Nixon to Visit Red China Aims at Easing Asia Tensions
The columnist weighs President Nixon's plan to visit Beijing, noting prior opposition to recognizing Red China yet hoping for reduced Southeast Asia tensions. Critics compare the trip to Munich 1938, while the piece emphasizes cautious optimism and the hope for better U S China understanding and a wind down of Vietnam.
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Fixing loose water pipes to stop hammering sounds
Hammering and banging noises come from loose pipes vibrating around elbows and joints. Inspect exposed basement pipes, tighten straps, and add straps where needed. If vibrations persist at joints, brace with wooden blocks nailed to the surface to press the pipe at those points.
Fall Sewing With Leather and Rum Chunks Delight
Mrs. O Connor offers leather sewing tips from pattern prep to stitching. Convert patterns to full sheets, lay pieces on skin underside, transfer marks, hold seams, and cement or pound hems. Also includes a butter rum crescent recipe with baking steps and tips.
Wisconsin clinicians group exotic lung diseases under a single term
The text lists Maple bark stripper's disease, pigeon breeder's disease, bagassosis, and mushroom worker's disease as examples of hypersensitivity pneumonitis. Pneumonitis is defined as inflammation of the lungs.
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Wisconsin
Health Alert: Farmer's Lung Hits City Offices
A Wisconsin study links mold in air conditioning and moldy hay dust to farmer's lung, now rising among office workers. Symptoms mimic pneumonia at first but can progress to severe breathlessness and weight loss without proper ventilation and moisture control.
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University of Wisconsin Medical Center
University of Wisconsin
Aoudad Sheep Season Opens November in Panhandle
Texas Parks and Wildlife announces aoudad or Barbary sheep season from November 13 to 19 in the Texas Panhandle. The population began after 1957 releases in Palo Duro Canyon, growing from 44 imported rams and ewes to more than 100 animals.
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Wheeler
Texas Panhandle
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Palo Duro Canyon
McKnight Ranch
New Mexico
Winters Enterprise reports on local big game hunting trends
The Winters publication notes a 270 pound field dressed bighorn? earlier hunting yield and lists permits issued to landowners ranging from 42 to 117 with over 30 sheep taken yearly for three years. A 32 inch horn set from 1968 is cited as a notable trophy.
Brigham Young Said to Have Fifty Seven Children
A historical note states Brigham Young fathered fifty seven children. The claim reflects a traditional account of his large family during church leadership in early Utah.
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Brigham Young
Wingate Schools Board to Meet on Budget Proposal
The Board of Trustees of Wingate Schools will meet Tuesday August 10 at 7:00 p m at the school to consider the proposed budget for the 1971 72 school year. Public notice is given and any person desiring to discuss the budget is invited to attend.
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Wingate Schools
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