Wipe out cigarettes would cut deaths and disease
A federal health expert said eliminating cigarette smoking could reduce cancer deaths by 15 to 20 percent and heart attack deaths by about 20 percent. He cited WHO findings that smoking causes most lung cancer and that quitting for ten years lowers risk toward non-smoker levels.
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Atlanta
UPI
Daniel Horn
National Clearinghouse For Smoking and Health
Horn
National Center For Disease Control
World Health Organization
WHO
The
National Clearinghouse
CDC
United States
Catholic bishops condemn religious repression in eastern Europe
Catholic bishops condemn religious repression across eastern Europe linking Protestant and Jewish distress with U.S. policy. Hearings before the Helsinki Commission note Soviet restrictions on church activity and similar limits in Czechoslovakia and Ukraine. They urge Western pressure and solidarity with persecuted churches in Belgrade and beyond.
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Europe
U.S
Commission On Security and Cooperation In Europe
Congress
Executive Branch
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Holy See
Ukraine
Lithuania
Albania
East
Belgrade
Peter Reddaway
Joint Commission
New Mexico cattle on feed at April 1 drops to second lowest since 1966
New Mexico Crop and Livestock Reporting Service cites 152,000 head of cattle and calves on feed in the state on April 1. Livestock specialist Dr. Larry Foster warns the lower supply could push meat prices higher by month’s end, with a lag before retailers raise prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque, N.M
UPI
New Mexico
Larry Foster
Foster
Las Cruces
Mental health series discusses aging and coping after 40
In the third session of A Lifetime of Mental Health Jay Brooke of Southeast Kansas Mental Health Center leads a true false test on aging. He notes physical changes after 40 and suggests couples adjust after children leave home while rural residents may age faster. The final session, 60 years and older, will be led by psychologist Charles Bell. The series is sponsored by the center and Neosho Valley Mental Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Brooke
Southeast Kansas Mental Health Center
Humboldt
Chanute
Brooke
Charles Bell
Mental Health Center
The
Neosho Valley
Wyoming judge rules Satanism not a religion in prison case
U.S. District Judge Clarence Brimmer refused inmate Danny L. Irvin’s request to bring booze breads bells and other items into Wyoming State Penitentiary claiming Satanism as religion. He ruled Satanism is a philosophy not a religion and denied the First Amendment claim. Brimmer noted there is no deity worship and warned the claim could harass prison administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
UPI
Danny L. Irvin
Wyoming State
U.S
Clarence Brimmer
Irvin
Irwin
Brimmer
10Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Lenard Meacham
Carter approves uranium exports to five nations
President Carter approved export of significant quantities of weapons grade uranium to Canada the Netherlands Japan Belgium and West Germany for research. State Department officials said the action, the first since April 27 export tightening, aims to show the U.S. remains a reliable supplier to states with strict safeguards. Joseph Nye disclosed the move at a congressional hearing in London during a weekend allied summit.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
Canada
Netherlands
Japan
Belgium
West Germany
State Department
U.S
London
Germany
United States
Joseph Nye
Security Assistance
Nye
PROTOS INC Expands Lines and Services at Printing HQ
The company announces periodic additions to its product lines and services aimed at strengthening PROTOS INC as a premier printing headquarters. Executives emphasize ongoing investment, broader offerings, and enhanced client options to stay competitive.
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Protos, Inc
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Chanute Tribune
NCCJC
Westlith
Kansas
J. C. Sanders
South Allen
Board of Trustees
Allen County
Iola
Allen County Planning Board
Lola
Carl C. Conger
Lodge
Lila Follmer
W.M
Kay Groskinsky
Ny of the
Mary Kay Cosmetics
Sunset Launderette
W. Cherry
Al-Anon
Alcoholics Anonymous
Amvets
S. Highland
Bea Dun
Fuller Brush
Bonnie Henderson
Lincoln
Lincoln & Highland
Supreme Trailer
AN & Lpn
Colonial Lodge Nursing Home
W. Mulberry
Independence
Manley Truck Lines
N. Santa E
Cullor Limestone Co., Inc
20Th & Sidney
Scott
TIK Tok
Nel
Aurant
Mike Palmer
Advanced Systems Homes
Rt. 4
Cullor” Enterprises, Inc
Ft. Scott
Autumn Manor
Quick Restaurant
Quick
Ernie King
Ranz Motor CO. Inc
HABCO
Lufkin
Texas
National Fast-Foods Co
N. Santa Fe
AVA Cosmetics
Neodesha
Dozer & Grader
Clint Wiles
Jone
Bill Wright
Mobile Home
Thayer
Lester Matlock
Olin Goins
Bank of Commerce
S. Butler
Erie
Bill Walker Welding Shop
Big Lincoln
Anomas
Bill Walker
Butts & Thompson
Home State Bank
Wal-Mart
Dempster
Dannenberg
R.R
Garnett
Furniture & Appl
S. Western
Westview
Macrame & Tole
Garfield
Dr. Long
7Th & Bridge
Humboldt Ambulance Service
Central
Tennessee
Tulakes
East Road
Malcolm
Edith
N. Forest
N. Highland
New Wilson
Gary's Marine
Mark Twain
Charger
Starcraft
Lone Line Boats
Mercury Motors
Burlington
Orr’s Color Center
Main & Highland
Jack
Briggs and Stratton
N. Franklin
Bolt’s Appliances
N. Western
S. Malcolm
Taylor’s
4Th
Geranium
Petunias
Nevada
Pet & Supplies
Scottie
AKC
Moulton
Roberts Kennels
Forest and Clark
Jay Smith
C. F. & J. Baler
Cleaver
R. R
ACCO
Noel Jackson
Yates Center
N. Kk.o.y
Mid-Continent Financial Services, Ltd
Call Collect
Fisher
Lawrence
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Lesser
Wiineis
Wildcat
S. Forest
Plymouth
S. Santa Fe
International
Steve’s
FORD
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