Wednesday, October 2.1974
University Daily Kansan
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Limit on vitamin dosage proposed
By ANITA SOLTER
Reporter
Vitamins A and D should be regulated because they are toxic in excessive amounts, University of Kansas health specialists said yesterday.
"The real question is public welfare and safety, to insure that people do not self-destruct or to the level of toxicity," said Howard Mossberg, dean of the School of Pharmacy.
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has proposed a limit of the strength of vitamins to 150 per cent of the recommended allowance. A single Vitamin C tablet, for example, would be limited in strength to 50 per cent more than the minimum daily requirement. The FDA would also set dosage levels of multivitamins.
Vitamins that exceed the limit would be classified as vitamins available only by classification, being vitamin B12.
Duane G. Wenzel, professor of pharmacology and toxicology, said regulation should also be considered for foodstuffs that contain pharmaceutical additives, such as dairy products and cereals.
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No cure to cold KU doctor says
There is no documentation for the popular belief that large doses of Vitamin C help prevent the common cold, Dr. Martin Welch said. The Student Health Service, said yesterday.
Excessive Vitamin C may cause rather than prevent problems, he said. The stomach lining may be irritated by the chemicals that give the Vitamin C tablets a citrus flavor. Also, Vitamin C may be harmful to those prone to kidney stones.
"There is no cure for the cold, but spread of infection can be lessened by covering your mouth to sneeze or cough," Wollmann said.
There are so many strains of virus that no one knows why an person will get a cold.
"The individual's own immune responses determine whether he will be a cold," writes the book.
These individual responses make research difficult, he said.
A report on studies made in Canada and Great Britain indicates that traces of zinc contained in Vitamin C tablets may be what prevents cold, he said. Physicians in the Vietnam War indicated that zinc helped to heal wounds.
The importance of zinc is just speculation he said, but definite results may be expected.
Grants open for programs in humanities
More than $100,000 in awards is available annually for Karsans who want to explore current public issues affecting their lives and communities.
The awards are given by the Kansas Committee for the Humanities (KCH), and affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities, and are federally funded.
"The field humanist program is new" and Griffin, "but KCH has been making grants."
Louis G. Griffin, curator of the Kansas Collection at Spencer Library, recently was appointed one of eight field humanists for KCH. The appointments are part of a KCH experiment to encourage greater public interest in the humanities.
Last year Griffin received an award to
a movie titled "Junction City: 1890-
1915."
"It examined the impact of technology and urban growth upon social behavior and human values in Junction City, Kansas," said Griffin.
"The purpose of the grants is to support community programs that examine current public issues and reflect the humanities viewpoint."
As a field humanist, Griffin will explain KCH's policies to local organizations interested in learning more.
"I should be able to help them plan their programs and prepare KCH grant applications," he said. "I can also serve as a contact between the community organization and other academic humanists."
A program must involve academic humanists to receive funding from KCH.
"This is simply anyone who is involved in the arts or humanities on a college campus," said Griffin. "The sponsoring organization must also provide matching scholarships not in dollars. It could be the use of building, equipment or volunteer time."
Other requirements are that the program be aimed at the out-of-school adult public and that it reflect this year's KCH theme, "Changing Kansas Communities: Exploring the Role of Human Values in Shaping Public Policy."
Last year's KCH funded programs included a traveling multi-media exhibit, a television home survey in Topeka and forums.
"It is important," said Griffin, "that a program not to be prescriptive. It should raise questions, make people aware of the potential consequences, but not attempt to give answers."
"Finally, I hope people will try to create in the form of their programs," he said.
have vitamins for prescriptions if the proposals went into effect.
"A heavy demand for vitamins beyond the recommended dosage would infringe on the physician's time," he said. "We do not require it to a deluge of requests for vitamins."
Physicians at the health service now prescribe some vitamins for treating illnesses, Wollmann said, but they don't treat many patients for excessive doses.
Excessive Vitamin A is seen most often in children or older people, he said, and causes night blindness.
Vitamin D excesses cause elevation of the calcium in the blood, which results in
"Selling vitamins by prescription is bound to raise the cost because pharmacists' time will be required for record keeping." Wenzel said. "However, the price of multivitamins sold over the counter should not increase."
weakened bones, impaired kidney function,
itching and vomiting, Wollmann said.
Mossberg said the proposed regulations might decrease the demand for vitamins.
Wenzel said vitamins requiring a prescription might be sold in packages of 100 units.
Wollmann said he hoped people would not remeasure balanced diet than on multicultures or vitamins.
