Health for All in an Aging America
A Dr William H Glazier from Yeshiva University argues that Americans now mostly die from long term diseases, not acute infections, and the health care system remains ill adapted. Chronic illness dominates 85 percent of ill people while few doctors train in long term management or home care as the system stays passive until a patient seeks care.
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William H. Glazier
Yeshiva University
New York
Dr. Glazier
Lutheran Women Hold Quarterly Meeting Sunday
The Evening Circle of St John s Lutheran Church held the Lutheran Women of the Church quarterly meeting in the Educational Building. Miss Estella Bredemeyer sang the Lord s Prayer, and Mrs Walter Kraatz presented a paper.
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St. John's Lutheran Church
Lutheran Women of the Church
Estella Bredemeyer
Kathryn Bredemeyer
Walter Kraatz
Willis Whittenberg
R. T. O'Dell
Walter Gerhart
Stewardship
Yale Mart
Lutheran
Johnsons Visit Family En Route to Lubbock Home
Mr and Mrs Jimmy Johnson and family visited the home of his parents Mr and Mrs James Lee Johnson this week. They are traveling from New Orleans to Lubbock where they will reside. He was promoted to unit manager for Procter Gamble.
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Jimmy Johnson
James Lee Johnson
New Orleans
Lubbock
Proctor & Gamble
Curb Chronic Disease Through Lifestyle Change
Dr Glazier notes most chronic diseases cannot be cured and treatment focuses on symptom relief such as breathlessness in emphysema. He urges public outreach by the medical system to promote lifestyle changes to prevent man made chronic diseases from smoking overeating and pollution. Contact the American Lung Association Big Country Area for guidance on quitting smoking and cleaning the air.
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Glazier
Lung Association
Beezie Cooper
American Lung Association
Big Country Area
W. Beauregard
San Angelo
Texas
North Dakota Trek Crossword Puzzle Clues
A crossword style list with horizontal and vertical clues about North Dakota facts and related terms including nicknames state flowers abbreviations and regional references. Entries mention state pride historical items and common crossword solutions.
New Federal Supplemental Security Income program explained
San Angelo residents 65 or older or blind or disabled can apply for monthly SSI payments starting in January 1974 as a replacement for existing state aid. The program guarantees at least 130 dollars for a single person and 195 dollars for a couple, with asset limits and earned income rules detailed by J M Talbot, district manager.
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San Angelo
Talbot
Harris Avenue
Texas
Prussic Acid Threat Quietly Endangers Livestock
County extension agent C. T. Parker Jr. warns that prussic acid poisoning threatens cattle on sorghum stubble and sorghum-sudan pastures as regrowth after a killing frost is triggered. Young growth under dry or cool weather stores high prussic acid levels, increasing danger to livestock.
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C. T. Parker Jr
Parker
Livestock Grazing Advisory After Killing Frost Warned
Parker warns ranchers in Winters Texas that grazed pastures after a killing frost pose risks to livestock. Producers should wait 7 to 10 days before grazing suspect fields to protect cattle health. Read the classifieds for more.
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Parker
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