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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1990

Page

9

Local Bridge Tournament And AIDS Plan Hearings Noted

Syracuse area bridge club hosts a 7 p.m. local competition at 1020 Mawatha Blvd West with an $8 member and $7 non member fee and thousands nationwide playing similarly. Public hearing on HIV AIDS prevention set for March 30 at 3 30 p.m. at 840 James St to receive testimony and review the 5 year interagency plan. Also an open house for St Joseph's School of Nursing April 1 from 2 to 5 p.m. at 206 Prospect Ave.

National Hospice Organization National Committee For Prevention Af North America Syracuse Contract Bridge Club Mawatha Blvd Central New York Health Systems Agency Aids Steering Committee Cnyhsa Onondaga County Department of Health St. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center School of Nursing St Joe's Prospect Ave

Aspirin May Heighten Hearing Loss At Loud Concerts

University of Texas researchers find that aspirin can increase temporary hearing loss from loud sound. McFadden notes that 12 aspirin daily could double hearing loss versus nonusers, while ibuprofen and Tylenol show minimal effect. He urges avoiding noisy venues for aspirin users and considering alternatives.

Pete Szilagyi Cox Steppenwolf University of Texas Dennis MccFedden Sneh McFadden Bonnie Raitt National Institute For Deafness

Highway Tales Reveal Crude Trucker Messages

Dear Ann Landers pass along reader accounts from multiple states describing truckers and their wives reporting risqué back-door dirt messages, flashing along routes, expletive laden CB chatter, and observations of sexual behavior on America’s highways, with varied perspectives on why such sights occur and who participates.

Ann Landers Ohio Ann Kentucky Columbus America Greenwich Conn Hyattsville Route 83 Maryland Grand Island Neb Winston-Salem 2 Egads F & el Creators Syndicate

Best buck-makers on the block

Deborah Wilker profiles New Kids on the Block, detailing their massive profits from tours, merchandise, and media deals. Manager Dick Scott credits charisma, while Maurice Starr built the group and MCA Records pursued them. Critics question their talent, but the band remains intensely hardworking and highly marketed.

Dick Scott Scott Louisiana Maurice Starr Starris Beston New Edition MCA Records Starr Boston

Early signs of blindness and Parkinson’s age links

A compilation notes warning signs of vision loss including bumping into objects, squinting, and holding reading material close. It cites the American Foundation for the Blind and UCLA findings that Parkinson’s treatment response is stronger when onset is before 50, with younger patients showing less impairment over years.

1 American Foundation For William E. Gallagher Ucla School of Medicine UCLA Shirley G. Diamond Neurology

Stevie Wonder battles Oscar fate over I Just Called to Say

Stevie Wonder may lose his Oscar for I Just Called to Say I Love You after a copyright suit over its movie tie in Lady in Red. Wonder testified he wrote parts of the song in 1976, triggering Academy rules that winning songs must be written for a film. The academy’s music branch is reviewing the trial, with no plan to revoke the Oscar at this stage.

Frank Etscorn New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology Kingdom ABC Hasbro Boston Stevie Wonder Wonder Motion Picture Arts & Sciences Academy Academy

Big charity concerts give big names for small proceeds

Janet Jackson and Dionne Warwick used their star power for fundraisers in Pensacola and Detroit, but high expenses reduced the share going to causes. About 8,000 attended Jackson's Pensacola show raising roughly $11,000, while Warwick's Detroit AIDS benefit drew major costs from venue and equipment. Additional quotes critique fundraising efficiency and highlight misused funds concerns.

Janet Jackson Dionne Warwick D Jackson Pensacola Fila Warwick Detroit Judy Lipshutz United Community Services Aids Care Connection Michigan

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