Isometric Tension Exercises Risky for High Blood Pressure
In Dallas a group of Texas doctors warned that static isometric exercises that tense against fixed objects can dangerously raise blood pressure in people with hypertension, potentially causing fatal heart events. They contrasted this with dynamic activities like jogging and swimming, which may lower blood pressure and offer therapeutic benefits.
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Jere H. Mitchell
Norman M. Kaplan
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University of Texas
University of Oklahoma
Kaplan
United States
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Expert Criticizes Nixon Oil Policy
Washington AP A departing energy expert blasts the Nixon administration for windfall profits and political wheeling in the two level crude oil price controls. William A. Johnson, former energy policy analyst, says the old oil price increase was a flawed step intended to bridge old and new oil and warns the system promotes cheating and political manipulation. He notes studies predicting no big gains in production or demand reduction, and estimates the price rise could have cost consumers about 1.4 billion dollars in windfall profits to the oil industry.
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William A. Johnson
William E. Simon
Johnson
Federal Energy Office
Ralph Nader
Council
Nixon Campaign Program Report Sparks Senate Probe
A 1971 secret federal program to aid Nixon re election is alleged to violate laws. The Watergate committee report says it sought to politicize the executive branch and possibly defraud the United States. It cites influence over at least 60 million in grants to Spanish speaking groups and discriminating against political enemies.
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Nixon
Senate Watergate Committee
Associated Press
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James Hamilton
United States
Supreme Court
Gov Lucey backs Minnesota appeal on taconite waste rule
In Madison, Gov. Patrick Lucey ordered the State Justice Department to join Minnesota’s appeal of a ruling allowing Reserve Mining Co to keep dumping taconite waste into Lake Superior. The move heightens state action over environmental policy and crossstate impact.
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State Justice Department
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Reserve Mining Co
Lake Superior
Co-Conspirator Secrecy Lifted in Watergate Papers
Federal judge lifted a secrecy order cloaking grand jury papers naming President Nixon as a co conspirator in the Watergate cover up. The Supreme Court must determine when material becomes public as the case proceeds. Also Gesell warned Nixon risks contempt if records subpoenaed for the Elisberg trial are withheld. Sirica remains on the cover up trial after a circuit court refused to disqualify him. The Watergate developments include Ehrlichman seeking access to White House files and a SenateWatergate committee staff report alleging improper use of federal bureaucracy for political profit.
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Leon Jaworski
Gerhard A. Gesell
Elisberg
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Kenneth W. Parkinson
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Ehrlichman
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Fielding
William Frates
St. Clair
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Alexander M. Haig Jr
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Ballet stars Panov and Galina win emigration permit
Valery Panov and his wife Galina, both linked to the Kirov ballet, have secured permission to emigrate from Leningrad after a two year struggle. They seek exit visas to Israel and must depart within five days, despite deep government pressure and Galina’s pregnancy.
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Israel
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Valery Panov
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Soviet Union
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Nixon
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Panoy
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Vietnam Peace Talks Resume and MIAs Searh
Viet Cong and South Vietnamese government agree to renew military negotiations on a cease fire and the search for more than 1 000 missing Americans. Talks to resume next Tuesday after a pause, with no immediate Paris talks update. Cambodian clash results include eight Khmer Rouge killed, four dead on government side.
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South Vietnam
Paris
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Classified Ad For A Girl's Bicycle For Sale
It isn't easy to stretch dollars so read the Classified columns. A 36 inch single speed Schwinn bicycle in very good condition is offered for sale to the first caller at 000. Dial 684 4433 or 794 1317 and ask for an Ad Visor.
Wisconsin Weekend Forecast Sees Sun Then Returning Rain
Wisconsin enjoys a sunny Saturday with highs in the 70s but forecasts call for a return of showers Sunday. Cooler, cloudier conditions expected across the state with intermittent rain and possible thunderstorms, especially in the south. Temperatures rise through Friday before a weekend cooldown and scattered showers, with detailed hourly readings for Manitowoc and Two Rivers.
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Lakeshore
Manitowoc
Two Rivers
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