Rock Noise and Hearing Loss Highlighted by Chinchillar Experiment
A 1970s federal funded study blasted chinchillas with rock music at 107 decibels to test hearing damage. The subjects were kept in cages three feet from loudspeakers and later dissected to examine auditory nerves. The finding aligned with Townshend’s admitted hearing loss and sparked questions about susceptibility and mood effects on damage.
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Sux Chinchillas
Chicago
Owens Station
Gravel
Pete Townshend
The
Who
U.S
Townshend
Metallica
Ben Goldberg
Bay Area
Kathy Peck
Rock concerts and musicians face hidden hearing loss
A report notes widespread hearing damage among musicians from loud venues and practice. Hair cells in the inner ear deteriorate around 85 decibels, with rock shows reaching 120 decibels. The piece cites musicians like Townshend and Nugent, discusses stigma, and urges preservation of hearing through awareness and protective habits.
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Tammy Why Not
Bushwackers
HEAR
Haight-Ashbury Clinic
Townshend
Frankie Valli
Joey Ramone
Ted Nugent
Pete Townshend
Shy Teen Seeks Help For First Steps Toward Dating
A 20 year old adopted by grandparents writes of lifelong shyness and job struggles. Dear Beth advises counseling to break the isolation and suggests local groups to build social contact and confidence. Included are activist group contacts and a romance setback about a poolside summer fling.
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Beth
Educators For Social Responsibility
Garden Street
Cambridge
Union of Concerned Scientists
Church Street
Greenpeace
U Street N.W
Washington DC
Beyond War
High Street
Palo Alto
Herald Journal carrier recruitment and route sightings
Herald Journal invites new carriers with pay prizes and social contact. A list of current carriers delivering by 5 p m includes numerous names across Franklin Park East Syracuse Eastwood and other areas. to join call 470-0050 or 470-0040 for home delivery details.
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Herald-Journal
Conrads Return to TV in Jesse Hawkes Adventure
The Conrad family actors Robert and sons Shane and Christian star in CBS city adventure Jesse Hawkes after High Mountain Rangers was dropped last spring. Shane, 16, reflects on acting began with his father’s suggestion and plans college after more work. He emphasizes education, misses few schooling years, tutors when necessary, and enjoys water sports and kickboxing with his brother.
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Robert
Shane
Christian
Jesse Hawkes
CBS
Wtvh-Tv
Channel 5
Govnya
the Conrads
Hollywood
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