It's Alright to Get Old But It Ain't Handy
Walter Anderson known as Doc, 81, a Berryville resident born on Audley Farm recalls Civil War tales, first Stanley Steamer car, and 1916 Model T bought by his mother. He and wife Annie married about 65 years and lived in Berryville over 40, with a 1935 Buick stored since 1964. He wanders town visiting Berryville Farm Supply and Morris Machine Shop, reflecting that getting old is inevitable but not handy.
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Doc
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Gordon
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West Virginia
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Marvin Chapel
H.N. Ritter
Berryville Farm Supply
Morris Machine Shop
Anti Smoking Groups Seek FDA Action On Cigarettes
Washington AP reports ASH and 10 groups seek to force FDA to regulate cigarette sales like saccharin. They petition an FDA hearing officer to ban nicotine cigarettes except in pharmacies, challenging agency limits and citing cancer risks from cigarettes versus saccharin. The FDA disagrees, citing no jurisdiction over cigarette use.
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Food and Drug Administration
FDA
John F. Banzhaf III
George Washington University
ASH, the Sun and Health Group
Congress
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