text: The Infant of Drug Dependent Mother Ma. Teresa C. Ambat, MD TTUHSC-Neonatology 9/12/2008 Objectives Describe strategies how to identify neonates in whom substance abuse is suspected Recognize perinatal and long term complications associated with fetal exposure to major drugs of abuse Recognize signs and symptoms of neonatal abstinence syndrome Identify treatment strategies for NAS Question 1. The National Household Survey on Drug Abuse: indicated that 45% of women of childbearing age in the United States have used an illicit drug over their lifetime. Of the following, the annual estimate of prenatal exposure to a substance of abuse is highest for: A. Alcohol Marijuana Nicotine Cocaine Heroin B. C. D. E. Epidemiology Prevalence of gestational use of drugs of abuse varies ranges from 1% to 27% Significant number remain regular users, even in the third trimester Tobacco [19.8%], Ethanol [13%], cannabis [9.3%], cocaine [10%], heroin [1%]) Identification of substance use Maternal self-reports, and few confounders Identify medical, obstetric, and behavior patterns suggestive of substance use Obtain history of past and present substance use in a nonjudgmental manner Questions limited to frequency and amount of specific substances Patterns suggestive of substance use Identification of substance use Maternal interview usually underestimates the extent of exposure Rates of alcohol and illicit drug use varied with the use of different validated screening instruments: MAST, CAGE, TACE Physicians' records yielded the lowest prevalence estimates suggesting lack of attention devoted to addiction disorders Question 2. The duration of time for detecting a drug of abuse in the maternal urine varies, depending on the time of intake, dose and mode of administration, and metabolism of the drug. Of the following, the duration of time after birth for the detection of a drug of abuse in the maternal urine is longest for: A. Amphetamine Benzodiazepine Methadone Opiate Marijuana B. C. D. E. Identification of substance use Indication for toxicology screening Self-reporting of substance use Multiple characteristics suggesting substance use Compliance requirements with treatment recommendations Urine is the preferred source for drug testing - easily available and in large quantities Most substances are measurable in urine for < 72 hours after use, except for marijuana Identification of substance use Time interval before drug elimination in urine Drug Detectable in urine Alcohol <24h Amphetamines <48h Barbiturates: Short acting Long acting <48h <7days Benzodiazepines <72h Cocaine <72h Marijuna: Single use Chronic use Opiates: Morphine, Heroin Methadone <72h <30days <48h <96h Question 3. Various matrices for the detection of fetal exposure to drugs of abuse have been developed and tested for their sensitivities and specificities. Of the following, the matrix that is most sensitive for the detection of fetal exposure to benzoylecgonine is neonatal: A. B. C. D. E. Blood Gastric aspirate Hair Meconium Urine Question 4. Testing of neonatal meconium for a drug of abuse depends on deposition of the drug into the meconium that begins at the commencement of fetal swallowing and continues until after delivery. Of the following, the earliest gestational age at which exposure to cocaine has been detected in meconium in a fetus is: A. B. C. D. E. 12 weeks 16 weeks 20 weeks 24 weeks E. 28 weeks. Identification of substance use Meconium testing 93% sensitive (82% PPV) compared with combined maternal and neonatal urine testing Meconium and hair analyses - highest sensitivities in detecting use of cocaine and opiates (80-100%),but not cannabis (20%) Fetal exposure to cocaine detected by meconium testing was documented as early as 16 wks Other matrices: hair and nail, blood/cord blood, amniotic fluid Identification of substance use Perinatal pharmacology Any substance unbound to proteins passes freely from the maternal compartment placenta fetal compartment Concentrations in the fetal circulation > the maternal serum Effects from any substance depend on the gestational timing and the extent of drug distribution Toxic or teratogenic effects expressed as fetal demise, dysmorphism, growth restriction, or behavioral changes Except for maternal alcohol, a birth defect syndrome has not been described for other illicit substances Perinatal pharmacology Substances of abuse may be intentionally or inadvertently taken at toxic doses Difficult to ascribe specific effects to a certain drug due to impurity of most illicit drugs and use of multiple substances Accurate evaluation of dosage and the exact period of exposure are rarely possible Alcohol Alcohol use during pregnancy: 12.9%, binge drinkers: 4.6% Difficult to assess by laboratory tests Alcohol Ethanol - an anxiolytic analgesic with CNS depressant effect Impairs placental function Interferes with transport of AA Alters placental expression of EGF and PGF Inhibits DNA and protein