Smoking Pressure Drives Teen Smoking Study Finds
ALTON BLAKESLEE AP Science Editor New York The study of 1,562 teens shows four in ten smoke due to social pressures, with friends as the strongest influence. Adults set examples, and many youths believe cigarettes cause lung cancer, while smokers cite looking older and feeling part of the crowd as key motives.
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Alton Blakeslee
New York
Lie
Berman Research, Inc
American Cancer Society
Prison Trying to Build Up Beef Herd at Cummins Prison Farm
Cummins Prison Farm officials inArkansas are testing a program to cut meat use, with inmates skipping meat at two meals weekly for about three weeks. The policy, approved by the state Board of Correction, aims to feed inmates cattle bought by the prison, costing about 50 cents per pound, roughly a nickel less than the prison sells their cattle for, reflecting meat quality differences.
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Ark
State Board of Correction, Asst
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George Tannous
John Haley
Correction Board
New York
No Funds Force Hiring Freeze in Arkansas Highway Dept
Director Ward Goodman barred new hires in Arkansas Highway Department without approval citing absence of new federal highway aid. He warned retrenchment could limit contracting and lead to attrition, though layoffs are not planned. About 115 million in unfinished projects remain, with contractors facing delayed work and potential equipment-financing issues.
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Little Rock
Ward Goodman
Highway Department
Goodman
Nixon
Arkansas
State Highway Commission
Pine Bluff
Hempstead County
Franklin County
Yoch Students Plan Meet At Arkansas Tech Campus
Russellville Ark November plans outline an open meeting by a student group from Arkansas Tech. David Bevil serves as spokesman for the organization and indicates the event will be open to the public.
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Ark
America
Arkansas Tech
David Bevil
Legioupy
Kidnapped American's Son Killed Near Sao Paulo
An 18 year old son of Swift and Co of Brazil VP was abducted on his way to the American School and killed. Police say two men, Jose Dias Rezende and his son, buried the body on a farm west of Sao Paulo after demanding a 12500 ransom. The pair confessed and the younger man led authorities to the remains. The body was to be flown to Kansas City for burial. relatives live in Missouri.
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Associated Press
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Patrick Dor Fan
Swift and Co
Jose Dias Rezende
Jose Daniel Dias Rezende
Dolan
Rezendes
Richard J. Dolan
Rezende
Kansas City
St. Louis
Goldwater backs Agnew amid antiwar debate in Hawaii
In Honolulu AP dispatch Barry Goldwater urged Republicans to back Nixon’s Vietnam policy and praised Agnew for attacking antiwar demonstrators. He described some demonstrators as misguided but others as ill. He warned leftist media would label conservatives opposing protests as intemperate. He cited Agnew for President rumors and urged party unity.
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Spiro T
Agnew
Barry Goldwater
Western States
Republican Conference
GOP
Peace Movement
Goldwater
Nixon
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Moon Trip Aims to Unlock Secrets of Moon and Earth
Apollo 12 astronauts Charles Conrad Jr Alan L Bean and Richard F Gordon Jr back on the moon within three years to pursue scientific exploration. They will deploy a full scientific payload including an atomic generator to relay lunar data for a year and collect rock samples during seven hours outside the craft.
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Howard Benedict
AP Aerospace
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Earth
Charles Conrad Jr
Alan L. Bean
Richard F. Gordon Jr
Moon
Conrad
Lunar
Bean
Nixon Plan to Trailblaze 1970 Domestic Agenda
Washington AP Ehrlichman, new Nixon domestic affairs aide, says 1970 legislative program will shift from reform to trailblazing. He expects to submit new ideas next year regardless of Congress progress, with innovations possible despite anti inflation budget limits. Ehrlichman coordinates domestic policy ahead of Nixon's State of the Union.
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John D. Ehrlichman
White House
Congress
Nixon
Seattle
Ehrlichman
Henry A. Kissinger
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