Hidden Dangers of Food Choking Remains Overlooked
The Los Angeles Times News Service reports thousands die yearly from food inhalation, often misdiagnosed as heart attacks. Dr. RK Haugen cites cases where large meat pieces trigger fatal choking, especially when alcohol is involved. Immediate aid and recognizing inability to talk are crucial.
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Los Angeles Times
RK. K. Haugen
Holy Cross Hospital
Fort Lauderdale
National Safety Council
United States
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Winter Storms Hit Central Mountains and Plains
Old Man Winter unleashes fury as snow blankets the central and northern Rockies and the Great Plains from Wisconsin to the Northeast. Cold temperatures spread to most areas except Florida's southern tip.
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Great Plains
Wisconsin
Florida
Forecasts for Tucson and Southeast Arizona
Sunny and clear through tomorrow with highs in the 50s and overnight lows in the 20s. Phoenix area sunny with highs near 60 and overnight near 32 in airport area. Northwest Arizona and Southwest Deserts fair but increasing clouds and wind. highs 40s north to 60s south, overnight 20s to 30s. Central Basin Grand Canyon Mogollon Rim White Mountains fair through tomorrow with highs 20s to 40s and overnight 5 below to 20s. Northeast Plateau Little Colorado Valley fair tomorrow. highs around 90? Overnight 5 to 20.
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Colorado Valley
Argyle Lake Mock Funeral Highlights No Recharge proposal
In Suffolk County a mock funeral for Argyle Lake drew attention to the Southwest Sewer District project. The committee argued that the plant effluent will be pumped to the ocean, preventing groundwater recharge and threatening local lakes and streams.
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Babylon
N.Y
Suffolk County
Committee For Water Preservation
Argyle Lake
Newsprint price hike as Great Northern raises by five
Great Northern Paper Co will raise standard newsprint prices by five dollars per ton to 169 dollars fob New York, effective February 1. The firm had just boosted prices in January by five dollars. Kimberly Clark and International Paper executives said they were reviewing the move, while Canadian makers offered no comment. US purchases about 63 percent of newsprint from Canada, where prices run around 165 dollars per ton. Great Northern also announced a five to ten dollar increase in groundwood printing paper, effective February 1.
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Stamford, Conn
Great Northern Paper Co
New York
Kinberly- Clark Corp
Neenah, Wis
International Paper Sales Co
International Paper Co
Great Northern
U.S
Canada
Tucson Doctor Named to AAP Community Pediatrics Panel
Dr. George D. Comerci of the University of Arizona College of Medicine pediatrics department has been elected to the American Academy of Pediatrics section committee on community pediatrics. The panel includes pediatricians focused on working with community and health programs for children.
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George D. Comerci
University of Arizona College of Medicine
American Academy of Pediatrics
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