Oregon geneticist links LSD to unusual blood cell damage
A University of Oregon geneticist reports an unusually high rate of genetic damage in blood cells among a small study group exposed to LSD in New York. The finding opens questions about drug impact on genetic material and warrants cautious further research.
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Drug sources for US heroin and LSD genetic effects
France was named as the source for about 30 percent of heroin smuggled into the United States, with 80 percent manufactured from Turkish diverted opium. Mexico and the Far East also contribute.Separately a New York study links LSD use to genetic disruptions in blood cells, with six of eight Oregon and New York cases showing chromosomal abnormalities, including in a baby exposed in utero.
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Torana Roars Ahead with Bold 1970s Style and Brabham Spirit
The new Holden Torana showcases a striking design and ready performance. A 70.7 cubic inch engine powers an out-front drive while a wide track and full-coil suspension promise smooth handling. An all-synchromesh four-speed gearshift aims to unleash a Brabham-like driving urge.
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Rhodesia gun battle leaves four Africans dead near Karoia
Four Africans were shot dead by security forces about 140 miles northwest of Salisbury after a patrol approached a parked furniture van. A security member was injured. The government said the dead were terrorists with suspected Communist training and that they possessed automatic rifles a machinegun and grenades. Subversive pamphlets from a banned nationalist group were found.
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Rhodesian leaders downplay impact of sanctions
Two Rhodesian business figures said sanctions are less effective than expected. John Cameron and Jack Robinson claimed Rhodesia’s economy remains stable with a healthy trade balance and continued exports to Zambia, Mozambique, South Africa, and other nations. They noted luxury item scarcity but no essentials shortage and expected more countries to bypass sanctions.
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Vatican opposes artificial birth control amid population debate
In a private audience with Indian Health Minister Dr Chandrasekhar the Pope voiced strong opposition to any form of scientific contraception or abortion. He noted the Vatican is still studying population issues and stressed eternal Church values while suggesting emigration and cultivation of unused lands as potential fixes for India's growth.
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Seoul Vessels Protect Fishing Fleet Near Yonpyongdo
South Korean vessels patrolled near Yonpyongdo Island about 75 miles northwest of Seoul to shield southern fishing boats. It marks the third notable naval incident between the two nations this year. Earlier on January 19 Communist shore batteries sank a South Korean escort craft near the demilitarized zone.
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Danish royal wedding faced protest threats by anti royalists
Denmark faced disruption threats as anti royalists planned acts during Crown Princess Margrethe's June 10 wedding in Copenhagen. They proposed releasing white mice, launching a power outage, and squirting tomato sauce on dignitaries from windows along the procession route at Holmens Church.
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