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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1994
Page
17
The report argues brain disorders arise from a slow virus. It notes kuru as a former New Guinea disease spread through cannibalism and consuming infected brains, with researchers identifying transmission routes among early cases.
A letters column explores loud noises from wind chimes, trains, foghorns, and music. Readers defend tolerance while suggesting earplugs, neighborly compromise, and even legal angles, noting personal thresholds for sound and the right to quiet.
Esthetic Venus enters a silky textile with Jupiter as plans unfold and new friends join the crowd. The moon squares Neptune and Uranus, prompting reactive partners and tension. Aries action leads romance, Taurus hosts parents and home cooking, Gemini sees harmony at home and work and loyalty from colleagues. Buy a gift.
Joyful guidance covers relationship balance and budget tips for Cancer and Leo, plus weekly themes for Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius and Pisces. Highlights include job signals for some, home purchases for others, travel notes, and love fortunes with emphasis on partnerships and financial prudence.
The reader asks about radiation exposure from medical procedures and Dr Gott explains most exposure was therapeutic and not cause for worry, then advises monitoring the underlying condition. A second reader asks about lupus diagnosis confusion and Dr Gott recommends a third opinion at a teaching hospital, plus a health report on lupus.
Iowa legislators discover the 1921 bill designating the state flag may have never become law due to a missing signature from the House speaker. Speaker Harold Van Maanen directs drafters to create a new measure while preserving the current flag’s blue, red and white stripes and the eagle banner motto Our Iowa.
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