synthesis Inhibits phospholipase A2, decreases PGI production, increases HCG production Complications of Fetal Alcohol Exposure Antenatal SAB Aneuploidy Stillbirth Breech IUGR Abnormal HR pattern fetal breathing, movement Intrapartum Abruptio Premature labor Neonatal Prematurity LBW, SGA Abstinence syndrome FAS FAE Abnormal EEG Long term Post natal growth restriction Low Bayley/Fagan scores ADHD Language problem Behavior problem Poor academic performance Adolescent: difficulty in memory, calculation Question 5. Fetal alcohol syndrome is the leading identifiable nonhereditary cause of mental retardation and neurologic deficit. Define the 3 specific criteria to qualify for a diagnosis of FAS. A. growth retardation B. specific mid-facial features, C. non-specific developmental aberrations Fetal Alcohol Syndrome FAS – leading identifiable nonhereditary cause of mental retardation and neurologic deficit Diagnostic criteria: 1. growth retardation, 2. specific midfacial features, 3. non-specific developmental aberrations Smooth philtrum, thin upper lip and short palpebral fissure – 100% sensitivity Diagnostic criteria (FAS and Alcohol related effects 1. FAS + confirmed maternal alcohol exposure A. Confirmed maternal alcohol exposure Characteristic facial anomalies: short palpebral fissures, flat upper lip, flat philtrum, flat midface Growth restriction: LBW/SGA, decelerating weight over time not due to nutrition, disproportional weight to height CNS neurodevelopmental anomalies: decreased HC at birth, structural brain anomalies, neurologic hard or soft signs (impaired fine motor skills, NSHL, poor tandem gait, poor eye-hand coordination) B. C. D. Diagnostic criteria (FAS and Alcohol related effects 2. FAS without confirmed maternal alcohol exposure B, C and D as above 3. Partial FAS + confirmed maternal alcohol exposure A. Confirmed maternal alcohol exposure Some components of characteristic facial anomalies C or D as above or Evidence of complex pattern of behavior or cognitive anomalies inconsistent with developmental level and cannot be explained by familial background or environment alone B. C. D. Diagnostic criteria (FAS and Alcohol related effects 4. Alcohol-Related Birth Defects (ARBD) A. Confirmed maternal alcohol exposure + 1 or more congenital anomalies (Cardiac, skeletal, renal, ocular, auditory, others) Every malformation has been described in patients with FAS. Etiologic specificity to alcohol teratogenesis remains uncertain. 5. Alcohol-related neurologic disorder (ARND) A. Confirmed maternal exposure and D and or E Tobacco Prevalence during pregnancy: 20% Nicotine – primary psychoactive chemical Central effects Binds to nicotinic Ach receptors release of neurotransmitters (Ach, NE, GABA, glutamate) Dopamine release in mesolimbic dopaminergic pathway Peripheral effects Releases epinephrine from adrenal cortex physiologic response flight or fight reaction Suppresses insulin release hyperglycemia, affects appetite Tobacco Fetal Effects Poor maternal nutrition affects growth and development Nicotine a vasoconstrictor reduces placental blood flow decreased fetal O2 hypoxia/ischemia CO + Hb carboxyhemoglobin hinder O2 delivery to fetus Nicotine readily crosses placental barrier Nicotine Ach receptors are present early in gestation affecting brain development (neurotoxic) Complications of Fetal Exposure to Tobacco Fetal SAB Stillbirth Placental decidual necrosis Intrapartum Neonatal Long term Abruptio Premature labor IUGR CHD Deformities of extremities, polycsyctic kidneys, gastroschisis, skull deformities PPHN Low test scores (cognitive, language, general academic achievement) Conduct disorder Adolescentonset drug dependence SIDS Marijuana Dried material from hemp plant, Cannabis sativa Smoked in cigarette or pipe passes rapidly into blood rapid high d-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) - primary psychoactive component THC binds to cannabinoid receptors (CB1) modify release of neurotransmitters Marijuana Fetal and Neonatal Effects THC crosses placenta easily and present in amniotic fluid High lipid solubility, slow elimination prolonged fetal exposure Cannabinoid receptors present in early gestation modify neurotransmitters (serotonin, dopamine, GABA) altered neuronal growth, maturation and differentiation structural or functional abnormalities Impact generally subtle, adverse outcomes usually associated with heavy or frequent use Question 6. Children who have been exposed prenatally to substances of abuse may have physical deformities as well as neurodevelopmental deficits. Of the following, the substance of abuse most associated with intestinal atresia, infarction and necrotizing enterocolitis is: A. B. C. D. E. Alcohol Heroin Marijuana Cocaine Nicotine. Complications of Fetal Exposure to Marijuana Antenatal Intrapartum Neonatal Long term Precipitous or dysfunctional labor Meconium stained AF Prematurity Fine tremors Disrupted sleep Poor abstract, visual