Seven year heart disease study under way results expected
The National Heart and Lung Institute runs three large trials to test if low cholesterol diets, smoking cessation, and blood pressure control can cut heart attack rates. Up to 4,000 men in one study, 12,000 in another, and 11,000 in a blood pressure trial join efforts costing about 256 million dollars through the early 1980s.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Korea
Ivan D. Frantz
University of Minnesota
National Heart and Lung Institute
Frantz
William B. Kannel
Framingham
Mass
American Heart Association
Basil Rifkind
Rifkind
NHLI
University of Chicago
Robert W. Wissler
Heart Association
Joseph L. Goldstein
University of Texas’ Southwestern Medical School
Dallas
Richard S. Ross
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Baltimore
Rosenman
Ross
PTA Leader Links Violence to School Life Costs
Mrs. Walter G. Kimmel, PTA president, testifies before a Senate subcommittee about the $600 million annual toll of arson vandalism and theft in U.S. schools. She urges federal support for causes of violence, alternate programs, teacher training and security. The PTA stresses home stability as key to reducing violence and boosting education quality.
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National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Chicago
U.S. Senate
Walter G. Kimmel
PTA
Kimmel
California
Bicentennial Lecture at Clark Art Institute Sunday
Williamstown Massachusetts station marks the next talk in a series celebrating American life and art. Williams College professor William H. Pierson Jr will discuss Thomas Eakins and Walt Whitman in a study titled Faces. The talk begins at 3 p.m. at the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute.
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Clark Art
Williamstown
Mass
Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute
William H. Pierson Jr
Massachusetts
Williams College
Thomas Eakins
Walt Whitman
United States
Pierson
Winterthur
The
Berkshire County Historical Society
Trustees of Reservations
On set gunfire turns real at Los Angeles filming
A computer school shooting wounded seven and killed one during a TV location shoot for Jigsaw John. Student Neil Liebeskind fired a 12 gauge shotgun, then was shot by a retired officer and MGM guard before dying. witness accounts describe chaos as cameras rolled.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Neil Jordan Liebeskind
Liebeskind
Pastore
Fawez Zock
Fernando Alcivar
MGM
Howard Barnes
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San Francisco
Ray H. Rosenman
Meyer Friedman
Patricia MC Cormack
UPI Education
Wilson C. Riles
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Grand Union
BOOTS
Main
Bennington
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Seediess Juicy
Laconia
Nashua
Littleton
Claremont
Lebanon
N.H
Bellows Falls
Vermont
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