Regents approve new dean and publications director for UA
The Arizona Board of Regents named Joseph M. Livermore as dean of the University of Arizona College of Law and Clyde B. Lowery as executive director of publications for UA Associated Students. Livermore, from Minnesota Law School, replaces Charles I. Ares who returns to teaching. Lowery previously led Tucson Daily Citizen and worked for Arizona Republic and Douglas Dispatch.
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National letter carriers threaten summer strike
National Association of Letter Carriers may strike this summer if no contract with the U S Postal Service is reached. V P J Stanley Lewis spoke at the state convention saying talks begin in Washington and a substantial pay raise and better health benefits are sought. The union expects to defend a no layoff clause while the postal service seeks to weaken it.
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AMA head backs sex education in schools
Newark Ohio. The president of the American Medical Association says sex education is a tool against venereal disease which he calls an epidemic. He argues sex education should begin in schools as early as the sixth grade, stating lessons belong in classrooms.
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WPT
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Learn-to-Swim program begins June 11 for Tucson kids
The YMCA and Tucson Daily Citizen joint Learn-to-Swim program targets eight to one year olds with five free lessons. About 4500 non-swimmers are expected to enroll. 75 percent may learn to swim. Instructors like Larry Kelsey plan methods to ease fear, teach eye-open underwater work and object recovery. The program, a citizen project since 1920, runs at Lahse Branch YMCA and several area centers with $1 registration covered by the Citizen.
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Tucson Daily Citizen
Lahse
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University of Arizona Parily Uiuaging Center
Mass blood screening misses some abnormal traits
A JAMA report from Dr. Robert M. Schmidt states mass sickle cell screening fails to detect all abnormal hemoglobins. It urges national uniform methods to inform genetic counselors and potential parents, noting significant undetected risk in newborns and the United States black population.
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API
Robert M. Schmidt
Center For Disease’ Control
U.S. Public Health Service
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American Medical Association
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