reasoning, Poor memory and verbal skills Poor motor skills Abnormal attention behavior Small risk for SIDS Cocaine Alkaloid extracted from leaves of Erythroxylon coca bush Chemical name: methylbenzoylecgonine Forms Coca paste – 1st extraction product, 80% cocaine Cocaine HCl – powder soluble in water, can be snorted and injected Alkaloidal base (free-basing) Crack cocaine – most popular abused form Cocaine - Pharmacology Affects 3 neurotransmitters: norepinephrine, dopamine, serotonin Inhibits reuptake of NE, D accumulation at synapse prolonged stimulation of receptors NE stimulation: tachycardia, HTN, diaphoresis, tremors Dopamine stimulation: increased alertness, euphoria, enhanced feeling of well-being, sexual excitement, heightened energy Cocaine - Pharmacology Decreases reuptake of tryptophan affecting serotonin biosynthesis Dec serotonin: decreased need for sleep (serotonin regulates sleep-wake cycle) Cocaine-Pharmacology Low molecular weight, high lipid solubility crosses placenta by simple diffusion Elimination of cocaine and metabolites slow increased fetal toxicity Decreases placental perfusion Congenital malformation not increased Complications of Fetal Exposure to Cocaine Antenatal Stillbirth Abortion Inc uterine vascular resistance Infection/STD Placental infarcts IUGR Abnormal fetal breathing Intrapartum Abruptio Premature labor PROM Shortened labor Meconium stained amniotic fluid Neonatal PT, LBW, SGA Small HC Postnatal growth restriction CNS: cerebral infarction, seizures, cortical atrophy, IVH Abnormal EEG and BAER NEC Intestinal perforation Long term Expressive/ receptive language problem Low verbal comprehension Poor recognition, memory, info processing visual attention Behavior problem (distractibility, ADHD) Amphetamines Methyphenyethylamine – stimulant of norepinephrine, dopamine and serotonin release Metamphetamine (meth, speed, ice, crystal) – N-methyl homologue of amphetamine Higher CNS stimulation, less PNS and cardiovascular stimulation Euphoria, aggressive behavior, arrhythmias, anxiety, seizures, shock, stroke, abdominal cramps, insomnia, death Complications of Fetal Exposure to Amphetamines / Methamphetamines Antenatal Fetal death Retroplacental hemorrhage Intrapartum Neonatal Long term Prematurity Neonatal death Drug intoxication (abnormal sleep, tremors, poor feeding, hypertonia, sneezing, highpitched cry, loose stools, fever, yawning, hyperreflexia, excoriation) Dec IQ Aggressive behavior/peer related problems Poor academic performance Club drugs Methylene-dioxymethamphetamine or MMDA (ecstasy) Gamma hydroxybutyrate (GHB) Ketamine hydrochloride Used by young people during all-night dance parties Few data on fetal and neonatal effects One study indicated increased risk of congenital defects (musculoskeletal, CVS) Opioids Opiate or narcotic – any natural or synthetic drug that has morphine like pharmacologic actions Natural opiates – morphine, codeine Synthetic opiates – heroin, methadone, propoxyphene, pentazocine, meperidine, oxycodon, hydromorphone, fentanyl Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome Generally associated with withdrawal from heroin or methadone Similar signs associated with other narcotics, alcohol, benzodiazepines and barbiturates Associated with noradrenergic hyperactivity CNS, respiratory, GI, vasomotor and cutaneous systems manifestations CNS signs predominate and appear early Neonatal Narcotic Withdrawal or Abstinence Syndrome Onset within 72 hrs (usually within 24-48 hrs) Factors influencing onset: amount of narcotics, timing of the last dose before delivery, character of labor, type of analgesia/anesthesia, maturity and nutritional status of infant Peaks by the 3rd day Decreases in intensity by 5th – 7th day, but may not completely disappear until 8-16 weeks Manifestations of Neonatal Narcotic Withdrawal CNS Hyperactivity, hyperirritability, excessive crying, highpitched cry, increased muscle tone, exaggerated reflexes, tremors, sneezing, hiccups, yawning, short, non-quiet sleep, fever Respiratory Tachypnea, excess secretions Manifestations of Neonatal Narcotic Withdrawal GI Vasomotor system Disorganized sucking, vomiting, drooling, sensitive gag, hyperphagia, diarrhea, abdominal cramps Stuffy nose, flushing, sweating, sudden circumoral pallor Cutaneous Excoriated buttocks, scratches, pressure-point abrasions Complications of Neonatal Narcotic Withdrawal Abnormalities in serum pH/electrolytes and dehydration Weight loss Aspiration pneumonia Respiratory alkalosis Convulsion Mortality – 27/1000 LB Causes: immaturity, prematurity, HMD, MAS, PPHN, congenital malformations Non-narcotic Hypnosedatives Hypnosedatives Barbiturates Non-barbiturate sedatives/tranqulizers Bromide, Chloral hydrate, chlordiaxepoxide, diazepam, ethchlorvynol, glutethimide, ethanol Non-narcotic abstinence syndrome Passive addiction even with therapeutic doses (e.g. phenobarbital) Manifestations of withdrawal can be intense and life threatening