Coffee may raise cholesterol and heart risk study says
A Norwegian study of 7,368 men and 7,213 women finds heavy coffee drinkers nine or more cups daily have 14 percent higher blood cholesterol than light drinkers. Researchers caution further work, noting the link to heart disease is not settled.
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Boston
Norway
Boston University
Framingham
Dag S. Thelle
Egil Arnesen
Olav H. Forde
University of Tromso
New England Journal of Medicine
National Coffee Association
New York
Feds bust largest bald eagle crime ring in seven states
Federal agents disrupted Operation Eagle, arresting 48 suspects from California to Florida in a two year probe into illegal feather traffic. About 23 frozen eagle carcasses were shown, selling up to 1000 dollars each, with as many as 300 bald eagles slaughtered near a South Dakota refuge. War bonnets and other items made from eagle parts were sold to collectors in the United States and Europe. The probe targets killers and sellers, not legitimate dealers.
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Washington Post Service
Washington
California
Florida
James Watt
Stroy
Watt
Sioux Falls
S.D
South Dakota
United States
Europe
Interior Department
Fish and Wildlife Service
Bipartisan Senate plan urges national panel on US policy in Central America
Senators Henry Jackson and Charles Mathias propose a national bipartisan commission modeled after the 1947 Stimson panel to shape U.S. policy in Central America. The commission would include leaders from government business labor education religion and the Hispanic community and involve Central American nations in policy formulation. The effort coincides with a wartime relocation panel's report and compensation calls for evacuees.
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Washington
United States
Central America
Reagan
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Charles McC. Mathias
R-Md
Henry Stimson
U.S
Internment Losses Report on Japanese Americans
Washington study estimates that 120000 Japanese Americans suffered income and property losses totaling 149 to 370 million dollars during World War II. The findings precede a government commission’s recommendation on compensation for those held in camps.
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Commission On
Congress
Washington
ICF Inc
Gazette Wire Services
The Gazette Establishment and Subscription Details
The Gazette Company founded in 1883 publishes daily and Sunday editions from 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscription rates include carrier $1.95 weekly and mail options for Morning Editions and Sunday totaling $9.20 for 4 weeks or $95 for 52 weeks within the U.S. territories. no mail subscriptions where Gazette service exists.
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THE
Gazette
Gazette Company
Third Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
Associated Press
Shultz declares global opposition policy to the Soviets
Secretary of State George Shultz outlines a U.S. strategy to deter Moscow through enhanced Western military political and economic power replacing containment and détente. He says no early summit or arms talks are planned and the approach aims to deter via strength rather than trust.
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Washington Post
Washington
George Shultz
Reagan
U.S
Soviet Union
United States
Shultz
Moscow
Owen chosen to lead Social Democratic Party in UK
David Owen, former foreign secretary and founder of the Social Democratic Party, was selected to succeed Roy Jenkins as party leader. Jenkins resigned after the party and its Liberal allies placed third in the June 9 election. The decision followed an uncontested meeting of the SDP MPs. a member vote will not be held.
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Shultz
Soviet Union
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Alexander Haig
State Department
National Security Council
Reagan
London
David Owen
Labor
Social Democratic Party
Roy Jenkins
Social Democratic
Liberal Alliance
Jenkins
Owen
Andropov ally promoted to central committee post in move
The Communist Party broadened the powers of Yuri Andropov ally Grigory V Romanov by naming him to the Central Committee secretariat. The reshuffle stopped short of large leadership changes or additions to the Politburo, but analysts saw the move as strengthening Andropov's control.
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Communist Party
Yuri Andropov
Grigory V. Romanov
Leningrad
Central Committee
Andropov
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