Drinking May Help You Heart Health Finds In Moderation
Washington report summarizes New England Journal of Medicine lead article claiming coffee and moderate alcohol use do not cause heart attacks and may protect against heart disease. Based on six years of data from 7,785 Hawaiian Japanese descent men in Honolulu Heart Study. Moderation defined as one to three drinks daily. one drink equates to 1% ounce jigger of whisky.
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Washington
New England Journal of Medicine
Hawaii
Wiliam Kanner
Honolulu
Kagan
Kanel
Kaiser-Permanente Medical Center
Oakland
Calif
California
Warren Slaying Suspect Nabbed After Two-Hour Manhunt
A two hour manhunt ended last night with the arrest of Carl V. Nelson Jr. in Clarendon on charges of criminal homicide and attempted criminal homicide in the shooting death of Jess B. Perry Jr. and for firing at Perry’s daughter Tammy Beth Perry. Perry died at his home after being shot in the entrance area about 9 p m. Nelson was captured in an occupied A frame building on the east side of Clarendon around 11 10 p m. Public Defender Joseph Massa will represent him at arraignment before District Justice J C Lobdell, with bail to be set by Judge Robert Wolfe.
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Warren
Clarendon
Carl V. Nelson Jr
Chapman Dam Road
Nelson
J.C. Lobdell
Jess B. Perry Jr
Perry
Tammy Beth Perry
Warren General Hospital
Erie State Police
Borough
Mead Township
Sheffield
Dean and Conen
Joseph Massa
Lobdell
Horse Buried Three Times At Your Expense
Washington Senator Proxmire questioned the Army over repeated burials of a horse named Aboo owned by the wife of a Fort Hood general. The horse died of colic and remains were exhumed three times to collect tissue samples. an insecticide exposure was ruled not to have caused the death.
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Washington
Aboo
William Prosmire
Proxmire
Robert M. Shoemaker
Pvt. Smedlak
Shoemaker
Army
Ft. Hood
Post
Robert Hill
Abco
Lance Breaks Loan Agreement To Bank
Washington AP Bert Lance pledged stock dividends as collateral for a 2 625 000 loan from Manufacturers Hanover then used the same stock as collateral for another bank. Spokesman says he violated a clause signed June 30 1975 but the loan was not called. Federal officials saw no federal law violation yet a contract breach is noted by some officials. Dietsch says the written record shows the breach but banks were not sufficiently concerned to call the loan.
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Washington
Bert Lance
New York
Lance
Office of Management and Budget
Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co
Robert A. Baer Jr
U.S. Comptroller of the Currency
Hanover
Federal Reserve
Robert W. Dietsch
Dietsch
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Seaside Park
N.J
Reading
Berkey
Robert Wolfe
Garvian
Boyd & Larry’s
North Center Street
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The
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