Convulsion more frequent Observed 7-10 days after birth as a result of slow clearance Question 7. A 4 day old, SGA presented with generalized tonic, clonic seizure. There was no prenatal care. On exam, he was found to be irritable, inconsolable, weak suck and swallow and uncoordinated. He was also noted to be hypertonic with tremors. What significant maternal history could have contributed to the above findings? A. Use of amphetamines Use of marijuana Use of SSRI for depression Maternal seizure disorder Use of cocaine B. C. D. E. SSRI Prescribed for depression Inhibits serotonin reuptake at presynaptoic junction increased concentrations at the synaptic cleft potentiates serotonergic transmission No major birth defects Prenatal exposure and withdrawal associated with neurobehavioral effects (behavioral changes, altered autonomic activity) Diagnosis of Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome Scoring tools Lipsitz scale Finnegan scale Neonatal abstinence score Score at first appearance of NAS symptoms then q3-4 hrs Specific to narcotic withdrawal Differential diagnoses: hypoglycemia, hypocalcemia, hypomagnesemia, sepsis, meningitis Treatment of NAS Supportive Quiet, dimly lit environment, comfortable side lying position, swaddled Nutrition and fluid and electrolyte balance IV fluids may be required Pharmacotherapy Average scores >8 over 3 scoring intervals or >12 over 2 scoring intervals Goal: decreased irritability, feeding tolerance, sleeping bet feeding without sedation Treatment of NAS Diluted tincture of opium (DTO) – 0.4mg/ml morphine equivalent Phenobarbital Starting dose 0.1ml/kg (2 drops/kg) q4 hrs Increment of 2 drops/kg q3-4 hrs until desired effect Taper gradually after 3-5 days of stabilization 2nd line drug Anticonvulsant, NAS by sedatives or hypnotics Paregoric Deleterious additives: camphor, ethanol, glycerin, benzoic acid, isoquinolones Other concerns Maternal support Breast feeding – generally discouraged if noncompliant Drug-dependent mothers as caregivers Social service referral Potential child abuse Follow-up References Chasnoff IJ. Prenatal Substance Exposure: Maternal Screening and Neonatal Identification and Management. NeoReviews 4 (9), 2003. Chan D, Klein J, Koren G. New Methods for Neonatal Drug Screening. NeoReviews 4 (9), 2003. Rayburn WF. Maternal and Fetal Effects from Substance Use. Clin Perinatol 34, 2007. Ostrea EM. The infant of drug dependent mother.


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After attending the Field Artillery Officer Basic Course at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, he served as a Multiple Launch Rocket System (MLRS) Platoon Leader and Battery Executive Officer with the 1st Cavalry Division at Fort Hood, Texas.
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AFTER becoming one of Suzuki's main test riders for their GSX-RR MotoGP development project, Randy de Puniet has now been confirmed to ride for the Voltcom Crescent Suzuki Team in World Superbikes next season.
As the Spanish duo Aleix Espargaro and Maverick Vinales were hunted down for the Suzuki GSX-RR ride in MotoGP, despite being their test rider, de Puniet was not selected. However, the Frenchman will still continue with the testing duties which also include a wildcard appearance on-board the GSX-RR at Valencia - the final round of the season.
The 33-year-old will become a full-time World Superbike rider in 2015, however it has also been confirmed that he will remain as a Suzuki MotoGP test rider focusing particularly on the bike's performance when using MotoGP's new 2016 tyre provider Michelin.
de Puniet said: "I'm so happy to be joining Crescent Suzuki for the Superbike World Championship because my target for 2015 was to get back to competing on the race track. Testing for the past year was ok but of course what I really want is to race!
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Long Beach Poly already accomplished Goal 1A, winning the CIF-Southern Section Division 1AA boys' basketball championship last week. Now the Jackrabbits set their sights on Goal 1B: a state title.
Star forward Ryan Anderson was the only one jumping for joy after Poly (29-1) claimed the sectional crown against Centennial at Anaheim Arena last Saturday. That was by design. Most of his teammates held off on the dance moves -- and won't do so until the Jackrabbits win state.
The journey to Sacramento begins Tuesday night at 7 p.m. when top-seeded Poly hosts Palisades (18-13) in the first round of the CIF State basketball championships.
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1. Palisades might want to avoid a slow start, which doomed them against Woodland Hills Taft in the CIF-City Section semifinals. Poly, meanwhile, jumped all over fast-paced Centennial and never let up, coasting to an uneventful championship win. Don't be surprised if Palisades coach James Paleno burns a few timeouts early to put an end to runs.
