Epilepsy and Sports Figures Highlighted in Memoir
Tony Lazzeri of the New York Yankees kept his epilepsy private due to widespread prejudice while Grover Cleveland Alexander once struck him out in the 1926 World Series. The article notes epilepsy as a nervous system disorder with three types and explains its common onset in youth.
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Tony Lazzeri
New York Yankees
Murderers’ Row
Grover Cleveland Alexander
We Led Em to Water in 1922 Pacific Power Energy Shifts
The article contrasts early dam building with modern coal fired steam plants adopted by Pacific Power. It notes half regional energy comes from coal and cites higher costs due to complex steam technology and air quality controls. Encourages energy saving and home insulation with local Pacific Power offices.
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Northwest
Pacific Power
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