Coffee may be linked to heart attacks says Boston study
A Boston University Medical Center team reports that drinking more than five cups of coffee daily doubles heart attack risk compared with non drinkers. The study, involving 278 heart patients and 1,100 controls, contrasts with statements from the Coffee Information Institute and NIH Framingham findings which found no consistent link between coffee and heart disease.
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Truman Rites End in Private Ceremony in Independence
Thousands of mourners filed past the closed casket as Harry S Truman lay in state for 21 hours before a simple funeral at the Truman Library. The 33rd president was praised for a modest tribute, with military pageantry limited to taps and a 21 gun salute. Bess Truman, 87, and family offered final goodbyes amid a day of solemn ceremony and quiet reflection in Independence.
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Reagan vetoes contraceptive bill as too permissive
Gov Ronald Reagan vetoed a bill permitting sexually active teenage girls to obtain birth control without parental consent, saying it invades parental prerogatives and could worsen venereal disease. Proponent Senator Anthony Beilenson argued it would reduce teenage abortions and unwanted births.
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Fair skies over South County with chilly temperatures
Mostly fair skies are expected tonight through tomorrow in South County with lows in the 30s and highs in the 40s. Weather page 0 notes a title change for rain and more updates.
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Sunny clear highways as CHP eyes New Year weekend
California Highway Patrol will have all available officers on duty to curb speeding and drunken driving during the New Year weekend. Despite forecasts of sunny coastal days, travel across the state includes mountain chains with possible chain requirements and valley fogs. CHP urges seat belt use and daytime headlight use, noting last weekend's Bay Area arrests mostly for drunken driving and Christmas fatalities down from Thanksgiving.
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Crime in Hayward Area Rises in 1972 Nine Months
U S Department figures show overall crime in Hayward and surrounding South County climbed about four percent in the first nine months of 1972 from the same period a year earlier. In Fremont violent crime and burglary rose while larceny over fifty dollars surged, and San Leandro's crime mix stayed steady with a notable uptick in aggravated assaults.
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Nixon aides weigh changes in wage price controls
Washington reports say the Nixon administration plans to modify wage price rules including profit margins and rent controls while considering farm policy shifts and tariff tweaks. Officials say food costs drive inflation and any single action won’t solve it. focus remains on reducing inflation to ease controls.
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Residents urge restrictions on Nayward Air Terminal
San Lorenzo Village Fortes Association adopted a resolution urging restrictions on Nayward Air Terminal operations. They seek bars on jet aircraft, tie of Air National Guard facility to local base, and limits on touch and go training. Residents report jet noise rattling dishes and plan further community discussion.
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Bank Robbers Loot Bank of America Branch
Three masked bandits robbed a Bank of America branch in Lynwood area, taking about $12,000 in cash and $4,300 in money orders and checks. Twenty customers and employees were forced to lie on the floor as the heist unfolded. A pursuing officer sighted the getaway car and recovered part of the loot, with $12,282 reported recovered from the scene.
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