2. Yeah, the ultimate prize awaits in Sacramento, but Poly must maintain focus and not get ahead of itself. Championships aren't won in one night. Seniors Alexis Moore and Alex Carmon have fallen short before, so they know that. Anderson doesn't think focus will be a problem. "There's been a target on our back all season," he said. "We'll get everyone's best shot."
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4. Home-court advantage. A road environment, road crowd and unfamiliar floor will only make it tougher on the visiting Dolphins. The Jackrabbits haven't lost at home in two years.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette (Newspaper) - September 3, 1974, Cedar Rapids, Iowa Weather- Clear tonight with lows 37 to 42. Fair Wednesday with highs in mid 70s. he (techie npitU Ohijette CITY FINAL 15 CENTS VOLUME 92 -NUMBER 237 CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1974FTC ORDERS LARD ASSOCIATED PRESS, UPI, NEW YORK TIMES Brrr!: It's A Record" Too Soon 2 Teenagers Charged in C. R. Murder Two teenagers Monday werei charged with murder and rob-1 jbery and a third person was! j being sought in the shooting 'death of John Beving, 61, at his The calendar claims there are residence. still 17 more days of summer Beving was shot once in the remaining, but Iowans are a bit!bead w*tb a caliber pistol in! the front room of his residence.! skeptical of that after waking 919 Sixth street SE, shortly after up Tuesday morning to record g a m Sunday. low temperatures. Police arrested Kelly John- Cedar Rapids had an official son, 16, of 816 Twelfth avenue low of 37 degrees, the coldest and ^even L. Washington, ' T, . 16. of 907 Fourteenth avenue SE, for this date ever. The previous Monday aftcrnoon low temperature for Sept 3 was; Warran( |ssucd This Year's Food Price TlIMCrSdVS Rise 1 /%, Survey Finds ^2.8 Million By The Associated Tress pound sack of granulated sugar Higher prices for everything has risen an average of 143 per-Ifrom peanut butter to pork cent, according to the AP sur- ! chops helped push up the family vey, jumping from 74 cents to | grocery bill again during Au- $1.80. gust, according to an Associated During August, the price of Press marketbasket survey. jsugar was up in H cities rising The survey showed that the marketbasket has risen ll percent so far this year and prices Not Enough WASHINGTON (AP) - The 41 in 1924. And it seems a bit early to report that Iowa's icebox, Spencer, had the state's official low — 32 degrees — ako a new record. Spencer's previous low tall, for this date was 35 in 1952 eyes More Expected A warrant charging murder and robbery with aggravation has been issued for Eddie Ayers, 23, also known as Eddie White, of 816 Twelfth avenue SE. Ayers is described as 6 feet 200 pounds, with brown and black hair. All three suspects are black. Beving died at 1:30 p.m. Sun-The record cold is due to a day at University hospitals, cool high pressure system that Iowa City, has settled over the. Midwest. First Accounts More of the same is expected ** 'rSl accords of the shooting Tuesday night and early Wednesday, with lows in the east predicted in the 30s, while the wee,tern part of the state indicated two suspects were seen running from the residence. Police said Tuesday the third suspect ran from the residence will have overnight lows in the immediately after the shooting. •. The other two left minutes later. m,d40s police said. Record low temperatures The suspects allegedly took were set in Des Moines, Burl- less than $10 from Beving's son. ington. Mason City, Storm Lake., John, IO, who was in the house Council Bluffs. Ottumwa, Wa- ■ at the time of the shooting. t n a The murder weapon has not terloo. Cedar Rapids, Sioux . , ., been recovered, police said. City, Spencer and Dubuque. Located Car In some spots in Cedar ^ car believed |0 have been Rapids, the temperature was driven bv Ayers was found Mon-' even colder. A 33-degree reading j day night m front of his "ome on the far northeast side was police said they do not know! substantiated by a thin film of what means 0f transportation are 14 percent higher than they were 12 months ago. The AP checked the prices of 15 food and non-food items in 13 cities on March I, 1973, and has an average of 6 percent, and Federal Trade Commission an-unchanged in one city. In the jounced acceptance Tuesday of 13th city, sugar was unavailable ja negotiated settlement which is the commission's opening wedge in a broad investigation of the $6-billion-a-year land development business. The five-member commission on one of the check dates. Grade-A medium white eggs went up in all 13 cities during August, rising an average 12 percent. rechecked at the beginning of I, , each succeeding month. *SJ^vey £overe<* AH>u- , , , , '(juorque, Atlanta, Boston. Chica-undn,m°usly approved the set- f iS t kS c. ' a, . s igo, Dallas. Detroit, laos Angeles, Bement despite complaints from ar UK Labor day weekend pro- ^ New York ,,h"adclphia.iothcr law enforcement officials v encouragement tor! Providencc Sa|t Lakc city' and! consumers. Seattle 80,n8 too easy 40 Percent Ip | The items on the checklist on (;AC ^ o' Miami Chopped chuck, center, In originally proposing the Newark Violence -UPI Telephoto ice on the windshield of car* All-Time Records If you're looking for all-time. Ayers is using. The two suspects were being, held in the Linn county jail Officials Lower Toll In Apartment Blast i 6 , , without bond pending court ar- all-t,me low records for this raignmcnts J* Tu(?sd time of