Psychiatrist author explores sleep and its disorders
London report outlines Oswald Edinburgh University psychiatrist Dr Oswald's booklet Sleeping and Not Sleeping. He notes worrying dispositions link to sleep trouble, sociable people sleep poorly less with age, eight hours nightly as norm, and that sleep loss slows performance while naps help shift workers. He cautions against relying on sleeping pills despite their use.
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Russia to share lunar discoveries with U S
Houston reports NASA invited the Soviet Union to attend a lunar science conference. Dr. Gary Latham of Lamont suggested it signals potential space power cooperation and future relation shifts. The Soviet delegation included Dr. Alexander P Ignarov.
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New York
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Lodge booed from stage at Stanford
Veteran U.S. Ambassador Henry Lodge was heckled at Stanford University as he began an address on the United Nations. A small audience heard the speech in a smaller room after officials apologized for the disruption.
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City of Lincoln Secures $10,000 Federal Grant
Lincoln to receive a 10000 grant from the U S Transportation Department to prepare a formal application for a new alcohol safety program. City counsel Halph Nelson said a lane of Marlal Velts was chosen to lead the effort with potential funding up to 60000 for a three year program. The grant supports hiring a director to prepare the application and aims to reduce highway deaths and injuries from problem drinking.
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Nixon tax deferral plan aims to spur hiring and equipment
President Nixon unveils a tax depreciation shift allowing quicker deduction for equipment wear, signaling a move to boost investment and jobs. Treasury says it is deferral, not a cut, while AFL-CIO criticizes the policy as favoring business over workers amid inflation and high unemployment. economist Milton Friedman predicts limited overall impact beyond corporate investment gains.
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Former Columbus resident wins $18,090 NSF science grant
Mrs. Dean Crawford assistant professor of biology at Valley College Van Nuys Calif has been awarded a National Science Foundation grant valued over $18 000 The funds will fund a year of embryology research at the University of New Mexico Albuquerque beginning May 1971 she will remain on leave from Valley College during the 1971 72 academic year The grant total includes 15 000 from NSF and 2 500 for transportation She plans to develop a junior college course in embryology to address limited Valley facilities and will return to her teaching post after the grant period She holds a BA from Valley State College Northridge and a master's from Cal State Los Angeles in zoology
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Los Angeles
Valley
Inflation or Unemployment Dilemma for 1971 Forecast
Carlton Smith weighs inflation and unemployment in 1971, predicting inflation around 4 to 4.5 percent amid slower growth. He notes 1.5 million jobs lost in 1970, the economy pressed by policy shifts, and that prices will rise but with services outpacing goods. Food costs rise, restaurant meals up sharply, and guidance to buy ahead as imports face protectionist limits.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
U.S
Minterprise Assn
State Senator Weighs Run for U S Senate Nomination
State Sen. Wayne Ziebarth of Wilcox said he is definitely considering a bid for the Democratic nomination to the U S Senate in 1972. The 49-year-old farmer and former teacher expects to decide within a couple of months.
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UPI
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Wilcox
U. S. Senate
Britain pulls out of UN special committee on decolonization
Britain and the United States reportedly withdrew from the General Assembly's special committee on decolonization citing what they call a militant attitude. They oppose the committee’s Afro Asian dominated stance and a far reaching program seen as too sympathetic to armed independence movements.
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Elswhere
Hostess Albion Hosts Crochet Club at Home
Mrs A TN Mernbe hosted the ABC Crochet Club at her Albion home on Friday. Mrs arel Glaspow will host the next meeting on the 12th.
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