The Psychology Of Overweight Appetite and Remedies
A three year TOPS study at Deaconess Hospital Milwaukee links overweight to psychological factors more than physical ones. Resistant overweight women show emotional maladjustment and restlessness. doctors Isenberg and Elting suggest preoccupation or standing hobbies to reduce nibbling and appetite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deaconess Hospital
Milwaukee
Wis
Seymour Isenberg
L. Melvin Elting
Teaneck
N.J
Hughes criticized for executive privilege and war stance
The piece argues that Democratic attacks on executive privilege risk backfiring over excessive virtue. It highlights Senator Harold Hughes’s opposition to war and criticizes his stance toward the Commander in Chief and military policy, noting his aggressive questioning of defense officials and ceasefire terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes Alexander
Harold Hughes
Iowa
Percy
R-Ill
Jackson
Wash
Hughes
White House
Richard Nixon
Senate
Edmund Muskie
Nixon
Cambodia
Hanoi
Muskie
Department of Air Force
Ernest Fitzgerald
John Lavelle
U.S
Executive
Congress
Pennsylvania
Letters on peace stance and local garden views in Aiken
Readers discuss public secrecy in politics and the presidency, then share observations on spring blooms around Aiken. The letters praise garden beauty, note conservation lists, sidewalks need, dog concerns, and urge leaving wild plants undisturbed while celebrating nature’s rebirth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
Thomases
Midland Valley
Highway 1
South Carolina
Garden Club
Scandinavia
Man and Machine in SF Police Fines Data Glitch
Three lawsuits target San Francisco police over outdated computer readouts from the records department. The piece notes how once data enters the bank the computer returns a fixed answer, failing to reflect paid fines or dropped charges unless manually updated. It argues that human error lags behind rapid machine progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Records Department
California
Supreme Court rules for military spouse benefits expansion
The Supreme Court, in an 8 to 1 decision, held that armed forces regulations discriminated against women in uniform by denying dependent benefits to husbands. The ruling could boost female recruits and raise the number of military dependents, potentially increasing the cost of a volunteer army per GAO projections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Supreme Court
Armed Forces
Pentagon
Air Force
House
General Accounting Office
Honoring Parents Shapes Life and Nation
The fifth commandment links aging parents to duty and blessing. Respect stems from their age, experience, and affection, extended to guardians who act in loco parentis. Obedience fosters temperance, self control, and a long life, with a spiritual nation at stake in modern society.
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Isenberg
Ellsberg
Sister Davis
Wilon
Aiken, S.C
Samuel A. Cothran
Robert D. Cathcart
Lyndon Johnson
William Bundy
Kennedy
Johnson
God’s
Mobilgas
Marie H. Dahlen
Belvedere
North Augusta
John Harris
Belvedere- North Augusta
Home Service
Man and
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