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Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1976

Page

4

Disabled trader Lynn Thompson builds independence in Los Angeles

Lynn Thompson, a 25 year old with muscular dystrophy, works as a night dispatcher from home at Olsen's Temporary Services and trades commodities on the Mid American Exchange. She lives with Carmen Batteus, communicates across language barriers, and plans to stay employed while pursuing possible travel and bigger profits.

Lynn Thompson America Olsen's Temporary Services Lynn Carmen Batteus Los Angeles Mrs. Batreus Mrs. Batteus Carmen Lynn Olsen’s Hawaii

High protein diet extends rat lifespan when started early

London United Press International reports a Nature study showing rats live longer on a high protein low carbohydrate diet if begun early. Researchers Ross Lustbader Bras say lifespan prediction hinges on early diet and growth, with age and genetics influencing results.

London UPI M.H. Ross E. Lustbader Fox Chase Cancer Center Philadelphia G. Bras Path

Cop in Cove gives himself ticket for loss of control

Patrolman Johnny Smith cited himself for failure to control speed after crashing his car while en route to transfer prisoners. He said a dog darted into the road, he swerved, overcorrected and went into a ditch, and he would have ticketed anyone in the same situation.

Copper Cove Tex UPI Johnny Smith Smith

College Receives 50-Year-Old Moonshine Still for Museum

A copper moonshine still confiscated from a suspected bootlegger last spring by Virginia authorities is donated to Ferrum College for display in its farm museum under a court permit. College officials call the artifact valuable for its resemblance to 18th century distilling methods. Historian Dr. J. Francis Amos aided the transfer, saying it fits regional history.

Ferrum UPI Virginia Ferrum College Alcoholic Beverage and Control Board J. Francis Amos Rocky Mount

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