Study Of Delicate Salt Balance Key To Curing Heart Ailments
UNC researchers under Dr. Edwin P Hiatt pursue salt balance in the body to combat heart disease. Using rat experiments and an American Heart Association grant, they test substituting nitrate salts for regular salt to see effects on blood pressure. The project aims to explain how kidneys regulate salt and why high salt diets raise blood pressure.
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Chapel Hill
Edwin P
American Heart Association
University of North Carolina
Hiatt
Demaes
North Carolina
The
Heart Association
Edwin P. Hiatt
Lindsay Fearrington
Kernersville
UNC
Mystery at Mountain Lodge Ends in Tragedy
Detective investigates the death of Betty Lou Cox at a honeymoon lodge in the mountains. Craig Holmes, the bridegroom and television actor, recounts the moments after her scream as he stood over the canyon ledge. Evidence includes a traveling bag with personal items and eight baggage receipts. Page 8.
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Uly
Betty Lou Cox
Craig Holmes
Terry Sullivan
Mr. Holmes
Thomasville Growth Hopes and Change in leadership
A departing Thomasville columnist praises local progress and urges citizen action for city growth. He notes upcoming reporter transition to Robert Marks, discusses water bond votes on Sept 12, and welcomes a new detective bureau to improve city administration and public safety.
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Orlando
Fla
The
Orlando Sentinel
King
Enterprise
Thomasville
Robert
Bob) Marks
Marks
Reidsville
Inva Thomasville
Jamaica’s Red Mountain Soil Holds Bauxite Rich Ore
Jamaica’s central mountains boast red soil rich in bauxite ore used for aluminum production. The mineral deposits anchor Jamaica’s mining sector and regional economic activity.
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Jamaica
Edge Town Caps Saba Capital in Caribbean
Edge is the capital of Saba in the Caribbean, perched atop a mountain and home to about 300 inhabitants.
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Edge
Saba
Chsland
Caribbean
Hurricanes Cut Crowds At Pageant Ends Quiet Season Remarks
Critics declare Pyro best ro of all symphonic dramas as the 15th season nears closing. The Lost Colony production began in 1997 with a new American theatre vision. Weather hit hard with two hurricanes disrupting attendance and shaping the season’s public reception.
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America
The
Lost Colony
Lost
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