Beating the heart attack fear with practical steps
A reader cites family heart deaths at young ages and a doctor advises against fatalism. Tips include quitting tobacco, moderate alcohol, managing weight, diabetes, hypertension, and cholesterol, plus reducing stress to lower coronary risk and extend life.
Potassium Deficiency From Diuretics Warned By Doctor
Reader medical notes warn that diuretic use to slim down can lower body potassium, causing fatigue. A prescription and a potassium rich diet are advised, with rest at home until recovery. Rushed return to work may strain the heart, per Dr Steinerohn in a booklet. request by sending 50 cents and SASE to The Chronicle-Telegram.
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New Books Listed At Elyria Library 1977 Me
Elyria library announces new arrivals across fiction nonfiction and juvenile sections for 1977. Notable titles include Death Knell by C Terry Cline The Benedict Arnold Connection by Joseph Di Mona and The Great Green Turkey Creek Monster by James Fora.
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C. Terry Cline
Benedict Arnold
Joseph DiMona
Anna Astings
Allen Drury
Pat Feeley
Anne
Daren Gartner
Drangmaster
Harold King
Ernest Lehman
John Lutz
McNaughton
Pat Had
Fear and anxiety surround the first day of school
A Quincy Massachusetts school psychologist warns that parents share first day nerves with children and offers guidance from a USHEW pamphlet. The advice includes honest answers, normal routines, clear transportation plans, and avoiding fearmongering. It also notes crying may ease with firm, patient handling and when to seek professional advice.
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Lulen S. Anderson
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Drivers take defense course in record year
CHICAGO AP More than one million drivers completed the National Safety Council defensive driving course in 1976, the largest annual total since 1965. Over 11 years nearly eight million people finished the program at 1,405 local agents. Council president Vincent Tofany cited research showing graduates had 32.8 percent fewer accidents afterward, leading many insurers to offer lower premiums.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Council
Vincent Tofany
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