Poinsettia Poison Label Debunked In Illinois Study
Carbondale AP reports university scientist Gerald Courts of Southern Illinois University says poinsettias pose no poisoning danger. He notes a long standing belief stems from an unsubstantiated 19th or 20th century claim. FDA warned in 1970 about decorative plants but later found small amounts do not pose a serious health hazard.
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Illinois
Gerald Courts
Southern Illinois University Department of Plant and Sci Science
Food and Drug Administration
Neuman Reappointed Heart Fund Leader in Southern Illinois
William J. Neuman of Marion is named ten county Heart Fund chairman for Southern Illinois for February American Heart Month. He previously held the post in 1975 and will recruit volunteers, oversee Heart Fund activities, and support a campaign urging generosity amid the leading cause of death in the nation. Neuman, a Central Illinois Public Service Co. employee, has served as district superintendent in Carbondale and belongs to the Marion Chamber of Commerce.
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Marion
Heart Fund
Ilinois
Neuman
Central Illinois Public Service Co
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Williamson
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Hardin
Johnson
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Pulaski
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Carbondale
Marion Chamber of Commerce
Engagement of Kim Smith to William Lloyd Cox Announced
Kim Renae Smith and William Lloyd Cox announce their engagement. The bride is the daughter of R. Clifford and Mrs. Smith of Taylorville and a Lincoln Christian College junior. The groom is the son of Lloyd and Mrs. Cox of Johnston City and a Lincoln Christian College senior employed by Crawford Murphy and Tilly in Lincoln. A June 4 1977 wedding is planned.
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William Lloyd Cox
R. Clifford Smith
Taylorville
Cox
Lincoln Christian College
Crawford, Murphy and Tilly
Lincoln
Johnston City
Celery Peas for a Quick Side Dish
Celery chunks and peas seasoned with butter come together in a simple 17 ounce can of peas with 1 cup diced celery. Drain liquid into a small saucepan boil gently until tender crisp then add peas and butter to reheat. Stir in diced pimiento if desired yields 6 to 8 servings.
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Cecily Brownstone
Associated Press
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