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Show ' aim a t By Mike Senklw try the things It people ere saying about Amazoy Meyer 752 Zoysia Great. (Reg T M ) It grows so thick end luxurious that walking by LLOYD SHEARER MCMitt Of votuMC Pregnant 0 IfiUteSl M women should P"Wi? take little ?ikONktiiya4Jl or no medi in fact, the less the better,, since drugs may result in birth defects. A study reported in the "Hew England Journal of Medicine" reveals that two cation of the most commonly pre- scribed tranquilizers Librium, Miltown andor Equanil may cause birth defects when taken early in pregnancy. Two researchers at the University of California, statistician Lucille Mil-kovi- ch and pediatrician van den Berg, computerized the drugs admin Bea J. or hw ffctivr o. hum kgucts it cannot warn outmcs. istered to pregnant women by a group of physicians. They analyzed over six years the records of most CO, al- 000 women who co- during their terms, of anxiety, mild mplained depression, tension, and neryousness. The records of those had taken tranquilizers were then compared with those pregnant women who had not. who Result: Infants born to mothers who had taken chlordiazepoxide hydro chloride (Librium) or meprobamate -- (Equanil-Miltow- n) during the first six weeks of their pregnancy suffered about six times as many birth defects as infants whose mothers had taken no medication for emotional disturbances during their first six weeks of pregnancy. Mental retardation, deafness, deformities of the joints and the intestines, defective hearts were some of the birth defects suffered by babies bora to tranquilizertaking mothers. The California study is funded by the Rational Institute of Child Health and Human one Development, of the Rational Institutes of Health, and the project revealing the effects of during pregnancy on the health of babies is an ongoing one. To date, the research indicates that the less medication taken by pregnant women with the possible exception of limited vitamins the on It Is unforgettable . . like walkmg on a Duck, pile carpet. Your Zoysia lawn drives out crabgiass and weeds ell tumrner long It stays green and beautiful In blistering heat, when other grass bums out It cuts mowing by . . . Its perfect, for summer homes and problem" areas. There's no need to rip out your old grass. Plug in Amaroy Zoysia Grass and let It spread Into beautiful turf that never needs retirement It will neither heat kill nor winter kilt . . . merely goes oft Its grecn color after heavy frosts and regain? fresh new beauty every soring 1 true perennial1 Every plug fully guaranteed to grow in any soil in your area. 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Staffae, N.a.Cmfa 1PA7, ed York politi- cians and founded the various Las Ve&&3 gambling if there is any empires gangster whose life spans the whole spectrum of bigi-ticrime in this coun- te Easy un Harmless te Dentures end Gums Money me tack guarantee Co,"v At All B81KSSS Drag HASTI-UKE- R Cuba, and the Bahamas iB Meyer try, that gangster Lansky. 1 THE 6&H5STT3 BIS 655VS CS'jSTEAf AST: KEVtS IAM5ET (I) AN9 LH S78ASEEK3, 73, ACTORS STUDIO KM), IN KS FfitlT ACTS JOB, AS A MAFIA SJEA5E8 TCFE !M THE 8CBFATHE8, PAST II. $fJ 3 J ai Meyer Lansky, the Mafia asso-1- '$ date of Lucky Luciano, Bugsy Siegel, Frank Costello, and other leading members of the U.S. underworld, offered one million dol- after Israel booted to any out in 1972 would country that grant him asylum. There were no lars him takers. Returned from Tel Aviv to charged with contempt of Miami, Lansky was court, income tax evasion, and with owning an undisclosed interest in the Flamingo gambling casino of Las Vegas. The shrewdest cookie in the annals of American crime, Lansky beat the first two charges and virthe third tually mooted medical eviby providing was too dence that he ill and to stand weak-heart- ed trial. The court agreed. The result is that Lansky at this writing resides in the Imperial House in checks in with the Department of Justice three times a week, and unlike so many of hiB fellow hoods, will undoubtedly die in bed. Miami Beach, Wherever a buck was to be made in the rackets, Meyer Lansky was His present. ability to survive in the internecine warfare of the Mafia and his ability to beat all the efforts of the U.S. Justice Department to place him behind bars is a tribute to Lansky's cunning. Ho wonder the underworld refers to him admiringly as I . Pf, r-- J . Vf- d1. 1 1 ; -- all his how- ever, Lansky is not a happy man. His son, a graduate of the U.S. Mili- tary Academy at West Point, will not traffic with him. 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