Tight underwear and male fertility debated by Dr Thesteson
In a reader Q A Dr Thesteson explains testes need cooler temperatures outside the body, noting tight underwear may raise scrotal temperature and reduce sperm production though it is only one factor in fertility.
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OAU Advocates Montreal Olympic Boycott and South Africa Sanctions
The Organization of African Unity proposed a boycott of the Montreal Olympics starting July 18 unless New Zealand is barred for links with South Africa. It also urged intensified support for liberation movements, economic sanctions, and airspace bans targeting Pretoria, while addressing Middle East issues and Western Sahara disputes.
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Coogan Files $1 Million Suit Against Desert Hospital
Actor Jackie Coogan sues Desert Hospital in Palm Springs for negligence and invasion of privacy over allegedly released health information. The $1 million suit, filed in Los Angeles Superior Court, targets damage to reputation and work prospects with major studios.
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Palmer Installed as AMA President at 125th Convention
Dr Richard E. Palmer of Alexandria Louisiana was installed Wednesday as president of the American Medical Association during the 125th annual convention. He will serve a one year term leading the 152106 member group after being elected president elect at last year’s Atlantic City meeting.
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Truckers Fined in Tax Evasion Case
A federal judge in Detroit sentenced Fruehauf Corp board chair and its president to six months in jail and fined each $10,000 for evading federal excise taxes owed by the company.
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Supreme Court backs news media protection in ruling
Welcome News notes editor Reg Murphy a kidnapping victim in 1974 praised a Supreme Court decision affirming press protections. The ruling voids an order barring reporters while Grace and Rowan face appeals of sentences and fines from Judge Thornton. Fruehaus, a trucking and container firm, ties to the case as officers face taxes and credit allegations.
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Ex Wife Sues Mallin for Unpaid Alimony
Zenobia A. Mallin of North Carolina sues ex husband Stanley Mallin over $32,000 in unpaid alimony from a Georgia 1973 divorce decree. The suit seeks judgment for the arrears plus attorney's fees.
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Rug Burglars Steal Art and Mercedes in Kentfield
Police said a burglar used a hidden key left for a carpet cleaner to enter a high end Kentfield residence and steal $135,000 worth of art and antiques and a Mercedes sedan. Sharon Kay Nolte, 31, found her garage door open and the car missing when she returned home. The haul included Oriental rugs valuable paintings antique telescopes television sets and a rare chess set.
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