Harvard Study Shows High School Smoker Trends
Harvard University researchers report in Cancer that in Newton Massachusetts mothers smoke 57.4 percent and fathers 49.9 percent. The study finds women outsmoking men in senior high school years and links smoking rate to socio economic status and education levels.
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Little Chance Seen For Consumer Bills
Washington reports a slow Capitol Hill pace for President Johnson's consumer protection program. Even supporters expect only a few items to pass this year, with pesticides screening, OTC stock info, and device inspections most optimistic. Truth-in-packaging and truth-in-lending faces bleak prospects amid broader bills on drugs cosmetics labeling meat and poultry.
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Progress reported in radiated foods by AP Special Report
Army researchers describe long term radiation work to preserve meat vegetables and fruit for longer shelf life. FDA has approved irradiated bacon and may approve potatoes oranges and lemons soon. Gamma rays or electron beams kill decay agents without leaving radioactivity and may extend global food security while not displacing canning or freezing.
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