Views on vaccines and measles rise in the United States
The article discusses measles cases reaching 635 in 2014 and 48,277 cases of whooping cough in 2012. It notes two suspected mumps cases in central New York schools, explains vaccination requirements for public school attendance, and highlights anti vaccine concerns. It cites New York data showing 95 percent MMR coverage with pockets of lower rates and outlines waivers and medical exemptions. It emphasizes the role of vaccines in preventing diseases and advises keeping vaccination records and consulting state health resources. It also provides contact information for the author/office in Fulton, New York.
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U.S
New York
New York State Department of Health
California
State Department of Health
State Department of Education
N. Second St
Fulton N.Y
Barclaw
Assembly
State
Debbie Hough Delivers Belly Laughs For Readers
Editor praises Debbie Hough for puberty humor and TV ad pieces while noting her sharp observational voice. Readers cheer her steady, witty perspective amid dark times and heavy news.
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Hough
Debbie
Arkansas satire travels from TV to Fifty Shades tide
In a Arkansas Times column, Gene Lyons riffs on media headlines from Washington Post and New Yorker to NPR and USA Today, mocks Dylan Sinatra and Strauss Kahn, jokes about Fifty Shades of Grey tickets and Arkansas gay marriage law, notes a correction about a Red Sox memory, and ends with Lyons contact details.
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Washington Post
Williams
Ted Baxter
Brian
The
New Yorker
Rolling Stones
Stones
Mick
Herman’s Hermits
Bob Dylan
USA Today
Dylan
Merle Haggard
Frank Sinatra
NPR
Sinatra
New York Times
Dominique Strauss-Kahn
News Ac
Counts
Perryville
Arkansas
S&m
Epic
Little Rock
Arkansans
Bible Belt
Dave Barry
FarmersOnly.com
U.S. Supreme Court
Boston Red Sox
Dwight Evans
Evans
On This Date Highlights From U S History Feb 20
AP recap of historical events tied to February 20 across years. Notable items include Jacobson v Massachusetts upheld compulsory vaccination in 1905, Washington signing the Post Office act in 1792, Glenn orbit in 1962, Great White tragedy in 2003, Gaza withdrawal vote in 2005, and Haig death in 2010. Also mentions Douglass quote and Kiev protests in 2014.
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Jacobson
Massachusetts
Henning Jacobson
George Washington
U.S. Post Office
William Wallace Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Mary Todd Lincoln
White House
San Francisco
Anthony Eden
Neville Chamberlain
Benito Mussolini
United States
John Glenn
America
Lunar
National Emergency Warning Center
Colorado
U.S
Tara Lipinski
Michelle Kwan
Great White
Station
West Warwick
Rhode Island
Israel
Gaza Strip
West Bank
Alexander Haig
Baltimore
Kiev
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Palitimes.com
New York Publishers Association
First St
Oswego
Andrew Poole
Palitimes
Oswego Palladium-Times
USPS
the Palladium- Times
1St Street
Oowega
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