Regional Stroke Death Rates Vary Across U.S. Areas
A Johns Hopkins led study for the American Heart Association links stroke deaths to geographic differences. Among 6,314 white men aged 45 to 89 in nine U.S. regions, Georgia and Carolinas show two to three times higher stroke mortality than Kansas or Denver. Diet likely explains the regional risk pattern, though exact causes remain uncertain.
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Diab Harbour
Georgia
Carolinas
Lewis H. Kuler
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Ameri- Heart Association
United States
Buffalo
Seattle
Ills
Kan
North Carolina
South Carolina
Vareas
Miami
Denver
Flint Hills
Kansas
Kuller
Pee Dee
Auto Wreck Kills Man on Highway West of Deming NM
Larry R. Roden aged 21 of 1855 Tecust Ave was killed and his wife Bever ly Ann injured when their 1949 foreign car veered off US Highway 10 seven miles west of Deming New Mexico. State police say Mrs Roden dozed at the wheel causing the slide and four rollovers. She suffered facial bruises and was admitted to Deas Memorial Hospital.
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Larry R. Roden
Tecust Ave
Beverly Ann
Deming
France De Gaulle reimposes controls after hijack threat
France faced a monetary crisis blamed on May and June unrest as De Gaulle warned of renewed government controls on international currency transfers to prevent capital flight. He sought more credits from non Communist nations while insisting on devaluation as a policy option, amid calls for broader reform of the postwar monetary system.
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Ministry of Finance
de Gaulle
French Stock Exchange
France
Lawmaker Vows Probe of Airplane Hijackings
Washington Rep Hurley Staggers and Rep Paul Rogers said the House Commerce Committee will study airliner hijackings next year to find ways to stop them. They noted no new anti hijack laws are currently proposed, despite the Pan American jet hijacking with 103 aboard. Staggers spoke from Keyser West Virginia after the incident as Rogers outlined potential government actions.
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Robert B. Silver
Pan* Am
Cuba
United States
Delta -Dea
Washington
UPI
Hurley
Staggers
D-W
House Commerce Committee
Keyser
W.va
Paul G. Rogers
Dfla
Commerce Committee
Trapped Miners Hope as Rescue Efforts Continue
Amid a Friday mine blast, rescuers work to reach four men trapped in caverns near Farmington. Teams drill through rock at about 85 feet per hour, lowering microphones and a air-sampling tube to detect life. No new explosions reported since early Friday. families in Mannington and Farmington hold hope as services unfold for wildfire victims.
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Danny Kuhn
Kuhn
Farmington
Coran
William Poundstone
Consolidation Coal Co
Mannington
Jamies Fork United Methodist Church
Thomas Barnes
Pills Shots Methods Sought to Cut Births
Washington news reports the U S government expanding the National Institutes of Health birth control push. Dr Philip Corfman urges diverse methods and male options, aiming to curb world population growth by end of the century. He cites a $2 7 million budget for contraceptive research and stresses safe effective options for varied populations. A theft from Long Beach home is briefly noted.
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Washington
UPI
Philip A. Director
The
Public Health National Institutes
of. Health
Corfman
A . Corfman
Wold
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Milledgeville
Jalline
A. M. Walker
Puerto Rica
Janice Green
Ette
Castroine
Revolution
Walker
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Eastern
Cubi.co
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ATV
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Roxanné Ave
Long Beach
Lakewood
Reegwan
Etter Ny Bergman
Gust
Advance
Woodruff Ave
Lash
EAS AM
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Beam Distilling Co
Clermont
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