Smokers Harm Others Too In Smoke Filled Rooms
Chicago reports Dr. Donald A. Dukelow of the AMA cites multiple studies showing nonsmokers in smoke filled rooms inhale tobacco by products at levels similar to smokers. Findings include elevated nicotine and dust, higher illness in children of smokers, and tar and nicotine exposure comparable to puffing.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
Donald A. Dukelow
AMA
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Dukelow
the Inquirer
Winters Growing Colder in Pennsylvania Statewide Trend
State College AP report cites climatologist James J. Rahn of Penn State noting 1972 marked the 13th straight year with below normal average temperatures for most of Pennsylvania. He contests warming theory from CO2 and warns against alarm while reporting rising annual snowfall and a shift in regional figures. A separate police report describes thieves stealing 120 pounds of beef and other meats from a London butcher during a beef shortage, leaving the cash register.
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State College
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State University
James J. Rahn
Rahn
London
Black studies questioned for vocational relevance on campus
An AP survey finds black studies programs expanding unevenly across colleges. Advocates stress motivation and heritage, while critics urge practical workforce preparation. Discussions cover course breadth, integration with other disciplines, and budget risks amid growing ethnic studies without focusing solely on black topics.
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Columbia University Coed
Associated Press
University of Southern California
New York Law Lets Terminal Patients Choose Dignified Death
New York State Medical Society adopts a policy allowing terminally ill patients to discontinue extraordinary means of life prolongation with physician approval. It rejects euthanasia, stating the right to die with dignity lies with the patient and family with medical guidance. Dr Henry I Feinberg is noted as executive vice.
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New York
New York State Medical Societ
Board of Governors
Henry I Feinberg
Frontier Airlines Hires First Female U.S. Airline Pilot
A 33 year old Englewood Colorado woman Emily Howell has been hired by Frontier Airlines as a second officer on a Boeing 737 becoming the first female pilot for any scheduled U S airline. Howell will begin orientation January 29 and start flying February 5. She has over 7000 hours of flight time and has served as flight instructor chief pilot at Clinton Aviation Co. in Englewood since 1958.
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Frontier Airlines
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Emily Howell
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Clinton
Howell
Policy proposed for terminal illness life extension norms
The society president stressed the policy should be a norm only when death is scientifically certain. A spokesman noted it could apply to a terminal cancer patient who, with his doctor, chooses to forego treatments that might prolong life by days or weeks.
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