flour moves to kilograms and paper towels to meters per roll, with minor adjustments and extra milk from liters. Old cups remain usable, while new metric tools and cookbooks will appear, prompting a gradual shift in baking habits.
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Sue Finck
Oswego County
Computer Moneywatch helps track budgeting leaks
Coercive Extension promotes Computer Moneywatch to record income and daily expenses, return a printout with interpretation, and flag spending leaks. The program costs $2 for counterization and requires submission before the 5th of the next month. Moneywatch is confidential.
Buying a Used Car Safely in the Home Setting
The text warns buyers that purchasing a used car is costly and outlines a practical inspection checklist. It covers exterior rust and body repairs, frame wear, leaks, tires, shocks, trunk and spare tire, hood belts hoses battery upholstery seating and carpets, dashboard lights, brakes, test drive, transmission behavior, engine sounds, exhaust smoke, and power on hills to avoid costly overhauls.
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