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Most people know about George Washington's wooden dentures. Not so well known is the fact that he, as well as Thomas Jefferson and Andrew Jackson, suffered from a varie­ ty of chronic disorders including recurrent bouts of malaria. As the presidency grew in im­ portance, presidential health gradually became a carefully 00 guarded secret, Lukash notes. In 1893, when Grover Cleveland's doctors found that he had a cancerous growth in his mouth, the public was not in­ formed, Lukash reports. Although Cleveland twice under­ went secret surgenr in which a part of his upper left ia removed and replaced with a vulcanised rubber prosthesis, few learned about it. Woodrow Wilson's grave ill­ ness was also shieldedfrom the public, writes Lukash. In 1919. worn out by the prolonged and rancorous peace negotiations in France and the battle for American entry in the League of Nations, Wilson suffered two strokes that Mm for the rest of Ms l̂ife. For two years, WUson lived as an invalid and recluse In the WMte House. The facts about Ms health were known only by his pkptfdan, one or two done aides, and his wife who, also unknown to the public, assumed many of the president's executive duties. A similar shroud of secrecy fed over the deteriorating health of Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1944, because of his determination to seek a fourth term and a general concern abort national security in time of war, Lukash explains. Although it was later learned Roosevelt was suffering tram hypertension and heart failure and may even have had cancer, Automobiles For Sale his physician stated ooenly the president's health was excellent. "The secrecy surrounding his final illness was so complete that public reaction to his death in 1945 was s mixture of shock and disbelief," Lukash writes. The piercing eye of television changed all thst by providing int and vivid clooeups of constant ae-presidents at work and play, cording to the article. The i era of openness and publicity »n with the announcement in that Dwight D. Eisenhower had suffered a serious heart attack. From the very onset of the ill­ ness, all the media were aiven full access to the president's health records, with press of­ ficials and Elsenhower'sper- aonal doctor, Paul Dudley White, brieflnc newsmen at freouent in­ tervals. After recovery. Eisenhower resumed his full duties and even undsrwent ab­ dominal surgery while com­ pleting two terms in office. Since the time of John F. Ken­ nedy, presidents hove been sub­ jected to rigorous diet-and- exercise regimens to help them handle the stress that goes with the office, Lukash points out. Kennedy, an athlete at college, made physical fltnepo a hallmark of his abbreviated term. Since then, Presidents Jotaaon, Nixon, Ford, Carter and Reagan have carefully followed fitness programs, Lukash says. Johnson swam dai-Lukash says. Johnson swam dai­ ly, Nixon had an early morning calisthenics program, Ford . Carter tennis, and eyed golf and * end played 1 , the oldest man ever to is an avid hca ss Dec k rider. "Each president also has techniques for relaxation that help him unwind and regenerate his energy to meet the heavy roRxmsi bill ties of office," writes Lukash "President Nixon listened to symphonic music. President Fordrelaxed in the late evening by visiting in the private luarters witn Mrs. Ford and his children President Carter, an avid fly-fisherman, enjoyed tlM challenge of making his own dry flies, which required total concentration." None of our earliest praridorto, Lukash says, were specimens of robust health. ' In spite of the strsssss and strains they experience daily, presidents nowadays seem to be msde of sterner sniff, he adds. HELP US SELL THE FEW REMAINING HOMES IN CRYSTAL LAKE'S MOST CHARMING CONDOMINIUM COMMUNITY... 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Kick the attacker and roll your chair away from him or grab the criminal with either your legs or arms and trap Mm ui your wheelchair, punching him about the face. "But dont overlook the ob­ vious - scream for help - your voice is one at the beat defenses you have," adds Wyeth "Learn to uae what you have, even if it's part of your body that doesn't Function 100 percent." Practicing, the studsnU take advantage of every bit of Vicinity, property attired in their gi (prourioed "ghee" t, the belted pa jama-like garment that ia the universal uniform of karate, for a 14-hour workout in self- defense This is a relatively new pro­ gram, estabiiahed by Norm Coo- stantine, 25, a black belt in karate, former recreation therapist at UCP and regional acfcnintstrator of Martial Aits for the