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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1985
Page
18
New York observes Save Your Vision Week with calls to protect vision at all ages. Gov. Mario Cuomo proclaims March 3 to 9, urging citizens to care for their eye health and seek yearly exams.
Dr Parker discusses advances in coronary artery surgery and alternatives, noting a 20 percent drop nationwide and stricter patient screening in Central New York. He highlights internal mammary artery grafts lasting longer, while stressing lifestyle changes and avoidance of smoking for better outcomes.
A letter writer chides Ann Landers for suggesting Yale to a New Haven couple arguing Yale men are celibate. He urges a middle ground school and mocks Yale stereotypes while praising Yale medicine and the generosity of students facing work and education tradeoffs.
A reader describes a case where a child could not read and reached the 12th grade. Ann Landers notes that parents must monitor homework and tests while schools should prevent non-readers from advancing. She advises parental responsibility and school accountability.
Medical researchers debate SIDS causes from apnea to infant botulism while exploring prevention. California tests show botulism traces in some SIDS cases, prompting calls to avoid honey and syrup for infants. West Virginia aims to birth score newborn risk assessment. electronic home monitoring remains controversial.
World of Cooking: Mexico and Mexican Cooking at 7 p.m. in Soule Library Meeting Room. Sacred Heart Ladies Auxiliary No 6282 hosts 7:30 p.m. session at Sacred Heart School meeting room Park Avenue. Welcome Wagon 7:30 p.m. at Northside Baptist Church Route 47. Games Night planned. Liverpool residents invited. For info call Marion Chaloux 652-5909 or Kathy Vroman 457-7984. After-school program for children 10 to 14 at The Franciscan Academy 2500 Grant Blvd 2:30-5 p.m. with sliding scale up to $20 per week. Call 474-2401 to register. Watercolors by Susan Murphy at Pavetteville Free Library 1111 BE Geneset St through March 29 during library hours presented by Associated Artists.
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