Warts are harmless but often painful say Mayo experts
Dr E Rosenberg of Memphis discusses wart causes and treatments. Warts are viral but not cancerous, common on hands feet and in youths, with plantar warts causing most pain. Treatments include freezing with dry ice or liquid nitrogen, burning with electric current, acids, and topical medicines. some warts resolve without treatment, and home remedies like castor oil or hot water soaks may help.
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Rosary Tonight for Paul F. Andre. Services in Phoenix
Rosary will be recited at Messinger Mortuary Chapel at 8 tonight for Paul F. Andre 63 of 6838 East Virginia who died Saturday at home Mass will be said at 9 tomorrow at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church Burial will follow at St Francis Cemetery Survivors include his wife Bernice two sons Paul of Mesa and Terence of Schenectady NY four sisters Mrs Browning Vincent Mrs Clarence Mahar Mrs Russell Griffore and Lucille Andre two grandchildren Born in Saginaw he came to Arizona in 1958 and was an engineer for Baird Bread Co in Phoenix He belonged to Knights of Columbus Funeral services for John H Wolslayer 38 of 6920 East Portland Phoenix will be at 2 pm Wednesday at Mercer Mortuarys Chapel in the Garden Interment Greenwood The Rev John Atwood will officiate He was a retired printing company binder and a native of Easton Pa He came to Arizona five years ago and was a Methodist
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Vatican Council debate on Jews sparks heated session
In Vatican City today a document urging warmer Catholic relations with Protestants and Jews triggered a sharp debate in the Ecumenical Council. Liberal Cardinal Ritter hailed it as the end of the counter reformation while Cardinal Ruffini urged broader inclusivity remarking on other religions. Most speakers supported the measure as indicated by a long, approving ovation for Bishop Martin's report presenting the document.
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Yale Scholar Barghoorn Returns Quietly From Moscow Arrest
Frederick C. Barghoorn 52 a Yale political science professor and Soviet studies head resumed life in New Haven after 16 days in a Moscow prison on spy charges. He declined to discuss details of the Oct 31 arrest and said he had written letters to officials and the Soviet government explaining his research aims. He noted Russians viewed his activities as ideological intelligence, while Americans saw no objection until visa denial and expulsion under guard. He spoke at a news conference in Yale’s Art and Architecture Building after a family discussion with his mother Elizabeth Barghoorn.
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Theft at Lute's Pharmacy and assorted Scottsdale incidents
Police report a $100 cash shortfall at Lute's Pharmacy on South Old Scottsdale Road with a man aged about 40 seen taking pennies and bills. Other items include a two year old treated after ingesting baby aspirins, two 16 year olds detained after a street chase from O'Brien's Art Emporium, multiple residents reporting stolen floodlight bulbs, and a drunken driving citation for 69 year old William Crowley after a collision with a police cruiser.
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