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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1979
Page
12
Public Health Director Dr. William H. Hatfield warns area schools face a rise in head lice this year. He outlines transmission, signs, and treatment steps, urging rapid action and broad family screening to curb spread.
Federal study urges developing a less toxic whooping cough vaccine while affirming current vaccines for children. If immunization stopped, whooping cough could rise 71 fold, with more deaths from disease than vaccine side effects. Researchers note rare brain inflammation but conclude vaccines' benefits outweigh risks.
Several manufacturers advertise mail in rebates and free offers including Miss Clairol, L Erin, L Oreal, Sally Hansen, No Nonsense, Paper Mate, Turtle-Lite, Cadillac Pet Foods, Sergeant s Sentry IV, and Tender Vittles. The promotions require sending proof panels, labels, or UPCs, plus postage, with varying expiration dates in 1979.
The president and Lisa Lynn McGee of Winchester were named leaders as the student Government Association outlines social service and cultural events for college students faculty administration and the community.
FTC charges the American Medical Association kept doctors' fees high by blocking advertising and patient solicitation among its 200,000 members. The ruling orders end to ethical restrictions on advertising, while allowing some deceptive claims regulation and limited in person solicitation. The decision may be appealed to federal court.
A guide stressing that autism is a lifelong disability with varying severity and no known cure. It advocates objective listening, structured education, family understanding, and peer support for parents of autistic children, noting the National Society for Autistic Children as a resource.
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