Pot Users Less Likely To Smoke Cigarettes
Columbia University researchers report in a national survey that adolescents who have used marijuana are less likely to be cigarette smokers. Among 1701 youths aged 12 to 17, 83 percent of those who used marijuana ten times or less smoked cigarettes, versus 64 percent for those with 60 or more uses.
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Newark
N.J
Columbia University
The
University
School of Public Health
Eric Josephson
Columbia
South
Josephson
Oldtime magazines return to stands in revival
The Saturday Evening Post and Liberty Magazine resume publication after declines in circulation and ad revenue, while Collier's remains out. New Post management under Beurt Ser Vass and Norman Rockwell support aims, pricing sets $1 newsstand and $6 annual subscription, with quarterly editions starting 1972. Liberty pivots to old content curated by Matty Simmons to relaunch as New Liberty.
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Saturday Evening Post
Liberty Magazine
Collier’s
Liberty
The
Post
Dale Steiger
Look and Life
Steiger
Waldorf-Astoria
TWA Airlines
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Dallas
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Independent News Co
New” Post
U.S
Great Britain
Curtis Publishing Co
Federal Trade Commission
Matty Simmons
Twenty First Century Communications Inc
Diners Club
San Francisco Warriors
National Lampoon
Simmons
Churchill
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Stalin
Mussolini
Albert Einstein
Mahatma Gandhi
Jack Dempsey
Shirley Temple
Senators Press Nixon to Block School Lunch Regulation Plan
Forty four senators urged President Nixon to keep the old school lunch rules, warning new USDA regulations would cost states millions and force many schools to cut lunches. They cited specific state losses and argued funds would not be replaceable from state or local sources.
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Washington
Nixon
Gale McGee
D-Wyo
Senate Agriculture Appropriations Subcommittee
Robert Byrd
West Virginia
Agriculture Department
Missouri
California
Massachusetts
Ohio
Georgia
Florida
Congress
Philip Hart
Dmich
George McGovern
D.D
Marlow Cook
R-Ky
Senate
McGovern
Committee On Nutrition and Human Needs
Department
Hot Weather Threatens Cherry Crop In Oregon
Union County agriculture officials warn cherry growers may lose as much as 250000 this year after a month of hot dry weather. Paul Johnson of Pumpkin Ridge notes 10 days at 100 degrees or higher and temperatures above 90 for most of the remaining days. One large firm says the weather has made the entire crop unusable except salvage.
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LA Grande
Ore
Union County
Paul Johnson
Pumpkin Ridge
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Robert M. Layne
Glastonbury
Curtis
Beurt Ser Vass
Cowles Publications
Norman Rockwell
Ser Vans
Rockwell
Ser Vaas
Nelson Rockefeller
Ted Sorenson
Mike Burke
Middle America
Fred Birmingham
America
Moore
Bliys
Alvin
Otto OO
Remington
Wer
Pense
Eee
Pinos
WTF
S. Court St
Athens, Ohio
W. Columbus St
Nelsonville, Ohio
Bank Americaid and Master Charge Welcome
USDA
Agriculture
Clifford Hardin
Jayne’s
State Street
Athens
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