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Experts discuss Alzheimer’s disease, work to find cure

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By Alicia Richards Verified
| WHTM-TV (Harrisburg, PA) Verified
(WHTM) — A global campaign is marking Brain Awareness Week through Sunday, and Penn State professors are explaining some of the science behind the brain. “100 years ago, we had very crude technology. There was very little we could do to fix problems,” said Patrick Drew, professor of engineering, science, and mechanics at Penn State. “We didn’t understand the origin of many neurological disorders.” Things have changed dramatically in a century.
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Local veteran recalls preventing major catastrophe in Vietnam Original

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By Alicia Richards Verified, Hayden Sherry Verified
| WHTM-TV (Harrisburg, PA) Verified
(WHTM) — As we continue our series, “Veterans Voices,” we meet a Midstate man credited with preventing a catastrophe in Vietnam. Rick Olson of Silver Spring Township, Cumberland County, had a successful 30-year career at IBM as a project manager and consultant. Before that, he was an Airman First Class in Vietnam. When Olson was 19, he did not want to be drafted, so he signed up to join the Air Force. “I was actually anxious to get there because I was a bomb loader.
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Harrisburg Mayor Wanda Williams talks downtown, second term Original

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By Alicia Richards Verified, Brady Doran Verified
| WHTM-TV (Harrisburg, PA) Verified
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM)– Harrisburg Mayor Wanda Williams agreed to pay the city $912 last week after the State Ethics Commission flagged her for using a city-owned dumpster for her personal use. She refused to comment on the issue, but she was willing to discuss Tuesday’s election with abc27’s Alicia Richards. abc27 News interviewed City Treasurer Dan Miller, who is challenging Mayor Williams for the position, last week. Mayor Williams has now made her own comments on the city.
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