Improvement in the University's reputation across the state may be one reason for increasing its student enrollment this fall, by Dyck, dean of admissions and records.
Although official enrollment figures haven't yet been released by the Kanass Board of Regents, preliminary figures indicate a fall enrollment of 20,173 students at the Lawrence campus. This is an increase of 1,490 from last fall. Total University enrollment is estimated at 21,898, an increase of 1,566.
Image aids growth, Dyck says
"We have 300 to 400 more freshmen than a year ago," Dyck said. "There's
Dyck said he thought Chancellor Archie R. Dykes and the faculty had done much to enhance the image of the University in the state. Students also are more concerned this year about the image of their school, he said.
been throughout the state an improvement in the reputation of the University."
The University has gained national recognition in several ways, Dyck said.
"We had a good football team, a good basketball team and a Rhodes scholar last year," he said. "We had pretty good publicity."
Officials won't know the specific reasons
for increased enrollment until final enrolment figures are broken down, Joe McFarland, academic counselor for the Regents, said yesterday.
"I think once we see what class sizes are, we'll have more information," he said.
If graduate school enrollment is up, Mr. Furand said, it may be because students are not college-ready.
The Regents are expected to release final enrollment figures for all Kansas schools such as
"information," he said.
An increase in freshman class enrollment could mean more students entering to a college career than are immediately entering the job market, he said.
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1935 Bently Middleton VW 843-2171
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10. speed 456t bicycle, 23" frame, Call 841- 10-4
Gibson 5 p.m.
Economical and reliable 1970 Ford Mavick for
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or best offer
For Sale-Raw Milk produce on our Grade A
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Rodriguez Farmers Call 843-8250.
72 Toyota Land Cruiser, 4 wheel drive, excellent
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best offer: 824-3125 after sick 10:44
Heathkit 20th FM-Stereo receiver, Garrard 30th Changer, Twopi Perilire radial tire models 14-12, 15-12, Chevy wheels, Tissue Instruments 2500 calculator, Chevy wheels, Call 843-264, between 5 p.m. and 9 p.m.
Wilder Rocket chrome spoke, ET-MT-dt-met
aluminum titanium 390 motor, 4ET-speed, 4Mark-up
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Executive inexpensive Computation 1984, Ford
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BICYCLE CLEARANCE SALE: Ride-On-Bicycle an annual storefront clearance sale now to now in the summer. The store is branded the Compaq, Baleigh, Nakhlah, and Hossein. The Ridge-On-Bicycle stores must be in business by June 27. The Ridge-On-Bicycle stores must inventory on the way. Everything in the building must be stocked. Seems sembled and carries Ride-On's full warranty, including service and hwyavailability. Open 7 days a week, 10 hours a day, p.p. Ride-On, 14th and 10th chusets.
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Thur.-Fri. t1i 6
Sat. 10:30-
1933 Triumphe Trophy expel. excel. cond. 70
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x 12 orange heavy pile charcoal carpet, like new
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PIONEER RX-828 storage receiver, 54 watts high-performance
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CHOCOLABE Laborator Retriver puppies, AKC
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Wedding Gown, fall, Crystal White skimmer's
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Refrigerator for sale. Quit running used Kelvii-
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For Sale AM-FM FM Server Receiver, Zeroth "C" Kit
Excellent condition. Excellent condition.
Excellent condition. 864-2320 or
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Recycled Denim
Western & Hawaiian Shirts
Leather and Fur Coats
Silk and Velvet Dresses
For Sale: Olympia portabte typewriter. Typerwise
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One pair Harmon Kardon HK-20 two-way pouch-
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POLE SHEER: Sherwood 7200 Receiver, 52 watts
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$33 General Electric 12, portable B.W. tec
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LAWRENCE GAY LIBERATION Inc. weekly meetings 7:30 p.m. Monday; Union office 11225 RAP (Committing) B4-725-to Attorneys' Facility: CRALIZING B4-827-578, late evening.
Auction every Saturday night. 7:30 p.m.
Fairway, ete. Consignments welcome.
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"Non-traditional students" — veterans, students
of several years out and out about opportunities
and problems 7.29 Sunday. Oct. 6 United
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Book Fair-Tompkins Public Library, Saturday,
August 25. Non-Fiction, Children's Books,
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You can still find clothing bargains if you look in the right place. Save 10%. The stores bytes are up to $50.
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Breakfast
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Part-time job for students with cars. We need several reqiured positions per week and we are willing to pay $25 per hour plus an excellent incentive plan. Come to Job Opportunity Center, 89 Kentucky, Friday.