year, the local tempera-! ___ ture books show it also hit a chilly 37 degrees on Aug. 30, 1915. The coldest September day! on record in Cedar Rapids was Sept. 30, 1899 when it was 22; BIRMINGHAM, Mich. (UPI) degrees. — An explosion tore through A local gardening center said two townhouses in a Detroit t h e overnight temperatures apartment complex Tuesday, le-"most certainly'' affected toma- veling both of them and hurling to plants, perhaps most vulnera-; shards of glass over a squabble to cold. block area. While ifs generally warmer A tbird townhouse was less near Che ground, the garden Pensively damaged, specialist said damage to toma-( Hospital, officials in Bir- ------------ jmingham said three persons (Continued: Page 3. Col. 6.) were hurt. Earlier, Birmingham police put the figure at 30. Nabbed as Spy ^ Birmingham fire depart- KARLSRUHE, West Germany ment spokesman said the blast. (API — Police have arrested an at a complex called the Wil-official of the Public Service I i a rn s b u r g Apartments, ap-Workers Union in Stuttgart on parently was touched off by a charges of spying for East Ceriman attempting to light a gas many since 1968. stove. While a Newark, N. J., police car burned, a young Puerto Rican held a small flag high over the wreckage near Branch Brook park Monday as a Puerto Rican folk festival erupted in violence. The city was reported to be relatively calm Tuesday after Puerto Rican residents staged massive demonstrations protesting alleged police brutality. Two men were wounded by gunfire in the violence and more than a dozen other persons were injured. The melee began in th park when a child was reportedly trampled by a policeman's horse. More than 40 percent of the were: total number of items checked went up during August. Eggs were up in every city checked — although they generally were cheaper than a year ago when $l-a-dozen eggs prompted consumers to seek other sources of protein. Sugar continued its seemingly relentless rise, increasing in ll cities during August. Pork chops were up in eight cities, i reflecting higher prices paid to farmers for their hogs. Peanut butter, which had remained fairly steady in price, went up in six cities last month. Coffee was up in eight cities. The survey showed that during August the marketbasket went up in every city surveyed except Dallas, where it dropped by a penny or a fraction of I percent. The average increase was 4'A percent. On the average, the bill for the marketbasket was. 23 per- cut pork chops, frozen orange settlement last March, the FTC juice, coffee, paper towels, de- had cited GAC with using mis- tergent, fabric .softener, butter,, |eac|ing tactics in selling land in eggs, peanut butter, tomato; ® , sauce, chocolate chip cookies, Horlda and Arlzona Much of milk, all-breef frankfurters and the land is in Florida and cost granulated sugar. buyers $1,500 to $2,000 per parcel. Under Investigation The commission has about 30 other land developers under investigation. The settlement, which was of-j fered for public comment before final action, required GAC to les have confirmed that the Pr°vidc w'tb rc* catalytic converters on many [unds valued at about $2.8 mil- 1975 automobiles will cause an bon and replacements in other Study: Smog Devices Emit Sulfuric Acid RALEIGH, N.C. (AP)-Stud- air pollution problem of their own, an Environmental Protection Agency official said Monday. The converters will be standard equipment on about 70 percent of the 1975 cars in order to meet federal air pollution standards. GAC developments for lots valued at $14 million. The refund provisions were attacked as too meager by Iowa Atty. Gen. Richard Turner and the interstate land sales office of the U. S. department of housing and urban development. The HUD agency, which ad eem hjgljer than it was on John Moran director of thc; ministers federal laws requiring March 1, 1973; 14 percent higher million study of registration and full disclosure than it was on Sept I. 1973; and a(J|A cn^la^|on problems, said ^ land developers, estimated ll percent higher than it was on . . . confirmed that thc the $2.8 million in cash refunds converters w.il produce emis- »«uld be inconsequential com- President Confers with Economic Advisers os Summit Approaches ! Jan. I, 1974. The agriculture department sions of su|furic'acid i says that food prices will con-jtinue to rise during the rest of! 1974, but at a slower rate than; ! previously. The department recently upped its estimate of howl much the over-all 1974 increase; would be, boosting it from 12 toj 15 percent because of the recent Moran and his colleagues first warned of the sulfuric acid problem in November. Since then, they have been testing prototype vehicles with the new converters. pared to the $30 million lost over the last six years by GAC customers who stopped paying on their property. The FTC provisions covered only a fraction of the customers who stopped payment because it permitted GAC to keep the They have found the conver- downpayment and first 30 drouth that damaged thc cornel-equipped cars give off .05 monthly payments as the com- crop and is expected to mean grams of sulfuric acid per mile pany's cost of selling the land, higher prices for meat, milk in a fine mist from the exhaust Millions" WASHINGTON (AP) — Cre-said the public must realize that j to blame government — not and poultry. . systems, while cars without ee*** dited with taking a forthright "there is no single answer to business and labor — for the na j Sugar Worst converters