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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1971
Page
13
The letter explains carbon monoxide poisoning from a gasoline forklift in a closed shop. It notes how CO binds hemoglobin, causing headaches, nausea, dizziness, and possible death at high levels, with 20 percent blood CO often causing symptoms and 80 percent fatal. It advises measuring air CO levels to assess danger.
Please send your questions to Lawrence E. Lamb M D in care of this paper. He cannot respond to individual letters but will address questions of general interest in future columns.
On this date many historical events are noted. Highlights include the 1967 Alaska purchase agreement for 7.2 million dollars. Also Goya’s birth 1746 and ether as anesthetic first used 1842. The 1856 Crimean War end and 1870 15th Amendment ratification are cited.
Charles Van Doren, living in Chicago, reflects on the 1959 testimony that ended his TV quiz fame. He has since edited books and co-founded San Francisco Productions, editing Webster's Guide to American History and pursuing history as a passion with family, travel, and garden life.
A Dear Abby column excerpt covers a son hiding prior marriages from fiancée, a teen fabricating a motorcycle accident story to excuse missing a dance, and a San Francisco reader praising Abby while criticizing panhandlers and welfare costs.
A crew of Inshore Undersea Warfare Group II sailors from Little Creek Amphibious Base renovated a Chesapeake welfare family’s home. The project grew from a floor and roof patch job into a two day, full cleanup with a new outdoor privy and a dry, usable room. They plan to return to finish painting next week.
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