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COLLEGE SALES INTERNS WANTED. Earn $1,500 per week for 24 weeks. Free training. Define career opportunities when possible. Learn to manage potential. On Campus interviews may be required number to: Internship Director; Central Stakes of the Office; Internship Manager.
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440 Florida Street
1 1/2 blocks north of Dairy King on 4th Street
"Leading Distributor In Midwest"
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Start from $40 a month. Want someone who has no experience in this job. Apply in person. Every day at chandler Inn Piskel Club 20-15 W 6th 10-15
Hold in the-Wall delivery man needed evening;
Apply to position in 9th and 11th Illinois.
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WANTED
Daytime waitress 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Mon-Fri, Mut-
day at the reception at the Carriage Lamp,
71 W. 24th Street
Female roommate wanted, preferably graduate student to share a beautiful brand new 2 bdm. chair with a beautiful carpeted, a/c welcoming distance to the hotel 400 sqm, 9 m² after Call a 4 p.m. 842-309-001 10-4
Five Days
25 words or fewer : $2.50
each additional word : $.03
Roommates needed for 3 bedroom mobile home
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camp. Call 812-854-2928 for distance
Wanted: Bakers or carl food from Fortyfirst Village
in New York. Please send resume to:
Milton Hickman, 1 p.m. and demand approx.
80 cents. Mail to:
Milton Hickman, 1 p.m. and demand approx.
80 cents.
Female roommate needed to live in duplex with a boyfriend. Make sure to wash, bath, do kitchen with kids! Please call 518-726-0490.
Wanted. One roommate to share an apartment on your own room. $15,000 for 2 of the following rooms: $141-249, $162-349, $349-449, $489-649.
Female roommate for Jawahara Towers needed
sufficiently! Call 842-743 or come to AI 10.4
7-23.
TYPING
Ridley wanted-North Tepeca to RU Muni, Wed.
Saturday. He has transportation to N. Tepeca
State gas-haul transportation to N. Tepeca
Experienced in typing theses, dissertations, term papers, other mixed typing. Have electric typewriter with pica tape. Accurate and prompt typing of complex, well-scorped corrected. Phone 843-954-554, Ms. Wright
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EXCELLENT AND EXPERIENCED TYPIST at most reasonable rates. Promptly and accurately, I will accept assignments of papers, ditto assignments, etc. Cal Phyh Science at Stoufler Place, Building 25, Appl. 9, or drop by at Stoufler Place, Building 25, Appl. 9.
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$3.50 per Dozen
Casa de Taco
843-9880
1105 Massachusetts
"George Has Gained the Title of SSSC"
George's Shop
25th Anniversary '74
Phone 843.7164
727 Mass, St.
Lawrence, Ks. 66044
Term Papers, Thesaurus, Maps, Manuscripts, Reasonable
Term Papers, Thesaurus, Maps, Manuscripts, Reasonable
1712 Albane, 943-1222.
10-25
FOR RENT
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For Rest: Furnished, air conditioned, efficiency
for further information call 843-750-2916
For further information call 843-750-2916
Wanted - Male recruitee to share large, 4-bedroom
apartment in the Bronx from Union,
good location, good price, nice
location.
2 bedroom furnished apt for rent $180/month
utilities paid. close to campus, off-street parking,
jewels allowed. Shag carpet, modern kitchen
and laundry room before 5 p.m., or 14-3-1
after 5. 1300 Ohio
If You're Planning on FLYING.
Duplex for rent. 1 bdm, living room, bath and
one small parking. 1333 Connected 10-8
10-8
FOR RENT: local 2 bedroom apartments; a university
approved rental. Available immediately. For info
contact: (314) 567-8900.
LOST AND FOUND
FOR BENT. Carpeted AC room in former Frat
room. Recliner sofas, office desk, refrigerator freezer fridge, wood chair, dryer Companion
HELP! Lost-black and gray puppy near 10th
St. Sunday. Any information to
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SERVICES OFFERED
LOST Necklace with three bejele and pink flow-
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Mali; 841-363-6063
LOST, Texas Instruments Data-Math calculator in black case Lost Sunday, Call Carry 495.
CHILD CARE in my home. Week days refer-ences, fortune telling, Responsible and loves love.
For tutoring in modern and ancient Greek, can you help me with some notes on the 842-854 B.C. Matses, negotiable. Times can be quite long.
Please provide your information:
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Mail address: M41, 232-898-2252.
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