Mental illness noted as major health issue
The Pecos Enterprise reports on mental illness as a leading health problem, noting that twenty million people are affected. The piece underscores the widespread impact and calls for awareness and action on treatment and support resources.
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America
United States
Veterans Administration
National Institute of Mental Health
U.S
Joint Commission On Mental Health
Irving H. Chase
National Association For Mental Health
NAMH
Laird urges allies to share burden of NATO defense
Secretary Laird tells Congress allies must do more to deter the Soviet threat, urging better logistics cooperation and naval readiness, while criticizing duplication in defense industry and urging an allied standing naval force in the Mediterranean. He notes some gains from Senate pressure to withdraw troops but calls for greater partner effort.
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Washington
Melvin R. Laird
America
U.S. Senate
U.S
Europe
Laird
Congress
NATO
Mediterranean
Atlantic
Lady astronauts face delayed shuttle era after NASA budget cut
NASA plans deeper budget cuts for the next fiscal year slowing first space shuttle flights. About 20 trained astronauts wait for missions while only nine will fly Skylab missions this year, with veterans favored ahead of women.
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Gloria Steinem
Nixon
Federal Space Agency
Space Agency
Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Harrison
Jack) Schmitt
Space Corps
Space
Management’s Reaction to Economic Expansion Assured
New York AP reports a study from Michigan State University shows corporate management responds with more confidence to growth than to recession. It finds during downturns older executives rise to steady the firm while younger leaders appear to drive innovation, reshaping leadership ages and promoting middle-aged executives less often.
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New York
Eugene Jennings
Michigan State University
Knowiow
Jennings
Hashish Trail exposes drug descent from Goa to Kabul
Eyewitness accounts from Mme. Labin and Gen. Walt describe the Hashish Trail's grip on youth, from Goa in Portuguese India to Kabul and beyond. The Senate subcommittee urges global cooperation to curb narcotics, warning that drugs threaten America's future and that supply must be cut at the source.
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America
U.S
Goa
India
Senate Judiciary
United States
Europe
Asia
Afghanistan
Mme
Suzanne Labin
James O. Eastland
Mme. Labin
U.S. Marine Corps
Lewis W. Walt
Future of America
Walt
Eastland
Kabul
Terry Burke
Pup Comes Home Bitey and Curious New Family Puppy
John Sinor describes a seven week old mixed breed puppy, part Australian shepherd and possibly Hawaiian, with a bitey morning greeting and playful lurches toward the author. The pup’s diet, habits, and chilly weather stress are noted as the household adjusts, with no name yet and the owner fielding name suggestions as the pup settles in.
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Dingbat
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