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ST. JOSEPH - ith inter esther
ain upon us, prolonged exposUre to
the co d returns a common health
problem for many people. ercy and
morial hosni are osoring 0
, cold eather" clliiics which m y help
pe n pre ent rious complications,
announced rry Ulery, cordinator of
community health education for th
South estern . higan Health C e
).
Th clinics entitled "Co d Can Be a
iller: the Prevention of Hypothermia
d Other inter esther Problem , ,
ill b held on Tuesday, December 6.
T fu t ill be from 10 to 11 a.m.
in th ercy Ho ita} Lecture Room.
It . b repe ted from to 5 p.m. in
the emorial Ho itat Forum.
ccordi to Ulery, th clinic are
free-of -charg d open to th publi.
Spe ers ill in lude Ch
nd D· k . el from the Sarett
atur Center nd Lou A ody from th
re ture Center.
Th clinics ill include inform tion
on outdoor rts ctivitie proper cold
ether clothin and nutriti n, nd
tip on pre entin cold ether prob ems
d injuri through phy . cal condition­
i . There ill 0 b informati n
on h t pe pie ould do if they become
randed in their c r durin cold ether,
dded lery.
Hyp thenni id ery· a drop
in intern 1 body temper ture.' For
per n e rien ing hypothermia. the
r ult be Fro tbite i
b dy begin to I
n produc it. id
on the uit ill begin in
m nt by th gr up of 21
ngre en dded to list of
more than 100 other up rtin group
and pr minent individu I .
That uit demand 4
n demonstr tion in Green boro
Carolin ,on vember 3, 1979.
Th uit claims that local and federal
official u d their office to viol te th
civil right of the demonstrator. They
con pired ith I nsmen and azi in
that ttac . they unl wfully arre ed
dem nstrators, and they concealed nd
manipul ted eviden e after the fact.
The claim re ba d on media reports
trial te tim ny nd officials dminis-
that t 0 ent parti ipated in
and organizati n by the Ian
" r up . Ian n/inform nt
Da n r cruited nized ,
I m men whil in the p
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OVE BER"30 - DECE BER .19 3 THE CITIZE
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You are a ch ild of
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e un I er e
"You are hild of the Uni er
no le than the trees or us. You ha e
a right to be here. nd hether or not i
is cle r to you the niver . unfoldin
it uld. '
Isn't that methin to ponder? Th
t shieh are I hi h
_nd
the flo er nd bird: the un
II the er
enjoy.
tellati n
da n.
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Editor:
"You are a child of th univer !'
Therefore, let us rna e friend with the
ar and ith all common thing of
n ture like the flo er and trees; birds
and animals; clouds and mountains;
river and a and e God' hand in
the creation of all the thing.
Ha e you read Disiderata? -th t
marvelou f nnula for H ppine ? I
hay h d a fr med copy of thi lovely
m in my home for m ny ye IS.
The rea n I am sharin it ith you
t d i be au f a atement my tar­
friend may ell understand. Here
it is!
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Ulery , "there are two re pon that
body can e.
"The fD' is a voluntary respon
exer(:iling to y urn - and the second
. an in luntary one' - adju ing to
pre rve normal temperature in the vi 1
orpns. Both drain a penon' energy
re and lead to ex.ha ion,
can be the fi ep to upor nd death,"
he dded.
Frostbite, . d Ulery, is the
reaction to hypothermia. The fir t
of fro bite . ·th dull, p'
yello ish appearance. Affected areas
often i ch or feel prickly, and continued
exposure can cause ellin d numbing.
"Despite all the advances m de in
health care, the be medicine for pro­
Ion d expo re to the eold i still pre-
ention," Ulery. "It· far (;
e to prevent winter problem than
j is to treat them."
There e three thin a person can do
to help prevent fro bite and hypother­
mia, id Ulery.
"Fir , don't y out "de too Ion
hen it' cold or the wind chill f ctor is
too high.
"Second, ear arm clothing, uch
s item made of wool, which allow air
to. b trapped bet een 1 yers,
'And third rt each d y with a
ood bre f t so that your body ha
the e tra energy it need to fight the cold
eather.' he id,
Preregistration for the clinics i not
required. Per n ishing more lnf r-
m tion may call 9 7-5267.
S H operate ercy Ho pital in
Benton Harbor and emori 1 Ho pit I
in t. 10 ph.
ordin to
ney Dan heehan, Havin revie ed
the r und t f rth b the Ju ti e
D partment in up rt 0 th demand
that the Civil Right uit be di i d.
and bein aware of the lid reputati n
of Jud ern ehrid e a com­
petent and ell-informed juri t , e are
c nfident that the m ti ns to dismi
ill be readily denied b the urt.
Therefore e ill nd ready to ccept
the uidance of the court in pro eedin
ith the civil di 0 ery in thi se in
the manner hich i most compatibl
ith the effe ti e pro cuti n of the
federal riminal indi tment and ith
any addition I criminal inve tigation of
overnm nt tivitie hich rna be
under en by a special pro ut r bein
con . dered by the C urt of ppeal in
a in ton.'
in J nu ry the criminal trial of nine
an men and azis will begin in
in t n lem orth rolin.
The Civil Right Fund h dem nded
and ued for pe ial pro cutor to t e
over th pro uti n from the 1 u ti e
Department and
tion to federal ent and
yet indicted.
federal ourt jud e 1 t umm r
ordered the tt mey General to in e i­
ate th need for the ppointrn nt of a
cial pr se ut r, but the ttorn y
eneral h s resi ed nd i ppealin th
de i ion.
HI GTO
nt
rd-
d
Greensb ro police nd hil rep rtin
t FBI. Federal B TF nt Bernard
But ovich parti ip ted in ey zi
pI nnin me tin prior to ovember 3
bile or in underc ver ith them.
Police ho had guaranteed prote t-
into the nti- Ian demon trator
rveilled and followed the att er
th t m rning but. did n thing to op
the otings, ot coincidentally
ac ordin to the uit P la r rgani­
zers ho were murdered had been under
FBI inve ti ati n the wee before they
ere killed.
On" December 3 la yers for th Civil
Right Fund ill enter federal district
c urt in Durham orth Carolin to
argue against moti n to dismi the uit
filed by the federal Justi e Dep rtment
the tate of orth Carolina, and the
City of Greensb roo
The government previou y ucce -
fully topped the di very court uper­
vi d inve tigation pr e in the uit
hich Civil Right Fund 1 yer pro­
je t ill ultim tely reveal the full e tent
nd char cter of the multi-agency in­
v 1 ement in the murder .
ong its arguments for dismi sing
the uit the J u ti e Department claims
the federal ffi i 1 with kno ledge
of an impending crime have no duty to
t p the crime or w rn the victim.
c rding to the J u tice
fed ral offi ial