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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1974

Page

7

Prairie separatism resurfaces in Canadian politics

Ottawa reports a revival of western separatist sentiment in Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Jed Baldwin and MP Jack Horner warn of weak national bonds as Trudeau faces prairie discontent and possible western push for an independent state.

Ottawa UPI Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba Canada Prairie Louis Riel Quebec House Jed Baldwin Baldwin Pierre Elliott Trudeau Prairies Jack Horner Horner

Pollution research warns sulfur dioxide dangers to health

Preliminary findings for Congress by the National Academy of Sciences outline sulfur dioxide as a dangerous pollutant even at low levels. Dr. Bertram Carnow cites Chicago data showing increased deaths from respiratory diseases and heart conditions among men 55 plus during high sulfur periods, while photochemical smog and oxidants are linked to eye irritation and possible cancer risk. Weather factors like heat and stagnation worsen pollution impacts and may complicate meeting 1977 oxidant standards.

National Academy of Sciences Congress Bertram W. Carnow University of Ilinois School of Public Medicine Chicago Carnow James McCarroll City of Los Angeles Medical Services Division McCarroll

Eyes of Nation's Sick Kids Highlight Neglect in Health Aid

ABC News Close-Up on Children examines why poor families face limited care as 12 million kids go untreated annually. Reform critiques target Medicaid inadequacies, funding cuts, and slow federal action, with footage from Massachusetts to Texas. Brit Hume leads the report.

Frank S. Sweatlow New York UPI ABC News Channel 3 Washington America ABC Nixon Little Mud United States Wisconsin Kentucky Mississippi

Aces Fall National Tour Victory Goes to Robert Bishop

In Las Vegas, Robert Bishop of Los Angeles won the Individual Championship at The Aces In the Fall National Tour. The hand shows a cooperative defense after new partners form during the event, with no vulnerability and standard dealer West.

Las Vegas Robert Bishop Los Angeles

East Leads Clash In Bridge Battle End Fine Card Play

Opening lead king of hearts and a double by West set the stage for a tense bridge duel. East declined to push to four diamonds, instead defending brilliantly by dropping the heart queen and guiding a crucial club shift to thwart declarer's plan. The result was a down one for the declarer and a reminder that bridge hinges on partnership and precise defense.

East West Declarer

Responsible Drinking and Alcoholism Treatment Call

The piece argues two thirds of American adults drink with nine million showing out of control use. It urges responsible attitudes, abstinence without pressure, and slower drinking with food. It notes alcoholism is a treatable illness and provides contact for the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism.

United States National Institute On Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism P.O. Box Rockville Maryland

Aura Reader Sees Color Moods Around People

Sacramento report details Bob Estling a traveling Inner Peace Movement lecturer who claims to see auras around individuals. He describes red blue yellow and purple halos indicating traits such as risk taking care for others and strong moral sense, with muddy browns signaling confusion and theft.

Bob Estling Inner Peace Movement Savannah Estling Washington, D.C

Merv Griffin Nears Return After Pneumonia Battle

Merv Griffin, 49, left the hospital after six days with mild pneumonia blamed on exhaustion and plans to resume work Monday. The development coincides with Johnny Carson’s temporary absence from The Tonight Show after a fall at home during exercise.

Los Angeles UPI Merv Griffin Griffin Johnny Carson Carson

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