Marijuana Smoking May Lower Eye Pressure in Glaucoma
An UCLA study found marijuana smoking reduced intraocular pressure in healthy volunteers and a glaucoma patient, prompting calls for nonintoxicating derivatives. Researchers caution this is exploratory. a larger trial is funded by NIMH and underway to verify the effect and mechanism.
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International Congress On’ Pharmacology
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National Institute of Mental Health
Auto Mark Runs Early as Auto Industry Hits Five Million
DETROIT AP The US auto industry builds its five millionth car of the year, a milestone reached a week earlier than last year. Production falls due to 1973 model changeovers with 75 576 cars this week vs 87 746 last week and 59 033 a year ago. Year to date totals show 5 039 061 cars and 1 434 426 trucks, with Canadian output at 10 79 cars and 550 trucks. The Apollo 16 mission cost American taxpayers 455 million.
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Automotive News
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Foreign diplomats tour American West by motor homes
About two dozen international diplomats and their families traveled in 24 motor homes across the American West, visiting Sioux lands, Mt. Rushmore, Yellowstone, Yosemite, and Nevada cattle ranches. Led by wagonmaster Harry Reynolds, the group rotated campsites to mimic old wagon train logistics, hoping to acquaint foreigners with U S life beyond airports and hotels.
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Kezar Stadium
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Shultz Ad Challenged By University Dean
Lawrence Kansas AP campaign advertisement for Lt Gov Reynolds Shultz is challenged by William Smith dean of the University of Kansas Engineering School Smith says KU graduates 223 engineers in 1971 72 with most finding jobs while Shultz claimed only one of 81 graduates was employed in insurance sales The dean notes similar outcomes at Kansas State and Wichita State and cites projected engineer demand possibly outpacing supply by 1975 Shultz seeks Republican governor nomination
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Engineering Manpower Commission
Link Between Raiders and Nixon Campaign Emerges In 1972 Calls
New York Times reports at least 15 calls to President Nixon’s campaign were traced to Bernard Barker’s Miami home and office, linking Barker to the Democratic National Committee break in on June 17. FBI probes, a $1 million Democrats lawsuit, and the firing of G. Gordon Liddy accompany the unfolding story.
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