The Pregnancy and Narcotic Addiction Affects Newborns
A medical discussion notes higher morbidity for addicted pregnant women and a high risk of premature birth and neonatal withdrawal. Billie H s story illustrates withdrawal in a newborn, with doctors debating the rate of withdrawal and the dangers of untreated cases. The text emphasizes that withdrawal can be serious and sometimes fatal without proper treatment.
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Energy crisis prompts fuel and lighting cutbacks
Emergency measures nationwide limit fuel allotments and dim Christmas tree lights amid a fuel shortage worsened by the Middle East conflict. Authorities say savings are needed to ease power and supply strains.
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Nixon, Lawyer Meet on Tapes and Court Fight
The Watergate tapes dispute grows as the appeals court upholds Sirica's authority to inspect the tapes in private and Nixon weighs a Supreme Court appeal. A White House meeting with J Fred Buzhardt and Gen. Haig followed the ruling amid energy and weather notes threaded through the day's report.
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U S Plans Replacement of Israel War Losses
The United States will start replacing Israel's combat losses with American air force and army equipment amid the Middle East war. The plan, confirmed by Nixon administration sources, prioritizes fighter jets and may draw from European and U S stocks as heavy Soviet aid to Egypt and Syria grows. Jordan has entered the fighting in Syria.
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Grand jury to resume Maryland corruption probe
A federal grand jury formerly interrupted by Spiro Agnew’s case plans to renew work this week. Prosecutors expect scrutiny of finances of Maryland political figures, including potential inquiries into State contractors and possible actions against Gov. Mandel’s successor.
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