give off no sulfuric lunier complained that the • ,, • fi *• ii. " . , , ^ J , . acid, Moran said in an inter- formula "allows GAC to keep approach to national problems inflation or there is no single tion's economic woes. But that The sugar increases have view millions of dollars from those by AFL-CIO President George moment at which the light will will change under Ford's ad-been the largest. Since last Sep- He said the su]furjc acid who defaulted because of ueccp- Meany. President Ford held an- dawn and well all knowexactly j ministration. Meany said. tember, the price of a fiye-emissions could develop into a five practices." John Dean Set To Begin Watergate Prison Term other round of talks Tuesday with key economic advisers. Ford met in late morning with his economic counselor, Kenneth Rush; Chairman Alan Greenspan of the Council of Economic Advisers and L. William Seidman. who is in charge of planning for a Sept. 27-28 economic summit conference here. The President, who will chair a Thursday White House meet- what to do and when to do it." Painting a generally gloomy economic picture, Ash said: "Inflation isn't going to go down immediately just as we don't have a solution in front of us immediately. Itie battle and across many fields and the rate of inflation is not "Straight talk is this President's long suit and that is; what the country and her people! need," he said. Daley Comes Back Not by Demand health hazard in two years. The Turner, who said his own of-problem will affect people with flee has 50 complaints pending existing respiratory ailments against GAC, urged the FTC to From Recuoeration who breatbe in areas which require full restitution. r have many vehicles. The FTC issued no cxplana- Um t afi CHICAGO (AP) — Mayor He noted the EPA does not lion in announcing that it had »-.»v Meany, president of the Ahu- Da,ey returmxj to city hall require the converters It has, decided not to alter the terms of has to be fought constantly lCI0, W*nl(?nt t0 aa8ert that [he Tuesday for thc first time since however, forced auto manufac- the settlement. But in a letter to current inflation is not caused suffenng a m,jd stroke four turers to build cars that meet Turner, it explained, "The order by excessive demand and, months ag0 air quality standards passed by that we have arrived at consigning immediately down. hU h°0r» i U fU ut I Daley suffered the stroke May congress in 1970 tutes thc largest and most equi- ugn in rates ana l|8nt g arKj surgerv jun€ 2 Moran said all General Mo-table restitution provisions cos- "It may go down a litle bit money WASHINGTON (AP 1 — John Dean, the principal accuser of President Nixon in the Watergate scandal, is starting a one-to-four-year prison term Tuesday. He is scheduled to surrender to federal marshals. It was expected that he would be confined initially at Fort Holabird. Md., so that he will be available to testify at the Watergate cover-up trial which is to begin here Sept 30 Dean pled guilty last year to a charge of conspiring to obstruct justice in connection with the cover-up of the 1972 Watergate breakin. He has already; served as a prosecution witness in other Watergate-related trials. Judge John Siriea sentenced Dean on Aug. 2 and gave him until Tuesday to arrange his personal business and prepare for prison. Siriea said he would recommend that Dean Today'n Chuckle ie grew a heavy beard—to cr a multitude of chins. CooyrlaM spend bis sentenee in thc minimum security prison in Ix>m- poc, Calif. Dean and his wife, Maureen, have been living in a $110,000 home near Beverly Hills. Calif, since moving from Alexandria. Va., earlier this year. He wa? disbarred as a lawyer in Virginia for his role in the Watergate affair Dean. 35. was White House counsel during the critical period following the breakin and has said that he played a key role in orchestrating the coverup However, as the cover-up began unraveling in the spring of 1973, Dean started cooperating with thc Watergate special prosecutor's office. Nixon fired him on April 30.1973. 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"1/Ong Battle'* Meanwhile, top administration have to look for a long, difficult battle that will take many months, many quarters, in fact a year or two out into the future (Continued: Page 3, Col, 3.) (blood to the brain. Ironic Climax to 2-Year right verters this year. poor financial condition Sisasw?SiSrj?5 Blind Teacher Back —No Longer Blind probably as long as two years before inflation is reduced to a reasonable level. Ash, director of tho Office of I Management and Budget, also j sliced to "seven Today's Index Comics .......... 17 Crossword ..... 17 Dally Record ............ 3 Deaths ........3 Editorial Feature s . . ... 6 Farm ...12 Financial 18 Marion ll Movies ..........II Society 8.9 Sports ..... 13-15 State ... 