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Southern Illinoisan in Carbondale, Illinois

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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1978

Page

16

Hidden Hurt: Men Also Face Wife Abuse, Say Researchers

A pair of researchers contend husband beating is a major but under reported crime. Langley estimates 12 million men suffer physical abuse from wives, with about 1 million severely beaten, far brighter than public perception.

Delaware America Langley Steinmetz

Kennedy offers olive branch on national health care

Senator Edward Kennedy scolded AMA leaders as naysayers and offered a new and more effective relationship if they back a national health care program. He denied that national health insurance is defeated and said President Carter supports a program likely to pass within three years. He characterized his offer as an olive branch, not surrender.

Chicago Edward Kennedy American Medical Association AMA Massachusetts Democrat Kennedy Joseph Cali Carter Congress

Carter in excellent health after first full White House physical

President Carter completed his first extensive annual exam since taking office at the National Naval Medical Center in Bethesda. Rear Admiral William Lukash called findings entirely normal and said Carter maintains normal weight and balanced exercise and relaxation.

Washington Carter National Naval Medical Center Bethesda William M. Wubash Atlanta Lukash Camp David

VD cases drop in 1977 says CDC official

Atlanta AP. Venereal disease control chief Dr. Paul Wiesner notes 1977 saw declines in gonorrhea and syphilis as federal funding reached a record 32 million dollars. He warns gains could reverse if complacency returns and credits grants for hiring sexual sleuths to locate and treat exposed individuals. President Carter favors extending the appropriation.

Atlanta Paul Wiesner National Center For Disease Control Wiesner Congress Carter

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