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Newspaper
Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1976
Page
12
The note discusses prostaglandin derivatives and their uses for blood pressure rheumatism peptic symptoms and metabolic disorders. It warns against heavy applications due to cost and steroid content and suggests limiting usage to stretch prescriptions. It also touches on aspirin laxatives constipation and a travel medical question about insulin and dosage adjustments.
A reader asks about Francis Howell High School and a unclear point on credits and a program in preliminary development. The inquiry requests guidance via Francis Howell's Question Bar in St. Charles Missouri.
The article notes a proposed 1976 77 year round program with an estimated cost of 7 457 435 and anticipated interest costs of 473 258. Officials say funds are not yet fully appraised and work may begin this summer, funding a service plan with an average interest rate around 6 27458 percent.
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