Cost of living and public aid touch the elderly in Britain
Daily review notes woes of the poor and elderly as Labor readers recount a shopper’s tearful moment over rising prices. It cites a per cent rise in living costs under Edward Heath’s Conservative government over three years and mentions other political and social items including former Rep. Gallagher surrendering to begin a two year tax evasion sentence and Julie Nixon Eisenhower increasing public appearances at the White House and in Washington events.
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Immunoglobulin dips in afternoons raise cold risk
Researchers from the University of Southern California report a daily cycle in immune defense. Immunoglobulin levels fall in the afternoon, increasing susceptibility to colds and flu, with peak vulnerability between 2 and 8 am.
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San Francisco to fund new performing arts center plan
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors approved a $1 million yearly appropriation from revenue sharing for a $21 million performing arts center near Civic Center to house the city symphony. Five-year funding from city revenue, with private fundraising for the balance, and a condition that the first $1 million is not spent until $500,000 is provided for a neighborhood arts program.
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From gang to grad Robert Trask graduates UC Davis in psychology
Robert Trask displays his motorcycle club colors after graduating from the University of California at Davis with a psychology major. He says he served years in San Quentin for assault with intent to commit murder and describes himself as a product of an outlaw motorcycle gang. He hopes to inspire others trapped in similar circumstances.
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New Law Could Ban 8000 Drugs From Market
The FDA seeks to tighten drug effectiveness proof after a Supreme Court ruling, potentially banning up to 8000 prescription drugs deemed worthless. The decision confirms FDA primacy in determining what constitutes a new drug and may reshape reviews of additives diagnostics vaccines and OTC medicines. The ruling follows a Kefauver Harris era standard, with broad implications for the pharmaceutical industry and public health.
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Hops hybridized with marijuana puzzles growers
Sacramento narcotics officials investigate a Bay Area craze of crossing hops with marijuana. A pamphlet for home growers claims hemp roots produce tetrahydrocannabinol, the chemical that creates the high, sending it into hop leaves as officials review the horticultural development.
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