Cut medical bills with selective visits and home care
Two physicians say Americans can save over 100 dollars yearly by skipping unnecessary doctor visits and using home remedies. They argue many annual checkups are overrated, outlining a guide to decide when to see a doctor, when to test at home, and when to rely on simple remedies.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
Fries
Donald M. Vickery
Stanford University Medical Center
California
Vickery
Fries and Vickery
American Medical Association
Hands Across America Gains Momentum For 1976 Vision
NEA columnist Joanne Koch describes Marvin Rosenblum's plan for a nationwide handholding chain from sea to shining sea. Eight states show willingness to cooperate including Texas and Illinois, with communities forming early links and supporters like the Boy Scouts backing the effort. The Hog Farm in California offers fundraising via rock concerts as Johnny Carson weighs in.
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Texas
Michigan
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New Jersey
Illinois
Minnesota
Oklahoma
Rosemont
Chicago
O’hare
Boy Scouts of America
California
The
Hog Farm
Johnny Carson
Hands Across America would unite diverse Americans nationwide
Southern Illinoisan Family Living notes Hands Across America, proposed by Rosenblum, aiming to link 5 million people from varied backgrounds in a human chain. The piece questions logistics, costs, and risk of commercialization while highlighting community groups' role and the appeal of a nationwide civic event. It also notes potential media involvement and seeksFurther information via Hands Across America, Inc., Box 712, Chicago, IL 60690.
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America
America, Inc
Chicago
Murphysboro Eyes Red Cross Blood Bank Status
An informal committee and St Joseph Memorial Hospital officials began steps to designate Murphysboro as a Red Cross Blood Bank community. A June 29 meeting at the Presbyterian Church will train volunteers for blood collection with first donation set for July 14 and blood units visiting the city three times yearly. The goal requires at least 400 donors annually and hospital staff would manage whole blood supplies, replacing unused units within 21 days.
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Murphysboro
Red Cross Blood Bank
St. Joseph Memorial Hospital
The
Presbyterian Church
Red Cross
Mary Adams
Waldrons celebrate 50th anniversary
Mr and Mrs Fred Waldron of 629 Bryan St Carterville celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary with an open house reception and dinner on June 13 They wed June 12 1926 in Murphysboro He is a retired coal miner from the Old Lake Creek Shops in Johnston City They have a daughter Madonna Peterson of Carterville and two granddaughters Rose Ann Rector and Donna Kay Fozzard plus two great grandchildren all of Carterville
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Fred Waldron
Bryan St
Carterville
Tone Winning
Waldron
Murphysboro
Old Lake Creek
Johnston City
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