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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1982

Page

4

Left Handed People Linked to Learning and Immune Issues

Harvard expert Dr Norman Geschwind reports studies showing higher rates of childhood learning disabilities and autoimmune diseases in left handers. He attributes this to male hormones like testosterone linking left handedness with dyslexia autism delayed speech and migraines in both children and adults.

San Francisco Harvard Norman Geschwind Endocrine Society Geschwind Peter Behan Glasgow Scotland

Kosinski Accused of Compositional Help by Assistants

Village Voice reports Jerzy Kosinski used assistants to draft parts of his books while he retained authorship claims. Barbara Mackey says aides wrote sentences while Kosinski crystallized ideas, and Richard Hayes recalls manuscript edits and being asked to poeticize an exotic passage.

New York UPI Jerzy Kosinski The Village Voice Kosinski Paris Voice Barbara Mackey Ms. Mackey Richard Hayes Hayes

Moore loses bid to inherit Hughes estate in Texas

Terry Moore, who claimed she secretly married Howard Hughes in the 1940s, lost her appeal for a share of the billionaire's estate. The Texas Supreme Court found no evidence of a valid marriage and a lower court had dismissed her claim.

Austin Texas Terry Moore Howard Hughes Miss Moore Hughes Texas Supreme Court Houston

Rehnquist Returns Home After Brief Hospital Stay

Supreme Court Justice William H. Rehnquist left the hospital after a three day stay and said to resume duties next week. Officials gave no details on the nature of the minor surgery he underwent and declined to specify ailment.

Washington Supreme Court William H. Rehnquist Rehnquist

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