Low tar cigarettes shown to reduce death rates
Cancer scientists report first definitive evidence that smoking low tar and low nicotine cigarettes lowers deaths from lung cancer and coronary heart disease. Analysis of over one million people over 12 years shows medium and low tar nicotine smokers have fewer deaths than high tar nicotine smokers, though risks remain higher than non-smokers.
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Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y
UPI
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
E. Cuyler Hammond
American Cancer Society
Hammond and Associates
Tobacco Institute
Washington, D.C
Beer Gains Status as a Prestige Drink in U.S. Markets
New York based UPI report notes beer shifts from corner tavern to home alter branding and drive status. Imports grow about 20 percent yearly since 1971, with brands like Pilsner Urquell Foster's Heineken and Loewenbrau shaping the market while domestic brewers compete in bottles cans and kegs.
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UPI
United States
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U.S
Paul Lohmeyer
All Brand Importers, Inc
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Czechoslovakia
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Heineken’s
Holland
Loewenbrau
Munich
Britain
Canada
Cuba
Denmark
Finland
India
Ireland
Japan
Mexico
Norway
Poland
Spain
Sweden
Department of Commerce
Lohmeyer
Anheuser-Busch
First Colombian jury convicts husband in passion murder
In a historic verdict a Bogota jury finds Saul Garcia guilty of murdering his best friend Hernando Romero with a screwdriver after catching him with Garcia’s wife Aurora. Prosecuted by a woman, the case is hailed as a feminist milestone though Garcia awaits sentencing.
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Bogota
Colombia
UPI
Saul Garcia
Hernando Romero
Aurora
Garcia
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