Doctors and Adults Rebel Against Life Saving Rules
In a letter from a reader and a medical note by Dr Steinerohn, adults resist parental style caution from doctors, arguing self rule. The column cites smoking risks and the psychology of autonomy, urging frank reflection on why intelligent people ignore medical advice. A second note discusses caffeine jitters and personal sensitivity, noting caffeine amounts in coffee, cola, tea, and cocoa and suggesting possible thyroid or emphysema links.
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Procto Screen Urged For Adults Over Forty By Doctors
Increasing numbers of physicians recommend a proctosigmoidoscopic exam for people aged 40 and up. A lighted tube examines the lower colon to detect polyps that can be removed during the test, potentially lowering colon cancer risk. Studies show substantial reductions in cancer occurrence and death with annual screening.
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Retirees Still Await City Pension Checks
Seventeen former city employees who retired this spring are awaiting retirement checks. Fred McNally reports no firm payment date from the Ohio Public Employees Retirement System as delays due to a new computer system and past city funding issues, with Elyria facing over $140,000 in late payments by year’s end.
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Fighter of the Year Sirica faces Young in Washington
Judge John J. Sirica, famed for Watergate links, meets heavyweight Jimmy Young in Washington as Young is named Touchdown Club Outstanding Professional Fighter of the Bicentennial year. Also notes other political and entertainment items from the era.
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Wilcox Heads Scottish Rite Society in 1977-78
Julius Wilcox of LaGrange elected president of the Lorain County Scottish Rite Society for 1977-78 with officers including Thomas Orseno and Charles Yankings. Other leaders named from Lorain, Elyria, Vermilion, Wellington, and Amherst, plus surgeon Dr. Nielsen and hospitalers.
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LaGrange
Lorain County
Scottish Rite Society
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Lorain
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Elyria
George Svoboda
Richard Nielsen
Vermilion
Roy Wilson
Wellington
Ralph Neumeyer
Amherst
Vearl Mathna
Draft dodger accusation in Grover Cleveland campaign
The account notes Grover Cleveland, a lawyer, enlisted after the Civil War began and hired a substitute to serve in his place while supporting his widowed mother. He was attacked as a draft dodger in 1884, but the issue faded when rival James G. Blaine was likewise found to have hired a substitute. Any draftee could avoid service by hiring a substitute or paying $300.
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