Migraine Fame Through History and New Brain Findings
The article traces famous migraine sufferers from Ulysses S. Grant to Freud and Darwin, notes that migraines affect about 25 million Americans, and cites Baylor College of Medicine findings using new brain scans that suggest repeated attacks may shrink brain tissue. It explains migraine mechanics, the aura phase, and the distinct cluster headache.
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Skydivers Plan 16 Way Quadra Pattern Jump
Seventeen sport parachutists will leap from 12,000 feet over San Diego County to form a quadra four man design in free fall at 120 mph. The aerial display aims for a momentary coordinated pattern captured by AP wirephoto.
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Lost Fortune In Old New Orleans Lure
In New Orleans an elderly inventor 99 years old reportedly kept 2.4 million in bearer United States Treasury notes in a dresser. After disappearing on Nov 21, 1974, notes surfaced in a guard’s sock near the Werks home, then moved through several hands to Texas and Mexico. A lawyer, Earl J. Schmitt Jr., was convicted on all Treasury notes after a two day trial.
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