Handicapped. Constantine was the victim of s hit-and-run accident and remains in a semi­ comatose state, but in hia abaence, volunteers trained by Constantine keep the program running. What Constantine has been teachi« is karate with modifica­ tions. A move normally made by someone in an erect position is adapted to the sitting position when necessary. If a person has limited uae of a leg. an extra movement with the arm is uaed. The teaching is modified to fit the individual. "In some ways, the handicap­ ped have an advantage," Wyeth says. "With crutches, your peach is probably Incrsaasd by three or four feet, and because you use crutches every day. your crut­ ches become part of your body. So does a wheelchair. "If a mugger grabe year leverage that crutches and wheelchairs and wobbly legs snd constricted hands can provide to wrestle their "attacker" to the around, all the wMie yelling for ^Constantine was a deman­ ding teacher, but we wouldn't want it any other way," said " Gennan- be tough with us, but we love Mm for heq>- pupil Dewan Jones of l "Norm had to be wim us, wn w* »»»• ii* us feel better about ourselves - you know, self-eateem." According to Wyeth. "The self confidence wWch these build cannot be streeeed enough. Many of the UCP dienU comsin- to the program wtth a poor self- image, but mastering some of the martial arts ridlls and techni­ ques gives them grester con­ fidence in themselves and their abilities which carries over into other aapecta of their daily living." The funds for this type of pro­ gram and other such activities are obtained from proceeds of the United Cerebrsl Palsy "Weekend With The Stars" Na­ tional Telethon, which airs January 14-IS, 19M. over 100 sta­ tions coast-to-coast. Cerebral Daisy is the moot widespread (Retime disability m the nation and affects 700,000 Americans today and 10,000 newborn infants each year, ac­ cording to UCP officials Florida n,462 Miles oj Roaii But (hly H64 Feet oj Tunnel By JOHN PLATEKO PORT LAUDERQAUB. Fla. (AP) -- Florida ranks flbd in sue among the states, has 1,107 milea of shoreline. 11,402 miles of roads, about 0,000 bridges --and one tunnel, an 0017-foot subter­ ranean passage that takes U.S 1 traffic under the New River in this coastal city. The concrete and steal tunnel Is one of the safest strips of Florida thoroughfares, although up to 1,000 vehicles an hour In each direction shoot through its covered by 4*inch yellow i of expo* faded from yean of expoaure to Earlier thia year, the tunnel unteeesl a thorough cleaning by a private contractor -- the first time since It was span New Md brighter lighting BB ftlio IniUlltd. Ri|kfllcr cxpUins the tunnel walls an alee washed down every sis i alkaline aowtian. Sefety lathe primary concern of thoae for the "There has never been a serious accident in the tunnel that I'm aware of," aavs Ron Register, the Florida ^Depart­ ment of Transportation maintenance engineer for Broward and Collier counties. Called the New River Ttanoal, it took five years to build and waa completed in 1M0 at a coot of 00.4 million "It would coot at least three ttaea that much to buHdto- "We never allow traffic to move in two directions in see tabs," explains Register If bc«fa lanao of one direction are dooed, traffic ia rerouted on streets above. An electronic device measures carbon monoxide in the tunnel M boon a day .and huge fane path feed) air through ventilation tubas te keep gaaaa coats run a year, Includiiu salariee of the two-man tuanei work force -- electrician Jimmy Sheehnn and Ma assistant. Waa Bacwar. The tunnel runs north and south; each luedwaj has a pair of 12-foot laaaa. A email ia located in few uae it. There's a 14-foot clearance at mean low water between the top of the tunnel and the river'e sur­ face above Register explains thst since the zigzagging New River is shallower in other sec­ tions. it's impooaibie for a vassal ever to make contact with the "We do keep en eye open when •% haa bean at the tuneal for a years. The tunnel's 3-foot watts sre Automobiles 86 For Sale EigM phones Oahad to the Fort Lauderdale police station are meed out fc the tunnel and tasre are dson at thrse intervals so in an emergancy, anyone trap­ ped below could move te the op-etube. Fire heee coneec-ire apoced througheitf. Flertriral power « auppUod from t^poi^stetienatoWh haa a lorn cmenratcr mentor Hla| r t * m |(fc as^assiy^iaila I# A, inw can m wwiiiiuciiir • vnc and Bacwar la water. Heavy aeaaonal raina In South Florida often aend tons of water caacading down the tunnel to ita loweet point 40 feet from the roadway above Thirteen pumpe an available to dlapooo of that. 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