4,5 Television ...........ll Want Ads ...19-23 would call reasonable rates "Sliced to Seven" He said "we would be well on the way" to licking inflation if the current double-digit rate is (percent) and on the way to five .. ." Ash said the key to dealing with inflation is "to produce more, relative to our consumption That, most of all, will get prices down." Ford received some unof- J filial economic advice Monday when Meany, in a Labor day radio address over CBS, urged the President to lay out for the public what Meany said were the hard facts of inflation, recession and unemployment. Meany said "the past five and! a half years of deceit and deviousness" have caused people POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y (AP'—Bruce Bevan returned to his job as a sixth-grade teacher Tuesday, a victor not only over the si'bool board that said a blind man couldn't teach, but over blindness itself. Bevan revealed to school officials this morning what only his friends had known — that a 34-hour operation last June has slowly, and perhaps just temporarily restored sight to his right eye. "I'm looking at you," the 40-year-old teacher, blind for four yeart*. told Poughkeepsie Middle School Principal Robert Timmons. "I don't know what he's talking about," a confused Timmons told onlookers. The principal later said he was "surprised and pleased ... I think its kind of ironical that the first day back for a blind teacher is for a teacher who is no longer blind." Thc school board, which lost a nearly two-year court battle to keep Bevan from teaching was not told of his restored sight. "If they had asked me, I would have told them. No one asked," said Bevan, who learned only last Friday that his right eye has 20-50 corrected vision. He is still blind in his left eye. Bevan taught here from 1962 until June, 1970, when he began going blind because of chronic diabetes. In February, 1973, the board sought his involuntary disability retire-ment, arguing that a blind man was incapable of performing such essential duties as taking attendance, correcting exams and maintaining discipline. Bevan. whose struggle won him hundreds of letters of support from across the nation. insisted his blindness had noth.ng to do with teaching ability, that he was just hitting hLs stride in his profession. Last month, as his vision was improving, he met with school officials to prepare for his return He said he wore dark glasses but "did things no blind man would ever do," such as reaching for a piece of candy on the table and pushing aside a chair in hts way. "It amazer me how unobservant people arc . . . You could be juggling, for God s sake, he said. Bevan said he lives with the "very real possibility" that he could go permanently blind at any time Surgery cannot correct his diabetes, which led to his blindness. "lf it happens, I'm prepared for it," he said, vowing that he would simply take his cane out of his closet and continue teaching. "I'm not gouig to have to fight my way through that door again," he paid. S iii-# j J- I ;
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Ryan Bloom wrote: > My modules are walking the scoreboard on every request to gather information > that is only stored there. Any locking will kill the performance of those modules. Since you have not offered any details about these modules, allow me to make some uneducated guesses and questions. I can assume, based on the limited information, that you are collecting information for some version of real-time information. Either to determine a single set of statistics (i.e. average X, or total Y), or to report some individual results/problems (i.e. snmp alerts, or real-time worker stats). I can certainly see that if you need to walk the entire SB every time that locking would be bad, causing all requests to be serialized by the SB lock. But do you *really* need to walk the whole SB? What I mean is that there are only two reasons that the information in any given worker changes: The worker processes a request or the worker goes away. Actually, both of these can be lumped into - the worker experiences a status change. It seems to me that you are walking the entire SB each time even though, at any given time from the requests perspective, only the worker processing the current request has changed. Any changes you happen to pick up for workers processing other requests will be incomplete until they have arrived at their next stable state, at which time you will walk the tree as a result of their request. What if we set up a "state change hook" that would provide your modules a hashable value and access to the worker. You would never need to walk the whole SB. Your function could use the current info to update just the part of your stats related to the worker that changed. It seems to me that something like this would provide your module with much better performance, as well as eliminate any problems with locking. Of course, due to my lack of knowledge of your code, this may not make any sense, but I'm always open to education. Enlighten me as to why walking the whole SB on each request is required when only the worker processing the request will be updated. My suggestion seems to reduce the processing to a single discrete event (i.e. worker X has changed state) instead of having potentially multiple overlapping walks of the SB happening, picking up bits and pieces of other state changes in progress. You will never run into the case where a single worker has multiple state changes happening simultaneously (unless your module code is really slow - which I doubt), therefore, locking should not be an issue and serialization should never be a concern. Access to the worker is guaranteed since the workers are in existence (either active or on the free list) until Apache has been restarted and all workers have quiesced (hence no state changes...) -- Paul J. Reder ----------------------------------------------------------- "The strength of the Constitution lies entirely in the determination of each citizen to defend it. Only if every single citizen feels duty bound to do his share in this defense are the constitutional rights secure." -- Albert Einstein
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