Coffee May Aid Hyperkinetic Children Says AMA
AMA reports coffee may calm hyperkinetic children as an alternative to stimulant drugs. Dr. Schnackenberg studied six months and found children calmer with coffee, with fewer side effects and lower cost estimates of about ten dollars yearly versus a hundred for drugs.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
AMA
Robert C Sehnackenberg
Wilall Psychiatric Institute
Columbia
S.C
Schnackenberg
Crewman's Body Found After Tugboat Sinking at Port of Sacramento
Dennis Parks 35 of Napa was recovered Wednesday from the harbor at the Port of Sacramento where his tug Soon San Clemente sank during the weekend. Parks’ body was found floating in the turning basin as investigators probe both sinkings involving the Soon San Clemente and the Colusa.
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Sacramento
Dennis Parks
Napa
Parks
Nixon Themed Mugs Seized Over Similitude Warning
About 400 coffee mugs bearing a facsimile of a $3 bill and an unflattering Nixon image were seized and destroyed by federal agents in San Francisco. Secret Service official Horace Gibbs called the mugs a violation of currency laws regarding similitude. no prosecution followed.
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San Francisco
UPI
Nixon
Horace Gibbs
Secret Service
United States
Gibbs
Civil rights priest turns cabbie to fund law school
The Rev. James Groppi, famed civil rights advocate, drives a taxi in Milwaukee to pay his Antioch School of Law tuition in Washington. He earned 20 dollars his first day and notes his assets exceed 76 dollars while planning a storefront church. He also charged photographers for snapshots taken during the session.
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Milwaukee
Wis
UPI
James Grappi
Slaw School
Groppi
Antioch School of Law
Washington
Nut
Ralph Schauer
Detroit teachers strike paralyzes city schools for eighteenth day
Negotiations between striking Detroit teachers and the school board remain deadlocked keeping classrooms closed. The court had ordered teachers to return but many stayed away, risking contempt. Over 270,000 pupils face extended summer-like conditions as state aid worth 23.6 million dollars hangs in the balance.
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Detroit
Michigan Court of Appeals
Michigan
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Mearthur
Vinton
Vermantown
Minn
Highland
Ind
Lake County Superior Court
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Peop
Morris Plan
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4Th Street
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