Women show resistance to coronary disease despite work stress
Dr. William Hazzard of the University of Washington told an American Heart Association symposium that women show remarkable resistance to coronary disease and now outlive men. He notes estrogen’s supposed protection is unlikely and that the gender longevity gap widens as women enter stressed working life.
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Los Angeles
William Hazzard
University of Washington
American Heart Association
Hazzard
Athens Fire Department to Offer Free CPR Training
The Athens Fire Department, led by Firemen Robert Troxel and Robert Canning, will run free CPR Assist training jointly sponsored by the Central Ohio Health Chapter and the Athens Rotary Club. Classes start with two three hour sessions and weeks of new offerings, limited to 20 participants each, with registration via 592-1766.
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Athens Fire Department
Robert Troxel
Troxel
Robert Canning
Fire Department
Central Ohio Health Chapter
Athens Rotary Club
American Red Cross
Ron Bumgardner
Dave Linscott
Mont Bennett
Jerry Ferguson
Columbus Road
The
Heart Association
Athens County Heart Branch
Rotary Club
Herb Amey Brooks
Athens County
American Heart Association
Miners Back Mondale on Safety at UMW Session
Cincinnati delegates to the United Mine Workers convention cheered Walter Mondale as he pledged to prioritize mine safety, criticizing the Coal Mine Act and the black lung benefits system. They endorsed Mondale Carter COMPACT and urged federal action on a uniform strip mining bill while noting differences over state versus federal enforcement.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
United Mine Workers Convention
White House
U.S
Walter F. Mondale
D-Minn
Mondale
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
UMW
Joseph Cruce
Legislative and Political Action Committee
West Virginia
West
Arnold Miller
Miller
Carter Campaign On The Road As Ford Hints News Conference
Jimmy Carter resumes campaigning after rest and policy study ahead of a debate with Ford while Ford weighs a possible news conference over Watergate probe reports. Both Dole and Mondale promote campaigns in Pennsylvania as White House officials refuse to comment on the inquiry.
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Associated Press
Jimmy Carter
Ford
Watergate
Carter
Washington
White House
Bob Dole
Walter Mondale
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Ron Nessen
Nessen
Mondale
Nixon Memoir Report Denied by Spokesman
AP reports Nixon has not written the Watergate section of his memoirs and a NYT claim of his innocence is false. Franklin Gannon says Nixon has not drafted those pages. The Times cited pages and expected content while Jeb Magruder accuses Nixon of involvement and perjury in a Park College lecture.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Franklin Gannon
San Clemente
Calif
Richard Nixon
the Times
Gannon
Times
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Watergate
Magruder
Park College
Medicare Patients Face Record Increase in Out of Pocket Costs
The Social Security Administration boosted the Medicare patient share by 19 percent effective January 1. The first day bill rises to 124 for up to 60 days, with daily co pays increasing for extended stays and skilled nursing care. Total Medicare hospital insurance costs rise to 16.1 billion in 1977.
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Washington
Social Security Administration
Social Security
James B. Cardwell
Medicare
Democrats Accept Rhodes Invitation for Sunday Meeting
Democrats in Ohio confirmed they will attend Gov. James A. Rhodes’s Sunday meeting to discuss industrial tax incentive legislation. House Speaker Vernal G. Riffe Jr and Senate Majority Leader Oliver Ocasek rejected press questions, citing a governor’s letter and veto record while opposing Rhodes’s agenda.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
House
Vernal G. Riffe, Jr
New
Boston
Senate
Oliver Ocasek
Akron
Riffe
Ocaskek
Rhodes
Ocasek
General Assembly
Rhodes Republican
Spon
Yard Sale Draws Crowd in Athens Area
Michael Hargraves hosted a yard sale at 42 Town Send Place Athens drawing about 30 shoppers with most items sold. The event met strong turnout with buyers purchasing a wide range of goods.
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Michael Hargraves
Townsend Place
Athens
Athens station bids top estimates in Southeast Ohio EMS drive
The Southeast Ohio Emergency Medical Service bids for a new Athens station exceed estimates and county commissioners may seek extra federal funds. Also notes approval of four children’s residential mental health facilities in Southeastern Ohio by the Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation. Also mentions Ohio League of Women Voters not supporting Issue 4 but backing utility rate reform. Also references political and international items on Congress veto votes and arms treaty discussions.
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Athens
Southeast Ohio Emergency Medical Service
Ohio
Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation
Ohio League of Women Voters
Harrises Indicted in Hearst Kidnapping Case
Oakland AP report notes William and Emily Harris, tied to Patricia Hearst, indicted for the Hearst kidnapping years ago. Hearst's lawyers also seek a new trial on the armed bank robbery sentence of seven years.
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Oakland
Calif
William and
Emily Harris
Patricia Hearst
Alameda County
Miss Hearst
Compromise clean air bill delays auto exhaust standards
House and Senate conferees reached a agreement to delay auto exhaust standards on two pollutants for one year. The measure aims to ease new car emission requirements pending final approval by lawmakers.
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Washington
House-Senate
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Chad) Cooley
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U.N. General Assembly
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Mount Vernon
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