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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1966
Page
10
In studying sea shells, low voltage radiographs expose spiral construction without cutting, advancing science from fossil remains to modern forms. The technique, while utilitarian, uncovers striking examples of art in the shell’s intricate growth patterns.
Washington NEA report outlines Title 19 Medicaid matching funds for medical indigents over 21, the disabled, and families with dependents. States set eligibility, could boost federal aid from HEW. projections range from hundreds of millions to up to a possible $1 billion yearly if all states adopt plans. Critics warn costs may escalate as programs vary by state.
A public notice ends with a personal disclaimer while a health policy discussion considers Medicaid adoption gaps across states. Officials warn that uneven programs could push Congress to address disparities, implying continued reliance on medical assistance for those unable to pay.
A UPI report from Space Center Houston describes a compact dentist training plan for space crews. After five days and proper tools, personnel could treat basic toothaches aboard ships millions of miles from Earth, addressing risks during long missions and avoiding ground-based delays.
Hartley claims a 26 tool dental kit weighing 12 pounds can train astronauts in five days to perform repairs. A test at Wright Patterson Air Force Base showed the kit used to treat a toothache inside a vacuum chamber without halting a run, proving the concept in a real scenario.
Questions about eggs turning show turning is common but not essential for all birds. The palm swift of the South Pacific glues its eggs firmly to the nest as soon as laid. Mercury is the metallic element sometimes called quicksilver.
A South American frog named the black-and-gold Koaya is cited as producing the world’s deadliest poison. Its skin secretions are used by Indians to coat blow gun darts. An inch-long specimen yields enough toxin for about 50 darts with no known antidote. Dried venom can remain lethal for 15 years.
Graveside rites for Archie Clyde Meadows Sr., 64, of Flat Top set for 2:30 p.m. Thursday at William P. Lilly Cemetery with Rev. Lonnie Blankenship officiating. Funeral services for Mary Virginia Presnall, 41, of Eccles, at 2 p.m. Wednesday in Melton Mortuary Chapel, burial in Davis Addition to Mt. Tabor Cemetery.
A collage of classified items lists vacation specials at salons, Avon calling offers, travel and employment opportunities for women and men, including waitress positions, outside order work, barbershop training, college summer jobs, and discounts on home cleaning supplies. Notable addresses include Beckley and Huntington listings with contact numbers.
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