Five A Day Will Keep Doc Away
Five minutes of vigorous daily exercise can protect health, with running cycling and swimming urged to exercise the heart and lungs to about 70 percent capacity. In politics, South Carolina voters rejected Sen. Russell in a Democratic primary, favoring Fritz Hollings, while Illinois Democrats backed incumbents in Chicago suburbs and Republican Percy won the Senate nomination.
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Medicine Embraces Show Biz in Laos Project Showboat
San Francisco AP report outlines Project Showboat by the Thomas A. Donley Foundation to bring medical teams and on board facilities to villagers along the Mekong in Laos. Dr Verne Chaney announced the plan at a news conference as Dooley Foundation aids Asia with hospitals and clinics in Laos Viet Nam Thailand India and Nepal. Entertainers recruited through Shirley MacLaine aim to spark public interest and participation, while Red Cross administers the effort under voluntary funding.
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More Sheep Than People On Falkland Islands
A historical note highlights the Falkland Islands as Britain's bleak colony in the South Atlantic where sheep outnumber humans by about 300 to 1, reflecting the remote rural economy and harsh living conditions.
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Thieves Tamper With Cop's Car In Artesia
AP reports thefts targeting Officer Seeley Dudley in Artesia New Mexico. A personal radio was taken from his cruiser parked near his home, then three nights later the car key was stolen from a cruiser at the Artesia Fire Department. Dudley warns the theft could disable the car since extra keys and the switch must be changed in Santa Fe.
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Freighter Finds Boy Adrift Near Morro Bay
A seven day drift ended for Mark Lewis, a Menlo Park boy, after the Japanese freighter Masayan Maru and Coast Guard cutter Porpoise located him 90 miles west of Morro Bay. Lewis was rescued and taken to Morro Bay by the Cape Porpoise. He is the son of Mr and Mrs C S Lewis of 1032 Lemon Street in Menlo Park.
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California Assembly Debates Pay Caps and Local Reform
State legislators face a proposed amendment limiting pay to two thirds of congressional salaries as Senate leaders press swift action. Assembly Speaker Unruh campaigns for re election with pledges from Democrats Republicans and independents. Assembly passes transit relocation expenses and court expansion bills while Senate backs Tahoe loans and smog level measures with a bridge delay proposal and open space tax rules.
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Hydrofoil Gets Summer Tryout in Massachusetts
A passenger hydrofoil boat capable of speeds near 40 knots will start a four month trial from Falmouth this summer. The vessel will operate to Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket, serving those routes.
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Marshall Field Family expands hiring for 21 weeks
The Marshall Field family owned organization seeks 10 men for outside product demonstrations two evenings and Saturday. Starting June 20, pay is $500. Interview appointments via answering services at 538-2823. provide name address and phone number.
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Compromise GOP Seeks 50 Million Budget Cut
In Sacramento GOP leaders push for about a 50 million cut to Gov Brown’s 4.6 billion state budget as Assembly Democrats weigh a compromise to overcome a budget stalemate. Minority leader Monagan cites likely GOP support for a reduced cut while Democrats forecast needing Republican votes for a two thirds majority before the June 3 deadline. Separately, conferees draft a constitutional revision package with an ethics committee to police outside business interests, amid broader reform talks.
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Legislation on Legislators Pay and Tax Reform Hinted
Assembly debates watered down pay rules for legislators proposed by Jerome Waldis limiting salaries to two thirds of Congress. Waldie bill sets annual pay at 16000 dollars. Knox says Gov Brown supports renewed effort to reform county assessment procedures requiring 25 percent of cash value and new appeals boards with a June 22 hearing planned.
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