Highly Educated Get More Colds
In a Tecumseh Michigan study, Dr. Arnold Monto and Dr. Betty Ullman report that highly educated people with low incomes show higher cold rates, while poorly educated and wealthier groups have fewer colds. The six year study of 7,500 residents notes infants under one year have the highest illness rate and explains child exposure and living conditions as factors.
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Chicago
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Arnold §. Monto
Betty M. Ullman
University of Michigan
School of Public Health
Tecumseh
Mich
Candidates Battle For Ford's Old Post
Robert VanderLaan has won the Republican nomination for the congressional seat once held by Vice President Gerald R. Ford. At 43 he is the Michigan Senate majority leader and has secured Ford's support for the general election campaign.
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Piet Bennett
Associated Press
Grand Rapids, Mich
Robert VanderLaan
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan Senate
Ford
Richard Vander Veen
Grand Rapids
Vander Veen
Vander Laan
Socialist Labor
American Independent Party
VanderLaan
Jerry
Lawyer Files For Court Post RALEIGH AP
Eugene Hafer, 39, former head of North Carolina Attorney General’s Consumer Protection Division, filed for the North Carolina Supreme Court seat. He pledged no campaign contributions over 10 and said he would not solicit funds from lawyers likely to argue cases before the court. He will face Special Superior Court Judge J William Copeland for the seat vacated by Susie M Sharp.
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Raleigh
Eugene Hafer
North Carolina Supreme Court
Hafer
Consumer Protection Division
State Attorney General's Office
J. William Copeland
Murfreesboro
Susie M. Sharp
Dealers Face Large Backlog Of New Cars In Early 1970s
Detroit AP reports automakers show a 70 day stockpile of new cars at dealers, up from 46 days a year earlier, with about 1.6 million cars at dealerships or en route as of December 31. Ward’s Automotive Reports warns two million cars may be cut from production before March, a 26 percent drop from 1973 first quarter output. Chrysler leads with an 88 day supply, GM and Ford around 68 and 67 days, while American Motors has a 14 day stock due to demand for the Gremlin and Hornet and lower output. Heavy mail suits note unrelated armor anecdotes.
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Detroit
Ward
Automotive Reports
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford
American Motors
Gas Shortages Cut Into Turnpike Revenues
Associated Press survey shows East and Northeast toll roads hit hardest by gasoline shortages high travel declines. December revenues fell about 10 percent overall. Massachusetts Turnpike Authority reports 11 percent drop on main road and 6 percent on extension. Officials warn maintenance cuts possible to honor bond payments as Sunday drives drop due to fuel restrictions and ice.
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Associated Press
Massachusetts Turnpike Authority
Selling Your Home: Quick Prep Reminders
Real estate tips from Mendenhall Moore Realtors suggest tidying the yard, touching up paint, clearing closets, fixing a leaky faucet, and listing the home’s selling points before calling Mendenhall Moore Realtors.
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Mendenhall Moore Realtors
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