Mothers Delay Prenatal Care Warns Health Dept
Health department warns expectant mothers too many delay prenatal care leading to serious outcomes. It urges prompt doctor visits to confirm pregnancy, discuss diet rest and birth planning, and to prepare for hospital delivery with early examinations and regular visits.
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Department of Health
Thirteen Convicted of Speeding Plus Other Violations
A Frederick County Court list shows thirteen speeding convictions with fines ranging from 20.75 to 38.25 dollars. Notable entries include Jack Lee Scheper of Sparta Illinois with reckless driving radar and two month license suspension, and several drivers from Maryland Virginia Delaware and Pennsylvania cited for speeding or failure to yield.
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Felix Austin Rodgers
Annandale
John Wesley Pangle
Strasburg
Bill Pettit
Rockville
Charles James Thomas
Frank Gordon
Clearbrook
Vernon Elwood Barton
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Cecil Ray Clem
Berryville
Eugene Kenneth Heater
Tallismanville
W. Va
William Roosevelt Omps
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Elwood William Plotner
Welltown Pike
Miller Returns From Union Meet in Kansas
Russell A. Miller of Local 2207(CWA) returned home after the 27th annual CWA convention in Kansas City. Delegates voted to have locals engage in community service and strengthen public relations and organizing efforts. Thomas Vail praised the program and urged better labor communications with local newspapers.
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Russell A. Miller
Communications Workers of America
CWA
Kansas City
Miller
Thomas Vail
Cleveland
Ohio
Plain Dealer
Vail
ASC Chairman Explains 1965 Diversion Programs
Farmers signed up under feed grains or wheat diversion programs should now conserve acreage equal to their normal base in conserving uses in addition to diversion acreage. If enrolled in both, they must increase cropland conservation above base by at least the sum of both diversions. Failure to meet conserving use risks loss of all program payments and support benefits.
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Robert K. Stickley
Agricultural Stablization and Conservation County Committee
New National Debt Limit Set At 328 Billion Dollars
Washington AP reports a new temporary national debt limit of 328 billion dollars signed into law by President Johnson. The measure extends the ceiling for one year, avoiding a revert to the 285 billion permanent limit. Congress approved the temporary increase weeks earlier.
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