Study of POW bone loss reveals serious deficiency
University of Michigan study of 108 airmen formerly held as prisoners of war in North Vietnam finds significant bone loss. X rays show 10 to 45.8 percent lower bone mass than normal for their age, with 25 percent severely affected and many cases resembling older individuals. Causes include protein vitamin and calcium deficiencies, infectious disease, dysentery, and inactivity.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
UPL
North Vietnam
University of Michigan
Sindey Gam
U-M Center For Human Growth and Development
Japan
International Congress of Nutrition
Gar
U.S. Air Force
Garn
Newsman Farr Loses Bid on Source Disclosure Contempt
A Ninth Circuit appeals court ruled reporter William T Farr was in contempt for refusing to reveal his source of an alleged confession in the Charles Manson case. The court held the first amendment does not shield a newsman when a court orders disclosure to protect defendants' due process rights. Farr, now with the Los Angeles Times, argued for press freedom but was upheld in contempt and maintained custody as the trial court’s order stood.
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San Francisco
UPD
Los Angeles
Wiliam T. Farr
Charles Manson
Farr
Herald Examiner
Los Angeles Times
District Court
Wei
Brown names acting director to troubled transportation department
Gov Edmund G Brown Jr named Sid McCausland acting director of the cash strapped Department of Transportation as Howard Ullrich remains as a department consultant. McCausland, deputy secretary of the Business and Transportation Agency, will lead until a permanent director is chosen.
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Sacramento
UPL
Edmund G. Brown
Sid McCausland
Department of Transportation
Howard Ullrich
Reagan
McCaausland
Business and Transportation
Brown
Ullrich
McCausland
Assembly Transportation Committee
Obituary for Dennis Salazar Fremont resident at 47
Dennis Tito Salazar of Fremont died Monday. A funeral Mass will be at St Leonard's Church Wednesday with burial at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward. Survived by Palmira wife eight children and many relatives. assemblyman by trade and IOOF member. Private services for Stephen Getlik Fremont resident and engineer follow standard notices. Donations preferred to the American Heart Association.
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Dennis ‘Tito’ Salazar
Fremont
Tses
Peralta Blvd
St. Leonard's Catholic Church
Holy Sepulchre
Hayward
Salazar
Independent Order of Foresters
Palmira
Maria
Cathleen
Joseph
John
Jose Salazar
Henry
Lewis Salazar
San Francisco
Margaret Hieaze
Ruffina Conneally
Los Angeles
Cathy Lewis
Florida
Stephen John Getlik
Nuclear transport dangers cited in New York affidavit
UPI reports a New York affidavit estimating that 2,000 to 48,000 lung cancers could arise from a plutonium air crash under certain weather, with up to 100,000 people at risk in a broad area. Marvin Resnikoff and John Gorman cite evacuation needs and wide economic disruption, as Scheuer seeks a ban on air shipments until safety is certified.
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New York
UPI
James H.scheuer
D-N.y
Marvin Resnikoff
State University of New
Resnikoff
John Gorman
University of California At Berkeley
New York City
U.S.A
Gorman
Scheuer
Congress
Ford
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Cannonball Adderley dies at 46 in Gary Indiana
Jazz great Cannonball Adderley died in Gary Indiana after a coronary arrest at a hospital. Born September 15 1924 in Tampa Florida he bridged bop and modern jazz blending blues church roots and funky late 50s styles. He played with Miles Davis and George Shearing and earned Downbeat alto sax star of the year in 1959.
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United Prixa Votartational
Julian
Cannonball" Adderley
Gary
Ind
Corennary
Charlie Parker
Jaz
Bennie Carter
Mitchell
Cannonball
Adderley
Tampa
Fla
Florida
Cannonball Adderley
US Naval School of Music
Washington
Florida Agricultural and Mechianical College
Cale Bohemia
New York
Nat
Miles Davis
George Shearing
Tie
Capital Records
Newport
Downbeat
Playboy Magazine
New solar system theory links star explosion to sun rotation
Judd Boynton of Geophysics Labs and Research in Berkeley presented a theory at a Northern California astronomy conference asserting that a giant star explosion created a dwarfed companion that reversed the sun s rotation and shaped planetary formation. He says elements above hydrogen formed in stars and that the dwarf s impact caused the sun to spin unevenly.
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San Francisco
UPS
Judd Boynton
Geophysics Labs
Berkeley
Bugnton
Astronomical Association of Northern California
Western Amateur Astronomers
The
Association of Lunar and Planetary Observers
Boynton
Cop Stabbed During Fight With Motorcyclists in Van Nuys
Off duty rookie officer Joseph Myers, seven months on the force, was stabbed in the stomach while breaking up a motorcycle group fight at a Van Nuys drive in restaurant. He underwent surgery at Van Nuys Community Hospital and was listed in serious but stable condition.
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van Nuys
UPS
Joseph Myers
Van
Mws Community Hospital
BART Fare Hike Discussion Ahead of Board Meeting
An after-work public session in Oakland will discuss proposed BART fare increases averaging 25 percent systemwide, with 19 percent East Bay 21 percent West Bay and 28 percent for transbay rides. Parking fees of 25 to 50 cents are proposed for various lots during operating hours.
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Oakland
Bay Area
East Bay
West Bay
Transbay
Frank Herringer
BART
Id Bureau of Labor Statistics
Fremont
Union City
South Hayward
Hayward
Concord
Pleasant Hill
Walnut Creek
Lafayette
Orinda
Lake Merritt
Daly Cry
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Stephen J. Getlik
Getlik
San Jose
Betty
Elizabth Menning
Newark
American Heart Association
Donald “Deke” Slayton
Thomas Stafford
Vance Brand
Hawaii
Tare
Ton
D.C
Space
Charles Mitchell
Downbeat Magazine
Mercy
Olgs James
Corona, N.Y
Dwynton
Poe
Nion
Avrovn
Long's Orage
Orme
Gonhen
Madwary
Po Ed Og Hay
Gorton
Tur Arcus
Hees
Danny
Hodt Sparks, Publicha
Pecm
Cab Norris
Secany Cloke Matley
Ne Acu
Freon
Calle Me
Mars
Fremont Iva
Arama
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