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i .••••••••••••••••••••a*. Keepin' Healthy Will this be the year that you take a trip abroad or go on a Caribbean cruise? If it is to be your first vacation in£ foreign countries, you probably have questions related solely to your health - such as what vac­ cinations do you need. While vaccination requirements are fewer than in past years, there are still some shots that are necessary for certain countries or I under certain cir­ cumstances, such as anj epidemic in the you're planning to The Center f< Disease Control, The McHenry Ploindeoler 3812 W. Elm Street McHenry. II. 60050 3 YEARS • $40.00 I 3 YEARS-140.00 2 YEARS • $20.50 P 1 YEAR-S14.50 14 MONTHS -44.50 i i PAYMENT ENCLOSED Address • • • • • • * • e - e e e • e e e e City Prices good in McHenry County home and start taking the medicine at the prescribed time, before you arrive in the malarious area. There are some diseases that have become rare, or at least very unusual, due to vaccinations in the United States, but which are still a problem in «*ne other countries. These include cholera, typhoid polio-myelitis and measles. Most adults have been protected against these diseased But if you're r -rm V\*c r *w taking Wof your children, or if you have % any doubt about your own protection, check with you doctor. A trip abroad is not the time to be without the same that are wow tor in the United States. If you have further questions, contact the Illinois Department of Public Health, Division of Pood, Drugs and Dairies, SSS West Jef­ ferson, Springfield, 111., mi. I At.t. It • PLAINDKALEK • FRIDAY .JINK I*. ISK retains the President's tax relief program, which will slash another 10 percent from your tax bill on July l. By capping federal pay increases, this proposal will save $36 b By U .S. Rep. Lynn Martin The House of Representatives has finally passed a budget for fiscal year 1*3. Action on this framework for future spending has been as slow aa molasses. There are many reasons for the sluggishness, but the paramount one can be labeled aa "tough decisions." We knew we had to keep the deficit below $100 billion, and to accomplish that, every member of Congress had to swallow some program cut or tax increase that he or she doesn't wholeheartedly support. The bi­ partisan budget that I supported and passed the House was not perfect, but unquestionably was the better of the two. The bi-partisan budget held the deficit below $100 billion, asked for much smaller tax increase!*, and while cutting toe President's' Jefense budget by $10 it leaves in place enough funds to insure our national security priorities. In addition, this budget billion the next three years. For thoae areas hardest hit by unemployment, this plan allows for a 13-week extension of unemployment benefits. You may be hearing and reading about how this budget has further cut domestic spending. While there are additional cuts called for, in moot cases the growth of the program will be slowed. One example you will hear repeatedly is that there are "drastic cuts" in Medicare. The truth is that even with program reductions, Medicare outlays will increase from apprdximately $50 billion in fiscal year 19tt to more than $73 billion in fiscal year 1005, or about 13 percent per year. Theoe are just parts of the overall plan for 1003. The next hurdle is to make sure each Committee in Congress adheres to this plan, and cuts spending in their own area to the levels of this budget proposal. It won't be easy, but we've taken a necessary step. Further "tough decisions" will have to be made, but a healthy economy is the goal and whatever decisions we face, we must keep thatv goal uppermost in our minds. Only in this Way can we bring lower interest rates, which are so sorely needed to boost the economy. "» world-wide records communicable dis-l eases. They, in inform state and health departments physicians who vac-| cinate. Most local healtt departments or your family doctor can gh you the shots and validated certificate, sure you get this validation, or th< quarantine authorit may require you revaccinated or quarantined. No vaccinations are required for direct' travel from the United States to any country in Europe. Certain vac­ cinations are required by some countries in Africa, Asia and South America. And if you should be traveling from one foreign country to another, you may have to have certain vaccinations. The World Health Organization declared the world free of smallpox a year ago, but two countries, Chad in Africa and Democra t i c Kam- puchea-formerly called Cambodia-still require the vaccination. However, your doctor will give you a written statement indicating that a smallpox vac­ cination is con- traindicated for health reasons. The risk of a t r ave l e r ge t t i ng smallpox is now zero, so . a vaccination is always more dangerous. Those countries that have outbreaks of diseases, such as Cholera, Denque fever, or African sleeping sickness, usually ex­ perience such outbreaks in the back country. The risk * for the in­ ternational traveler who stays in modern hotels and in or near modern cities is small. All travelers should take precautions when they're in a country w h e r e n o n - quarantinable diseases exist. Malaria, for example , occu r s frequently in certain areas of Aaia, Africa, Central and South America. You should avoid exposure to mosquitoes by sleeping inside well- screened areas or under mosquito netting. There is an anti-malarial medication; so if you're going to be in a country where ma la r i a i s a problem, you should get a prescription, have it filled before leaving I t s s T ru t ' ! Wo lo -hovmq o Hugo URGENT STOCK REDUCTION SALE! 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