Drunken housewives study highlights daytime drinking issue
Research by Prof. J. W. Bedell of California State University, Fullerton, finds many alcoholic housewives are daytime drinkers from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., keeping their problem secret from most people except husbands and doctors. He based findings on interviews with women in detox and rehab programs conducted last summer.
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National Science Foundation
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Poverty-area youths tested for lead poison
More than 1,000 poverty area youths undergo blood lead tests this week in San Francisco as public health officials, with War on Poverty support, screen 57 children aged 1 to 5. Officials note aging housing built before 1940 may harbor lead paint, urging vigilance for symptoms from mild to severe, including brain damage and death.
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Selma Dritz
City Health Department
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