Young Solons Back Lower Voting Age in US Senate Youth Program
One hundred twenty high school students from across the nation and abroad, part of the United States Senate Youth Program funded by the Hearst Foundation, urged lowering the voting age to 18 during a Capitol visit. They spoke at a joint session in the House chamber and met with leaders including Kennedy and Griffin, debating birth control, government policy, and civic responsibility.
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Gastritis Linked to Severe Stomach Damage Says Expert
New Jersey physician Dr. Rolly J. Palmer described gastritis as a progressive and often fatal stomach disease. He cited limited biopsy access, observed symptoms in young adults, and warned that despite dietary changes no cure exists beyond symptom management.
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New Jersey College of Medicine
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International Mevileat Assembly
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County Budget Hearings Focus on Amended General Fund
Amid protests County officials press a fifth study session on the 1920 budget. The court will hear probate matters Friday in Ionian court to approve records. Officials aim to trim the general fund operating budget to 2 million less than requested, with salaries cut and requests for equipment and court expenses debated by county and district offices.
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Moods And Youth Driving Risks Spar Over Facts
Doctor Kowalewski says moods and personal crisis influence auto crashes more than speeds and alcohol. He urges teens and parents to ensure full control of faculties before driving and cites stress anger and fatigue as factors in accidents.
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Acti IL
San Antonio Man Sentenced in Burglary and Heroin Case
Fenty Gil, 31, of San Antonio, began serving two concurrent prison terms after pleading guilty to burglary and heroin possession in 17th District Court. Judge Blair and Judge Benn Reeves noted 15 year and related sentences with suspicions of additional actions. The case references a Sept 6 burglary of a Morris Adams shop and an itemized list of equipment and agency details.
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San Antonio
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Andiand Moreno
Blair
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Reeves
Morris Addman
Sanderson
May Meetings Between Yugoslavia and United States
Officials disclosed plans for a high level May meeting in Addis Ababa between Yugoslav and United States representatives. The talks may include a visit to Belgrade, with President Tito and Secretary Rogers aiming to coordinate future travel and policy.
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Addis
Face and neck injuries from blows, medical expert warns
An emergency physician from Jefferson Medical School in Philadelphia discusses common facial injuries. He notes that even glancing blows can cause severe damage to the face, jaw, cheekbones, and eye sockets, with some fractures often going unnoticed but risking lasting harm.
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Jefferson Médical School
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Rosow to Speak on Middle East Peace Meeting at Temple Beth El
Robert Rosow will address Temple Beth El on Friday at 8 PM. The talk covers the urgent emergency of peace efforts in the Middle East, arising from a Washington DC meeting earlier this week. Rosow represents the United American Hebrew Congregations and the local Jewish Social Service Federation. he is a past president of Temple Beth El.
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Temple Beth
Midle East
Washington, DC
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Ple Bath el
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