Justice won’t block order to turn over Dr X files
A second Supreme Court justice refused to block a New Jersey judge’s order demanding the New York Times turn over reporter files in the Dr X curare murder case. The Times faces today’s NJ Superior Court deadline to comply, while the paper weighs its options amid a criminal trial.
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New York Times
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William Arnold
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Supreme Court
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William Brennan
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Jascalevich
Riverdell Hospital
Oradell
Aspirin Cuts Stroke Risk for Men with Symptoms
Boston AP report notes four daily aspirin tablets cut stroke and death risk by 48 percent in men with warning signs. Canadian researchers find no protection for women. Study by Canadian Cooperative Study Group published in New England Journal of Medicine led by Dr Henry Barnett.
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America
National Heart and Lung Institute
Food and Drug Administration
United States
New England Journal of Medicine
Henry Barnett
University of Western, Ontario
Poorly educated heart patients face higher fatal risk
A UPI report notes heart attack survivors with low education may have up to a threefold increase in the risk of a fatal follow-on heart attack compared with better educated patients. Researchers from the Health Insurance Plan of Greater New York suggest stress coping tools and related factors tie education to outcomes.
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New England Journal of Medicine
College resident assistant named at Morningside College
Cedar Rapids brief notes that Phil D Heath of 1501 Sierra Drive NE is named resident assistant for next school year at Morningside College Sioux City. He will serve in Roadman Hall housing 300 men students offering a glimpse of campus life and housing.
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Morningside College
Sioux City
Roadman Hall
Bob's Club Winners Highlight Mitchell Movement at YWCA
Winners in Mitchell movement at the YWCA include North-South first Bill and Frank Jennings and second Jo Beers with Bob Hertzog. East-West first James Ott and Ralph Zelhofer, second Bill Haney and Al Rubach. Upcoming game Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. at the YWCA. Also lists medalists, flights, and an upcoming U N observance planning meeting in Cedar Rapids with 50 participants.
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Jo Beers
Bob Hertzog
James Ott
Ralph Zelhofer
Bill Haney
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YWCA
Notice to Bidders for Benton County Projects in Iowa
Sealed bids will be received by the Benton County Board of Supervisors in Iowa until 1 30 o clock August 2 1975 for contracts including general construction mechanical electrical. Plans on file at multiple plan rooms with bid deposits and bond requirements. The county reserves the right to reject bids and hold for 30 days. a pre bid conference may be held if questions arise.
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Public bids sought for Cedar Rapids district project
Sealed proposals for furnishing all materials and equipment, installing burners and related work for the Roosevelt Junior High School project in Cedar Rapids are due at the Cedar Rapids Public Service Center. Bids require a bid bond or certified check of 5 percent and must be submitted to the Secretary of the Cedar Rapids Community District. The contract will be awarded based on bid and compliance with bidding rules, with a public hearing to follow and details available from the Linn County Auditor and the Cedar Rapids Community Safety Communications Board.
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The Professor’s bridge play seals a grand triumph
The Professor executes a precise four to five loser reduction turning a potential collapse into a near flawless victory. He opens with the dummy ace of hearts and a spade lead before a controlled trump break, then uses clubs and diamonds to force West to concede. West finally goes empty as dummy’s last trump seals the deal.
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Ask the Experts The Gazette invites bridge questions
A reader asks about a bridge auction after an opening spade and three spades response. The plan is to bid six and invite seven, starting with a four diamond bid. Send questions with stamped self addressed envelopes for possible publication and a copy of Jacoby Modern.
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