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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1975

Page

6

Fat children may show higher IQ in early years study

University of Minnesota researchers followed 3021 children born 1956 to 1966 and found higher average IQs in obese youngsters than lean peers at ages 4 and 7. Dr. Robert Fisch noted the difference was small but statistically significant and could aid self-image for obese children.

Minneapolis University of Minnesota Robert 0. Fisch Fisch

Cambodia OKs returnees from Camp Pendleton

125 Cambodian refugees at Camp Pendleton are approved to return home with no exclusion. Norng Sam Deurn, 29, spoke after talks with Cambodian diplomats in New York City. U.N. relief chief discussed with Khmer Rouge government. no refugees will be forced to Ft Chaffee as Pendleton shuts, and 650 remain at the camp.

Camp Pendleton Norng Sam Deurn New York City Sam Khmer Rouge U.N Nick Thorne U.S Ft. Chaffee Ark Camp Pendleton Relocation Center Cambodia Thorne Sally Pritchard Iowa

Stanford Grad Student Killed in Lab Accident

A Stanford University graduate student Charles Hawley aged 27 of Atherton was electrocuted Sunday while working on a laser experiment in a physics lab. He apparently touched a partially charged 5,000 volt capacitor in a high temperature gas dynamics lab, officials said.

Stanford Stanford University Charles Hawley Atherton

Nationwide study finds rape victims poorly treated nationwide

A 15 month survey by the Center for Women Policy Studies for the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration reports police prosecutors and hospitals often fail to support rape victims. It notes privacy delays and costs at private hospitals and recommends gendered investigators streamlined prosecution and public funding for evidence collection.

Knight News Service Washington Law Enforcement Assistance Administration Center For Women Policy Studies

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