Children Of Heart Attack Victims Show Higher Risk
Findings from the Framingham study show that offspring of fathers who had premature heart attacks have higher blood pressure and cholesterol, are heavier, and smoke more. Researchers say both heredity and environment influence risk, urging prevention targeting children of affected parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fla
UPI
Framingham
Mass
American Heart Assn
Manning Feinleib
National Heart
Laingard Binod Institute
Feinleib
William Karmel
Peeta
Kanel
Bostor
Society for Women Features Verte Nunnally in Bridge Open
Verte Nunnally of Cedar Falls and Leroy Wieser of Waterloo won first in open pairs at the Gelwein Sectional duplicate bridge tournament. Dixie Teeple and Ron Virich placed sec ond. two Swiss teams tied for first in the constitution section. The event drew 122 players Saturday with 160 in the Swiss loan event Sunday at Hickory Grove Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verte Nunnally
Cedar Falls
Leroy Wieser
Inuehemlence
Gelwein
Dixie Teeple
Waterloo
Ron Virich
Independence
Alan Stout
Tipton
Carel Miner
Rochester
Royce McCray
Dick Nassif
Cedar Rapids
Ray Kleirv
Lyman Bort
Manchester
Stout
Bet Tomanka
Waverly
Ulrigh
Hickory Grove
Anthropologist says women cadets pushed beyond endurance
Dr Nore Scott Kinzer notes women at West Point faced extreme stress as "firsts" and often could not meet male standards. A six week summer program showed physiological gaps, yet dropout was low. Kinzer cites ongoing studies on women in combat roles and future draft implications.
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Fortlee
West Paint
Warner
Nore Scott Kinzer
Moriday
Kinzer
Project Athena
West Point
Sangeoss
Shufflers Warrett Lead Robber Bridge Game at Noebidga Park
Fragmented report shows The Shufflers Warrett team competing at Noebidga Park Christian Church with players Helen Kueter Frea Ehee Peg Wakson Vi Frisk Phyllis Deni son and Mary Koy Grail. Overall winners include AN Frink, Mor Denton, and Tea neat. Event scheduled next Phonday at Pe church.
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Warrett
Gowa
Noebidga Park Christian Church
Howth South
Helen Kueter
Frea Ehee
Peg Wakson
el Oxia
Easteent
Vi Frisk
Phyllis Denison
Mary Koy Grail
Karen Topher
Med AN Frink Ord Mor
Denton
Gona Wil Bie
Pe Church
Isolated Widow Keeps Living Alone on Canadian Border Island
Lydia Terry, 84, the lone resident of a small Namakan Lake island near International Falls, Minnesota, describes life in isolation for 22 years. She recalls winters with no mail, teaches herself to cope, and relies on neighbors for groceries and occasional visits. She values water, trees, and solitude, with a phone added years ago for emergencies and tourist calls.
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Lydia Terry
International Falls
Minn
Orly
Terry
America
Fins Jam
Pgo
Emil
Fsland
Namakan Lake
Idernational Falls
Torry
Envil
GOP Socialites Days Numbered Ahead of Carter Inauguration
Washington coverage notes the end of Republican social supremacy after eight years in power. The piece details expected shifts in White House social life, new faces at court, and a modest inaugural tone focusing on plain folks and working dinners rather than formality.
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Washington
GOP
Emmy Cartoe
John F. Kennedy
Dwight J. Eisenhower
White House
Mary Finch Unyt
Mia
Carter
Carters
Rosalynn
Smith Bagley
RJ. Reynolds
Bagley
St. Simons Island
Greg Schneiidern
Distri
Greg
Jack H. Watson, Jr
Atlanta
Watson
Bardyl R. Tirana
Vicki Rogers
Miss Rogers
Tirana
Mrs. Hoyt
Department of Transportation
Shower Honors Jeanne Kopecky Ahead of November Wedding
A miscellaneous bridal shower was held Sunday afternoon for Miss Jeanne Kopecky at 1827 First Street SW. Hostess Lothaogueats and co-host Mrs. Garlant Ashbacher of Swisher assisted by Mrs. Richard Senelroth of Hiawatha. Miss Kopecky is slated to wed Lt. Allen A. June, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. June Jr., at 3102 Bow ing Street SW on November 27.
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Jackie Esker
Geraldine Easker
Twenty-fifth Avenue
Jesse W. Smith
Wilkson Avenue Bay
Ted Hidinger
Davenport
Willium Wilhelm
Dyersville
Migs Enskey
Larry Kuenzi
Jana Drive
Charles Kueuzis
Twenty-fourth Street
Laurie Rozinek
Wenth Street
Blair House
First Avenue NE
Mines
Don Olson
Wes Cabrnoch
Robert Smejkal
Paul
Cecil Loman
Boone
Michel C. Platz
Lee Motz
Thompson Drive
Jeanne Kopecky
Lumir Kopecky
First Street
Lotha
Garlant Ashbacher
Swisher
Richard Senelroth
Hiawatha
Kopecky
Allen A. June
Paul M. June
Bowing Street
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Society For Women Features
Eastern Iowa
Mrs. Schmidt
Rntyh
Eleventh Avenue SE
Arthur Nesset
Maple Drive
Jack Crock
Anamosa
Judy Kubik
Jackie Easker
Ornerfouse Gallery & Fame
First Avenue S.E
Plain
Kirkwood
Kirkwood Harding Jr. Hi
Iowa City
Kkirkwood
Sears
ATP Sears
Save Satisfaction
Maary Park
Lindale Plaza
Owa
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