Rising VD cases in Lorain County alarming per clinic data
Veneral disease cases treated in Lorain County surged 130 percent last year, with Elyria reporting an 84 percent increase. Public Health Service estimates note two thirds of cases go unreported, but local records show sharp growth and concern for treatment facilities.
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Lorain area VD rise seen in six month figures
Lorain County health officials warn VD cases may rise this year as three health offices report six month totals and doctors outside Elyria treat patients. The Lorain city board holds the most complete records while many cases go untreated or unreported, fueling concern over a potential epidemic. Notes cite public health service data and a shift toward gonorrhea as the dominant spreader.
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SALT talks reopen as Soviet negotiator signals receptivity
In Helsinki Soviet officials signaled receptivity to renewed arms talks as SALT both sides aim to curb nuclear missiles. Gerard C. Smith arrives to lead the American delegation with Vladimir Semenov soon joining. talks resume amid strains in U S Soviet relations and the threat of a new arms race.
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Jobless figures politics cloud election week
Democrats and Republicans clash over release of October unemployment data. Lawrence F. O'Brien accuses Nixon administration of delaying figures to influence the vote. Hodgson insists data will come Friday as scheduled and warns against political capital from unemployment. Unemployment rose to 5.5 percent, with 4.6 million unemployed in 21 months.
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Nixon vows steps to put terrorists behind bars
President Nixon denounces violence at a Phoenix rally blaming appeasement of thugs and hoodlums for political violence. He urges lawmakers to back a tough approach and says terrorists should be jailed, not allowed to intimidate the White House. The speech comes after his limousine was attacked and he calls for a new anti terror stance in Congress.
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Bond issues provide funds to equip schools
Voters are urged to submit questions about the 6.5 mill school levy. The column answers questions previously submitted about closing schools under House Bill 1023 and how bond issues furnish and equip new schools.
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Belfast violence as armored cars clear Ardoyne barricades
British armored cars smashed through makeshift barricades as rock throwing continued after a rally by about 200 Ardoyne women protesting murder charges. The Belfast violence marked the third straight night of unrest with hundreds of youths in the streets.
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Egypt Rightists Under Watch As Westward Rapprochement Grows
A Beirut report says Egyptian security bars on right wing leaders tighten amid broad public push for better ties with the United States. Zakaria Mohiedden reportedly under house arrest related to political tensions. Also notes Gaza violence and unrest in Belfast with clashes involving British troops.
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