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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1981

Page

5

Rabies Evolution From Painful Past to Safer Vaccine

Rabies treatment has shifted from 23 painful stomach shots to a six-shot arm regimen using inactivated virus grown in labs. CDC experts say the modern vaccine is far safer, with rare side effects, and emphasize that treatment is most effective before the virus reaches the brain. A series of cases shows the dilemma of testing animals involved in bites and the urgency of early intervention.

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Moscow Sizzles Under Unseasonable Heat Wave

The Moscow area endures a month of hot, humid weather with temperatures around 93 degrees, drawing crowds to beaches, parks, and dachas while a wave from central Asia fuels the warmth. Brezhnev vacations in Crimea as Muscovites juggle summer leisure with visible state security and a large influx of countryside visitors.

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Six Flags closes Sky Way ride over safety concerns

Six Flags Over Mid-America permanently closes the Sky Way ride in Eureka Missouri after inspectors found problems in a 70 foot tower and a high cable position. Park spokesman Mike Paladin said the accident history did not directly factor the decision, noting lower rider interest and safer newer attractions. Public Works officials cited the elevated cable on the tower rollers as the issue while JetScream remains more popular.

Eureka Six Flags Over Mid-America Mike Paladin Uly 6 St. Louis

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