No Venom In Few Snakebites
Texas Health Bulletin reports 20 to 30 percent of snakebite victims receive no venom as many snakes avoid venom or exhaust their supply. Texas records nearly 100 bites yearly with six deaths in five years and none in the last year. Experts note most bites come from nonpoisonous snakes and advise cooling the wound with ice or a cold drink to slow venom effects.
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Austin
Texas
Texas Health Bulletin
John Murphy
State Health Department
Raymond Moore
Puty
Health Department
Baptists Embrace Broad Fight Against Social Injustice
Atlanta AP reports Southern Baptists, the nation’s largest Protestant group, move from private morality to a comprehensive public stance on human rights. The shift marks a strategy change for 13 million members, described by Rev. Floyd Craig as the first broad commitment to human rights by the denomination. Americans spent 836.7 million dollars on fish bait in 1975.
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Atlanta
Southern Baptists
Floyd Craig
Nashville, Tenn
Brain Damage From Alcohol May Improve With Abstinence
A Washington AP report notes researchers say chronic alcoholics may recover some brain function after stopping drinking. New Canadian findings suggest certain brain cells damaged by long term liquor use can rejuvenate and regain function, offering partial reversibility of prior assumptions.
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Warren FO Leary
Washington (Ap
Astro Graph Zodiac excerpts and study note combine
A 1978 newspaper fragment blends a June Astro Graph column offering zodiac guidance for Gemini through Taurus with a brief UP TO date science note about a University of Toronto study on reversible brain atrophy in severe alcoholics. The science piece reports dendrite recovery potential and brain tissue changes observed in eight patients, with abstainers showing improvements over months while drinkers showed no changes.
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Gemini
Astro-Graph
P.O
Radio City
N.Y
Leo
VIRGO
Scorpio
Aguarius
Aries
Taurus
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Carlen
Snyderites Earn Honors At Hardin-Simmons University
Three Snyder students are named to the Dean's List and Honor Roll at Hardin-Simmons University for the 1978 spring semester. Donald R. Gressett and Kay V. Hopper make the Dean's List with straight A grades on a full load, while Katherine D. Howell earns Honor Roll with a 3.7 GPA. The report notes details on eligibility and home addresses.
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Abilene
Snyder
Hardin-Simmons University
Jim Tanner
Donald R. Gressett
Donald Gressett
42Nd St
Kay V. Hopper
Katherine D. Howell
Ray Atkinson
Rt. 3
Huntsville
Sam Houston State University
Malcolm Lee Rigsby
Steven Lee Wilson
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Betsy
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Pal
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Datsun
Bank
American Express
Iners Club
Desler
Goodyear Service
Mike Sanders
Bernice Bede Osol
University of Toronto
Peter L. Carlen
Science
Addiction Research Foundation Clinical Institute of
Ontario
Snyderites
Snyder Daily News
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