Scientists Warn About Health Risks Of Caffeine Laced Cola
A historic report warns that cola drinks with added caffeine may pose health risks especially to children. It cites studies linking high caffeine intake to nervousness heart and blood sugar effects, plus potential impacts on cholesterol and fatty acids.
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Tome Washington Polerat
Serene
Asien
Euch Cola
Secrétary of Health, Educaton and Welfare
Robert Finch
Finch
Oglesby Paul
Northwestern University Medical School
Postgraduate Medicine
Paul
Altough
Samuel Betlett
Division of Cardiology
Philadelphia General Hospital
Bellett
Journal of Pharmacology and Expermental Therapeutics
Bellet
Envronmental
di Benlett
Emanuel Cherashin
Department of
Oral Surgery
University of Alabama Methcal Center
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Ceraskin
Thefts Of Airline Tickets Raise Federal Security Urgency
Airlines face growing loss from stolen blank ticket stock used to manufacture fraudulent passes. Investigations note agency thefts, multi state sales, and potential millions in losses. Officials call for FBI involvement and new federal laws to curb trafficking and reduce traveler risk.
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Los Angeleses
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Va ‘Trans+ port Assa of
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FBI
Mason R. Maddux
Dmted
Caliornia
Los Angeles
New York
Maddux
Amline
Bas Vegas
Lorente
Petit Jury Reports For Duty On Monday
Mason County Circuit Court opens with the petit jury reporting at 9 am Monday for new duties. Grand jurors have met and issued indictments but may be recalled through February. Also noted, Paul Dixon takes a four week vacation starting January 2 with Jack Lescoulie replacing him on the daytime show.
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Mason County Circuit Court
Grand Jury
Dixon
Paul Dixon
Jack Lescoulie
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Ohio State
Avco Broadcasting
Ohne
Census shows rise of female headed poor families in urban areas
The Census Bureau reports a shift in urban poverty with female headed households becoming dominant among poor families from 1960 to 1968. It notes 5 percent of poor urban children live in such homes for Black families, versus 29 percent for poor white children, and outlines thresholds and age factors affecting employment in poverty areas.
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Washingtan Fan Noe Service
Washington
Census Bureau
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