Gray Hair Facts and Myths Across The Body
A report reviews graying as a complex natural process influenced by stress inheritance and hormones. It notes early onset can begin around age 15 with premature graying linked to thyroid pituitary testicular ovarian disorders and diabetes and contrasts perceived versus actual grayness while ruling out vitamins and diet as effective remedies.
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Los Angeles Times
James Nordlund
Department of Dermatology
University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
American Dermatological Association
National Institute of Arthritis
National Institutes of Health
Wisconsin
William Proxmire
Nordlund
Coleman Jacobson
Baylor Hair Research and Treatment Center
Dallas
Jacobson
Senators Turn Against Bork as Opposition Grows
Key senators including Byrd DeConcini Weicker and Chafee declare opposition to Judge Bork. Cranston cites 53 against and 42 for with five undecided while the White House plans to press for Bork at Sessions swearing in. A Rose Garden ceremony ends with a tense exchange as reporters press Reagan.
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Dennis DeConcini
D-Ariz
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
R-Conn
John H. Chafee
R-R.i
DeConcini
Bork
Alan Cranston
Cranston
Fitzwater
Reagan
White House
FBI
William Sessions
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Weicker and
Chafee
Sens
Arlen Specter
Pennsylvania
Judiciary Committee
Bob Packwood
Oregon
Ernest Hollings
South Carolina
David Boren
Oklahoma
Congress
Oval Office
Department of Education
Bill Plante
Cbs-Tv
Plante
Sam Donaldson
Abc-Tv
John Vassak
Donaldson
Family mourns after Buckner killings and memorial service
The Buckner family, central to a dairy farm, recalls a close bond as authorities reveal Kirk Buckner used a .22 caliber Saturday Night Special in a Sept 25 rampage. Neighbors hint financial stress as a possible motive while a large funeral procession honors Michael and Steve Buckner and sister Julie Schnick with 34 pallbearers.
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Michael
Steve Buckner
Julie Schnick
Kirk
Buckners
Wilburn Steward
Doctors foresee possible return of Reye's syndrome
The article notes that influenza-related risk for Reye's syndrome varies by year and doctors expect cases may rise again. Bell warns the illness is not finished, while Iowa reports no cases in 1986 or 1987 and a history of several cases in earlier years. Mortality in intensive care has been about 10 percent over the past decade.
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Bell
Reye
U of I
Gulf crisis widens as Iraq strikes targets and ships damaged
Destructive strikes attributed to Iraq target a military training center and a residential area in Baghdad, killing and wounding civilians.Iranian bombardments of Basra and oil facilities prompt Iraqi claims of rightful measures. Gulf salvage firms report damage to Seawise Giant at Larak Island, with Shining Star and World Admiral also hit but less severely.
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Baghdad
London
Iran
Cyrus
Gulf
Farsi
Revolutionary Guards
Basra
Iraq
The
Seawise Giant
Larak Island
Lloyd’s Shipping Intelligence Service
Japan
Gulf of Mexico
Larak
Island Navigation Corp. Inc
Shining Star
Marion Linn Mar discuss cooperation over potential merger
About 50 Marion and Linn Mar officials heard a Joint Study Committee report urging cooperation not merger. Recommendations include shared curriculum coordinator, joint buildings and grounds, pooled resources, shared transportation and food services, and pilot joint language and arts programs. Managers urged future board discussions and staff input.
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Eric Strand Azette
Marion Independent School Board
Jay Kacena
Marion
Linn Mar
Marion High School
Larry Twachtmann
Twachtmann
Linn
Easterday
Marion Independent Board
Virginia Folkers
Folkers
Linn-Mar
Ex-credit union official jailed for embezzling 7000 dollars
Kenneth Lowell former Bath Metro Credit Union office manager pled guilty to stealing 7000 dollars from the Waterloo financial institution two years ago He received a three year sentence with all but six months suspended and five years of probation He must repay 7000 dollars and undergo substance abuse treatment.
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Cedar Rapids
Bath Metro Credit Union of
Waterloo
Heritage Credit Union
U.S
David Hansen
Kenneth Lowell
Lowell
Hansen
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Landon 100th Birthday in Hospital Remains in Care
Former Kansas Gov Alf Landon, age 100, continued in satisfactory condition at Stormont Vail Regional Medical Center in Topeka. He has bronchitis and gall stone pain and will not be discharged for several days. He left his room for therapy but was too weak, though his appetite is good and he remains alert.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Alf M. Landon
Stormont-Vail Regional Medical Center
Landon
Stone
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