Infant health habits linked to heart attack prevention
Colorado cardiologist Dr John T Kimball told the California Academy of Family Physicians in San Francisco that preventing heart attacks should start with infants. He noted his two young boys drink skim milk eat little cheese and avoid eggs while stressing exercise and stress management as they grow. He cited autopsy reports showing early fatty deposits in young arteries and warned that heart attack onset is moving to earlier ages. The interview appeared in the San Francisco Chronicle.
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Kemper judged sane by doctor in California trial
Edmund Kemper, 24, accused of slaying eight women, was deemed sane by a psychiatrist who testified he knew his actions were wrong. Prosecution witness Dr. Don Lee said Kemper’s killings were driven by sexual fantasies and that later he imagined killing thousands of girls. Kemper, pale and tired, appeared in court with a bandaged right wrist after a self harm attempt. he pleads not guilty by reason of insanity to charges including his mother's death, her friend, and six hitchhiking students.
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Wallace to undergo surgery in Birmingham hospital
Gen George C Wallace will have minor surgery Saturday to follow up a prostate operation last January. He will enter University Hospital in Birmingham Friday for the procedure. his staff did not estimate hospitalization length. Wallace, 54, was shot during an assassination attempt May 15, 1972, leaving him in a wheelchair but able to speak from a standing podium. He is in his second term as Alabama governor and signals a bid for a unprecedented third term in 1974.
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University Hospital
Birmingham
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Alabama
Blood infections tied to plasma equipment in Miami
Miami outbreak linked to manufacturer's equipment used by Community Blood Service. Dade County health director Milton Saslaw says no negligence found yet but close surveillance will continue. Federal and county researchers report 11 probable infection cases linked to plasmapheresis among 28 hospitalized.
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Welfare rolls dip for first time in seven years
Washington AP reports that fiscal 1979 welfare recipients fell to 61 million, down 249000 from a year earlier, while federal welfare outlays rose to 19.4 billion. The decline mostly affected the elderly moved to Social Security, with spending up 7.4 percent and caseloads breaching 15 million.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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Hope on wealth tied to land and state takings
In a candid interview Bob Hope discusses his finances chiefly tied to land holdings in California, laments high taxes, and fears a state move to take over his Las Vegas property for a state park. He recalls selling land to Universal Studios for a million, notes luck in business, and outlines routines, health, and his Hollywood circle.
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Reagan and Brown clash in California TV debate
Reagan and Brown spar on a taped IPLA-TV program with Assembly Speaker Moretti also on stage. They clash over the hour-long plan and its effect on taxes, warning that a two thirds vote could trigger minority rule. An audience of 300 watched the feisty exchange.
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Prop. 1 Opponents Report Fundraising Totals in Campaign
Campaign finance figures show opponents of Prop. 1 raising about $390,000 with California Against Prop. 1 reporting roughly $235,201 and California Taxpayers Against Prop. 1 estimating about $150,000. California State Employees Association contributed $110,000 and California Teachers Association via its political arm gave $100,000, while Moretti loaned $60,001 and a $25,000 expected from Max Palevsky was noted.
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Soviet wheat reserves may rise in coming year
UPI report indicates Wheat reserves in the Soviet Union could increase this year, contrary to expectations of a decline. Agriculture Department officials noted revisions to 1973 Soviet crop estimates, with official reports deeming prior projections incomplete and subject to monetary adjustments.
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Back Pain Facts From Keith A Pair D C
HealthNetws outlines common back ache causes and early detection methods for industrial workers. It cites Dr Keith A Pair and Dr Muirs on chiropractic approaches, noting postural changes and mild hip weakness as signs. The piece mentions workers compensation claims and workplace protection through insurance and preventive care.
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Bighorn Shot Incident Terrifies Northern California Preserve
A rare Bighorn sheep, one of ten transplanted two years ago from British Columbia to Lava Beds National Monument, was found shot. Department of Fish and Game director Ray Arnett called the event shocking and said authorities are cooperating with federal and local agencies to find the responsible person.
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California
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California Supreme Court hears reapportionment plan arguments
The California Supreme Court today hears arguments on a new legislative and congressional redistricting plan drafted by a panel of three retired judges. More than 100 petitions and briefs have been filed observing nine parts of the proposal, which would reshape the state's 120 legislative and 22 congressional seats for the 174 statewide election. Although the court may urge review requests to tinker with the plan, legislative consultants for both parties say there is little chance of changes beyond technical adjustments.
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UPI
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Reagan's flights cost 151000 for state trips and campaign use
Sacramento reports Ronald Reagan's flights cost about 151000 since the year began. Most trips were taxpayer funded, some billed to Prop 1 campaign, including appearances with Bob Hope and Frank Sinatra and events to promote the tax limit initiative. The governor's aide calls these briefings on pending regulation legitimate state expenses.
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