Soviet Nuclear Accident Reported by Los Angeles Times
The Times cited two anonymous American intelligence sources about a plutonium reactor accident in the Soviet Union near the Caspian region in late 1957 or early 1958. It involved an out of control reactor, no wholesale explosion, and limited relevance to present day safety.
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Subliminal therapy aid helps dieters at Tulane program
Boston AP reports psychologist Hal Becker claims subliminal imagery of slender people and insects over calorie foods motivates overweight patients. In sessions of 60 minutes weekly, dieters view video messages, with downcast images shown after. Of 42 attendees, 29 shed 11 to 20 pounds, many maintaining loss six months later. program costs $180 to join.
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Knight Singers to Perform at Warrenville Church of God
The Roy Knight Singers will appear at Warrenville Church of God Friday at 7 30 p m. The public is invited. Memorial Day was first observed in 1868 by order of General John A Logan, Grand Army of the Republic commander.
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USC Aiken to Offer Diabetes Education Series
USC Aiken Division of Nursing sponsors a four part health education series for diabetics starting at 7 30 p m Monday in Room 227. Sessions cover diabetes mellitus diet insulin injection oral hypoglycemic agents hygiene exercise travel sick days and foot care with a 5 registration fee.
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Evening Course Offers Principals of Business Management at USC Aiken
USC Aiken will offer a junior level principals of business management course in the evening during the second semester. Open to juniors or transfer students meeting upper level requirements for a BA in business administration. For more information contact the Admissions Office at USCA.
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Murderer Gilmore Seeks Firing Squad Execution
Salt Lake City AP reports convicted killer Gary Mark Gilmore has asked Utah Supreme Court to allow a firing squad execution next Monday. Two court-appointed attorneys seek a stay, appealing the capital-punishment statute review. A 3-2 court vote granted an indefinite stay pending review. Deputy Warden Hatch said Gilmore will face a court hearing at the State Capitol under tight security. He will be transported from Point of the Mountain prison about 20 miles south.
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