Crashing Cracker Diets vs Stable Weight Loss
Doctor Molner argues crash diets are dangerous quick fixes. Hospital starvation aids extreme obesity with supervision but teaches restraint to prevent relapse. Climate and hormonal balance are not primary factors in conditions like gout or sexual orientation topics.
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US Seismologist Says Dams Face Low Landslide Risk
Washington AP veteran seismologist Dean S Carder of the Coast and Geodetic Survey says conditions like Italy’s Vaiont disaster are generally absent in the United States. He cites Alaska’s 6 years ago bay landslide, Montana Hebgen quake damage minor to Hoover, Grand Coulee, Shasta, Hungry Horse, and notes only remote, limited danger from major slides. Carder considers most large dams stable though not ruling out rare quake-induced landslides.
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Ginny Bright Spot In Drought Dominates Midwest Weather
AP tally notes Ginny the hurricane near Charleston South Carolina causing rain and winds along Georgia and South Carolina coast. Gale warnings issued as Ginny moves north. Pacific Northwest showers ease while Texas to Lake Superior reports scattered rain. drought belt basks in unseasonably warm dry spell amid rising emergency loan demand. FmA designates 452 counties in 20 states for drought relief loans.
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North Carolina Economy Bounces Back From Slump
Wachovia Bank and Trust reports September gains lift the North Carolina economy from the summer downturn. Nonfarm employment hits a new high, textile hours rebounded, and consumer purchasing power rose about 3.5 percent from September 1962. Manufacturing hours and wages improved, while farm cash payments lagged. Debits rose 13 percent across nine cities led by Raleigh, Charlotte, Asheville, and Wilmington.
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Reds Deny Telling Cubans To Reform
Moscow reports the Soviet Union denies press claims that it ordered Cuba to implement sweeping economic and political reforms. Tass calls the Financial Times and Der Spiegel story an invention and a crude fabrication.
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Group proposes Britain increase higher education funding
London AP reports a government sponsored committee urges Britain to spend 4 billion pounds to more than double university enrollment by 1981. The panel says Britain lags behind the United States in higher education and urges rapid expansion.
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