Man Made Substance Claims to Reduce Cholesterol Levels
A synthetic compound sucrose polyester may lower cholesterol and heart risk by binding fats in the intestine and passing them from the body. Studies at University of Cincinnati and UC San Diego report 10-15 percent reductions in volunteers and dieters with potential dietary use as butter or oil substitutes, pending FDA considerations and safety.
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Carter to renew crude oil tax push to lift prices
President Carter will push again for congressional approval of a crude oil tax aimed at raising domestic prices toward world levels. The measure, previously killed by a Senate panel, could lift gasoline by up to 10 cents a gallon as world oil prices rise next year. In a separate case, John Maxwell Hunt was sentenced to 18 years for his mother’s "mercy killing", following a jury recommendation.
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Los Angeles Times
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John Benavides
Energy regs could cut foreign oil dependence
Energy Secretary James Schlesinger said new regulations vigorously enforced could reduce the United States oil import dependence by 400000 to 450000 barrels daily. He announced rules Wednesday to ban large new industrial and generating plants from burning oil or natural gas unless alternative fuels cost at least 50 percent higher.
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Washington (Ap
James Schlesinger
Schlesinger
Steel-haulers strike tests routes as violence flares
In Pittsburgh and across Pennsylvania, a dissident steel haulage strike led by FASH enters its fifth day with scattered shootings and rock throwing. Authorities warn a repeat of 1974 violence could loom if the stoppage lasts longer than a week.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Dennis Palaski
San Antonio Man Sentenced to 18 Years
A 45-year-old San Antonio man has been sentenced to 18 years in prison.
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San Antonio, Texas
San Antonio
U S Studies MIG 23 Presence in Cuba Under Review
The State Department says it is actively investigating reports of MIG 23 aircraft in Cuba to see if they breach the 1962 understanding between the United States and the Soviet Union. Spokeswoman Jill Schuker did not confirm discussions with Dobrynin or Cuba. An AP report noted 18 to 20 MIG 23s arrived in October, some viewed as capable of carrying tactical nuclear weapons.
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Drug arrests trigger melee at New Bedford High School
In New Bedford Massachusetts undercover drug arrests sparked a riot involving about 500 students and 30 officers. Fourteen youths were arrested for disturbing the peace. no serious injuries occurred as windows were smashed during the clash outside the school.
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Israel recalls Weizman from Washington for Cabinet on Egypt peace
Defense Minister Ezer Weizman is recalled from Washington to join a Cabinet meeting on the draft peace treaty with Egypt. He may stay to receive new Egyptian proposals, while Foreign Minister Dayan has already returned. The U S pledge of 3.4 billion dollars for Sinai withdrawal is reported, with details to follow after talks with Mondale. President Carter says no current plans for a new summit. Egypt’s Mubarak arrives in Washington with Sadat’s urgent message.
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In-space launch advances Venus probe mission
An atmospheric Sounder Probe detaches from the Transporter Bus in a historic space maneuver, marking the first separation of its kind and enabling three more Sunday launches. The probe will study Venus atmosphere and enter its atmosphere on December 9, as NASA notes.
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Malaysia seeks offers to take in Hai Hong refugees
Malaysia asks France and Canada to accept all or part of about 2,500 Vietnamese refugees refused asylum. Officials report 1,500 aboard the Hai Hong and 3,000 more in boats arriving in four days. Diplomatic sources say temporary asylum may be granted if France or Canada would accept the passengers.
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France
Canada
Amin Offers to Talk Peace in Tanzania Border Crisis
Radio Uganda quoted President Idi Amin saying he is ready to fly to Tanzania for direct talks to end the two week border war. He coupled the olive branch with a sharp personal attack on Tanzanian President Julius Nyerere.
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Kenya
Radio
Uganda
Idi Amin
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Cedar Rapids Gazette Promises Word Games and Advice
The Cedar Rapids Gazette announces Friday edition features Scrabble and crossword puzzles with Dear Abby for readers. The paper invites participation in word games, offering entertainment and guidance.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
Abby
Biggest spenders win most senate races study says
A Congress Watch study of disclosure statements shows biggest campaign spenders won 28 of 33 contested Senate races, with four incumbents defeated. The report cites figures like Sen Dick Clark spending $609,485 and rival Roger Jepsen $520,899 in the Jan 1 to Oct 23 period.
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Senate
Ralph Nader
Congress Watch
Mark Green
Thomas McIintyre
N.H
Dick Clark
Iowa
Edward Brooke
Mass
Robert Griffin
Mich
Federal Election Commission
Clark
Roger Jepsen
Jepsen
Body Found in Rubble of Aging Joplin Hotel Collapse
Police said searchers found a body in the rubble of the collapsed aging hotel in Joplin. One man was pulled alive earlier. a second remains missing. The unidentified victim was found about 75 feet from the spot where Butch Summers was rescued after 344 days.
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Joplin
Alfred
Butch” Summers
Larry Tennis
Summers
Cedar Rapids Gazette details and subscription rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette, established 1883, lists offices on Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406 and details subscription costs for carrier and mail editions. It notes no mail subscriptions in carrier areas and AP exclusive republication rights.
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Gazette Company
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Gazette
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