Letters on helping the disabled and accessibility issues
Readers discuss polite offers of assistance to disabled people and share tips for communication and inclusion. A reader with multiple sclerosis advocates for polite queries and eventual aid, while a deaf reader outlines lip reading guidelines. The piece also covers DP license placards, parking access, and Blue Curb awareness, urging community awareness and writer’s contact via Terry.
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Terry
Oakridge
Sunnyvale
California
Department of Motor Vehicles
Lorain woman charged in DWI and more
A Lorain woman, Deborah L. Lewis, 21, was charged with driving while under the influence after backing into a parked car on Seventh Street at about 9 20 p m. She also faced charges of improper backing and driving without a license, with no injuries reported. The item also notes a mobile office for Sen Howard Metzenbaum visiting Oberlin on Wednesday afternoon to address constituents.
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Lorain
Seventh Street
Deborah L. Lewis
H. 30Th St
Ely- Tia
Howard Metzenbaum
Oberlin
Steve Witt
Steve Friedman
Metzenbaum
North Main Street
Oberlin Inn
Tappan Square
Mammography debate explained for breast cancer care
A physician explains the current stance on mammography amid conflicting reports. Breast cancer remains the leading cancer in women in the U S Canada and Western Europe with about 66 000 new cases in 1969. Dr Holleb urges most women over 50 to be screened and identifies risk factors for those aged 35 to 50. Regular self exams and periodic clinical checks are advised to save lives.
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United States
Canada
Europe
Arthur I. Holfeb
M.D
Holleb
American Cancer Society
Third Avenue
New York
N.Y
What is the prostate cancer basics explained
The prostate is a chestnut sized gland under the bladder in men. Prostate cancer is common with 15 to 20 percent of men over 40 affected, often without symptoms. Symptoms of enlargement can mimic cancer and include urinary changes. Only a doctor can diagnose. a rectal exam helps detect early cancer.
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Minnesota
Paul G. Dyment
Ation
Cancer Center
Ohio
The
Cancer Center, Inc
Haldeman family attends UCLA graduation in Los Angeles
Haldeman and his wife Jo attended their daughter Susan's UCLA Law School commencement as she joined about 8,000 graduates. Haldeman later heads to federal prison in Lompoc for a 30 month to eight year Watergate sentence. Caroline Kennedy becomes a copy person at the New York Daily News and will work for reporters this summer. New Jersey Assemblyman Richard Codey questions NBC over a $10,732.80 payment. Tippi Hedren leaves Antelope Valley Hospital after injuring her ankle on set. Hertz ranks as Advertising Age Star Presenter of the Year with a 41.2 million 1976 profit. An 84 year old Grandma at Grossinger's misses a biorhythm reading due to birth year.
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H.R. Haldeman
Ucla Law School
Los Angeles
Susan
Haldeman
Lompoc
Calif
Caroline Kennedy
New York Daily News
Ed Quinn
New Jersey
Richard Codey
NBC
New York
Essex County
Democrat
Tippi Hedren
Antelope Valley Hospital
Lancaster
Miss Hedren
Tema the Elephant
Tembo
Simpson
Buffalo Bills
Hertz Corp
Advertising Age
Hertz
Chicago
Grossinger
UPI
Oma
Catskills
Casio
Grandma
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Manson Western Syndicate
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Almaden House Wines
Lorain Creamery
MC Idea
James I
Kaplan's
Sealy
Iain Ca. Pe
Ek Na
Pe Isch Mab
Cancer
Sumelma
Haldemans
Seni
Cleveland
Elyria
Magic Wand
Southgart
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