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Show Page 38-T- HERALD, Provo, Utah, Thursday, August 8, HE 1974 Acupuncture Gets Both Praise, Skepticism CHICAGO rrlrr- - (UPI) 1 ZTofctr mnhaA .AT rworlh" nf killing Daiathoueh its use as a curative, therapy is dubious, according to an American delegation of physicians who visited China. While acupuncture is used in about 15 per cent of the major surgery cases in China to reduce perception of pain, widespread use of acupuncture tor mat purpose in the West would be unlikely, a kfuhu. American "AoiDuncture as treatment for -- i wofin wide a Prudent range of common medical AMA headed b use lor Malcolm C. Todd, said in a complaints nas Deen in thousands of years. It has not report. The doctors returned from a produced very satisfactory three-weetour of China last results in past treatments and I 'H " painolds brethern." 10 addition to its comments on the delegation acupuncture, to there is no scientific evidence week. Chinese medicine for its praised has show that changed anything "Acupuncture is to be regard- - in work in replantation of severed ratmnt JL ed as experimental medicine... burn limbs and appendages, and an i ui ct am Kcuiia the report said. "Acupuncture anocfKMiJnCTic? Jn tK ,a,oa treatments. and the work should not be permitted to towards eradication of venereal tion said it "seems unlikely that become a new kind of quackery disease and control of other analgesia (the in the western world, used for acupuncture public health hazards. of will lowering pain perception) i?r"" k nni m'S 1 be widely accepted by western patients who tend to have relatively low,r than do their stoic Oriental mtMO, , '! -- 2 j i SOD (gfteflCoBiiO $$see you in Budget Store Menswear Salt Lake downtown and Valley Fair and in $$ d The Auditorium at Cottonwood, Ogden and University Mall for savings $ man-size- ERIC MITCHELL of Kansas City, Mo., rides what lie believes to be the world's longest front wheel in relation to the rest of the bike. The whose hero is Evel OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF MEN'S SUITS, SLACKS, SPORTCOATS AND OUTERWEAR, HAS BEEN REDUCED m0m doubleknits and texturized wovens suits in a plenty of summer styles and wide range of sizes. 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"For a party leader to attempt to dictate a matter of individual conscience would be entirely the casual non-chala- nt try-i- t price. reg. $50 plaid sportcoats . :: tions from "Nixon's camp had ability. When the roll is called in grown so large that to do the House of Representatives, I J. Rhodes came to be House anything but favor impeach will vote 'aye' on impeachment Republican leader as a result of a ment would put Rhodes at odds Article One." Others in the House agonized scandal in the Nixon with his party. An aide said that Alexander over their decision, but Rhodes' This week he administration. almost quit that position because Haig, Nixon's chief of staff, decision may have been harder called Rhodes at home on Sunday than most. of another scandal. The decision he announced to tell him that he should know The congressman, holding his news a Kansas native elected from Tuesday, to support an article of before impeachment against Presi- conference that the White House Mesa, Ariz., 22 years ago, had dent Nixon, had been made late would be making some new built a reputation as a available with-in2- 4 conservative, a party loyalist last week, an aide said. He had information hours. even scheduled a news conferand a staunch administration ence for Monday morning to Conveniently for Rhodes, he supporter. was suffering at the time from a announce it. He was a compromise choice Until Sunday, however, he had slight fever and sore throat. So last December when his predealso been prepared to announce he postponed the announce- cessor, Gerald R. Ford, was that he would step down ment and stayed home Monday confirmed as vice president to as GOP leader Though the timing had saved replace Spiro T. Agnew, who had temporarily because his stance for Rhodes from a decision he might resigned in disgrace, pleading no impeachment would be at have regretted deeply, he found contest to a tax evasion charge; variance with too many of the no joy in his final announcement Rhodes' anguish began about GOP colleagues he was Tuesday before live television two weeks ago, his aide said. cameras down the hall from the The Judiciary Committee was When he held his postponed House Judiciary Committee about to begin its debate and news conference on Tuesday, room. already had released mountains Rhodes no longer had to offer to "For me, this is a sad day," of evidence. Rhodes studied the Rhodes step down. began, maintaining evidence and watched as much Within the 24 hours after Nixon complete control of his emo- of the debates as he could. had admitted Last week he talked first with withholding tions throughout the ordeal. 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