Thin smokers who quit live longer says Framingham doctor
Dr William Castelli of the Framingham Heart Study reports findings from a 32 year study of 5200 residents. He says thin people who smoke little or not at all have the lowest death and disease rates, and it is worth gaining weight to quit smoking. The study will be published soon.
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Parole reconsideration for Sirhan Sirhan in Kennedy case
The California Board of Prison Terms votes to hold a panel hearing in January or February to consider canceling the 1984 parole for Sirhan Sirhan. The board cites alleged threats against Sen Edward Kennedy and others, while Sirhan’s lawyer calls the accusation based on untrustworthy inmate testimony. Sirhan, 37, a Jordanian, was convicted of assassinating Sen Robert Kennedy in June 1968.
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Marijuana may be top Florida crop after citrus
Florida FDLE aerial inspections on June 1 located 155 marijuana fields across 41 of 67 counties. Officials say 51,189 plants could yield over 144,000 pounds of pot worth more than 43 billion dollars, making it a major agricultural income source. In a separate note, Polish spy Marian Zacharski faces life in prison for conspiring to obtain defense secrets, with a possible prisoner swap proposal discussed by his lawyer.
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Weather forecast and lake data for region
Partly cloudy tonight with a low near 42. Wednesday will be cloudy with a high near 67 and lows in the 40s. Thursday through Saturday expect cool dry weather with highs in the 40s and lows in the 20s. Clinton Lake at 8 a.m. shows 56 degrees and 876.69 feet elevation, normal 876.5 feet. Journal-World readings note high 68, low 45, overnight 43, no precipitation. date records include 79 high in 1962 and 4 low in 1969. sunrise 7:06, sunset 5:06.
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House defies veto threat on emergency spending bill
Amid GOP rifts the Democratic House pushes an emergency stopgap bill despite Reagan allies calling it over budget by billions. With Senate momentum wavering, party leaders forecast a conference committee as debates over 10.3 billion in excess spending continue, while White House aides weigh a possible veto.
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William Holden Dies at 63 in Santa Monica Apartment
Actor William Holden renowned for Sunset Boulevard and Stalag 17 was found dead at age 63 in his high rise Santa Monica apartment. Officials say death appears from natural causes. autopsy pending. Holden, once best man at Ronald and Nancy Reagan’s wedding, had long battled alcoholism and had recent cancer concerns. His career spanned four decades with notable roles in Golden Boy, Network, and S.O.B. He was born in 1918 in O’Fallon Illinois and adopted his stage name after being discovered in Pasadena.
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Hinckley in Intensive Care After Suicide Attempt
John W. Hinckley Jr. remains seriously ill and improving after hanging himself in a Fort Meade prison cell. Doctors note temporary oxygen deprivation but say permanent brain damage cannot yet be determined. He is at Kimbrough Army Community Hospital awaiting the Jan. 4 trial and may face renewed questions on his ability to stand trial.
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Satellite sale to Arabs planned sparks Capitol Hill clash
The Reagan administration plans to sell Arabsat satellite gear to Libyan linked consortium including the PLO, drawing anticipated congressional opposition. Ford Aerospace and Communications Corp. probes a $134 million system to augment international telephone links, with Libya's 17 percent financing cited. State and Defense officials debate potential military use while Haig and Weinberger pause the proposal for further study.
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