Nocturnal Struggles: Insomnia Sleep Disorders Examined
The article surveys insomnia types and their effects from drug induced insomnia to sleep apnea and narcolepsy. It notes that narcotic sedatives worsen sleep and that sleep apnea is treated by a breathing tube, while nocturnal myoclonus and daytime sleepiness affect hundreds of thousands of Americans.
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Stanford University
Palo Alto
Calif
Psychology Today Magazine
Science News
E.R.R
Have A Spearmint Leaf A Cheap Ride By Roger Simon
In Chicago a taxi driver, Paul Gosenpud, invites free candy and cheaper fares as he campaigns to position his cab as the best in the city. He touts cookies poached from a candy chest, time magazines, and a plan to keep old rates while expanding service and ideas. The reporter, Roger Simon, accompanies him as the discussion veers into publicity stunts and civic pride.
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Willie Wonka
New York Times
Paul Gosenpud
Gosenpud
Jody Powell
Sonny Bono
Chicago
Santa Claus
Smith Brothers
Brach
Mr. Gosenbud
Time Magazine
Scientific American
Playboy
Penthouse
Simon
Bug Dust A Mess Of Salsify And Some Praise
Merle Faulkner of Daniels delivers salsify to the Register office after reading about the vegetable. The column recalls Old Farmer’s Almanac notes on storage by cone shaped earth mounds and Faulkner’s first garden harvest. The vegetable can be kept by pulling it or leaving it in the ground.
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Merle Faulkner
Daniels
Faulkner
Blackburn - Patteson Realty
Pewapapes
Frances
Dorothy Ryan
Mabel Bibb
Merle Faulimer
Beckley
Charlestcr Gazette
Don Marsh
Gazette
Satirst
L. T. Anderson
Marsh
Anderson
Bethany College
Bethany
West Virginia
Nelson Sarah
Mike White
Les Milam
Palausky
Bob Fretwell
Community notices and food musings from Beckenley era
50 Years Ago items note plans for American Legion playground activities and arrival of instructor Miss Garnet Thompson from Lindenwood College. Also announced is Grace Wilkes as first prize winner in an art exhibition at Salem College and a discussion of an oyster plant dish with mixed impressions and taste observations.
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The
American Legion
Grace Wilkes
Wesley Wilkes
Neville Street
Francis C. Anscombe
Salem College
Winston-Salem
N. C
Carter as Moral Politician Shapes His Presidency
Raymond R Coffey surveys President Carter's approach describing him as steadfast in framing actions in moral terms. The piece notes critics call him naive or hypocritical while supporters credit his insistence on human rights foreign policy and family ethics guiding tax reform energy policy and welfare concerns.
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Will Durant
Doctor Durant
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Atlantic Monthly
Rockefeller
New South
James Fallows
White House
Fallows
Southern
Africa
United Nations
Andrew Young
Happy Days Were For HHH By Love Miller Jr
Chicago Sun Times report on a Waldorf dinner where 1 000 wealthy Democrats praised Hubert Humphrey and debated the future of President Carter. The piece notes Carter's outsider stance and party loyalty erosion, suggesting potential challenge from Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. in 1980.
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Love Miller Jr
Chicago Sun - Times
New York
Waldorf
Jimmy Carter
Hubert H. Humphrey
White House
Furthem
Air Force One
Harry S. Truman
John F. Ken
Nedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Sen. Humphrey
Carter
House
Senate
Washington
Edmund G. Brown Jr
California
Washington Addresses Washington Addresses
Washington offices for Sen Jennings Randolph and Sen Robert Byrd and representatives Rahall Mollohan Slack Staggers list their room numbers and building locations in Washington D C 20510 for constituent contact. The addresses cover the New Senate Office Building Russell Building Cannon Longworth and Rayburn office buildings.
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Sen
Jennings Randolph
Senate
Washington, D. C
Robert C. Byrd
Russell Building
Nick J. Rahall
Cannon House
Washington D. C
Robert H. Mollohan
John M. Slack Jr
Longworth House
Washington
Torn Euro Communism Reflected in Western and Eastern Bloc Politics
C L Sulzberger notes the East bloc struggles with free choice and reform while Western democracies show diverging governing styles amid rising liberty. He contrasts NATO nations Greece Portugal Spain and Turkey with East European regimes shifting toward controlled democracy and persistent Soviet influence.
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Soviet Bloc
Europe
Moscow
Greece
Portugal
Spain
NATO
Israel
U.S.A
North Atlantic Alliance
Turkey
Kinglowin
France
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Chicago Daily News
National Advertising Council
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East
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Italy
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Giscard
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