Safer cigarettes urged as report calls for progress
The U.S. surgeon general urged continued cessation and development of less hazardous cigarettes to curb smoking harms. The 226 page report notes nonsmokers in smoke filled rooms face carbon monoxide exposure, with limits similar to air pollution standards. It highlights hearings on tar and nicotine limits and supports FTC warnings on cigarette ads.
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Washington
U.S
Public Health Service
Congress
Jesse L. Steinfeild
Surgeon General
Frank Moss
Senate Commerce
Utah Democrat
Elliot L. Richardson
Ment
The
Federal Trade Commission
Nefertiti Seen More Powerful In Lost Egyptian Years
Archeologists using a computer reconstruct a six year period from 1367 to 1361 B C revealing Nefertiti as possibly more powerful religiously than Akhenaten. The study, begun in 1965 with a 600000 dollar budget, analyzes 35000 temple blocks to map scenes and buildings, suggesting at least three temples for the queen and a shift to monotheism.
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Philadelphia
Nefertiti
The
Nile
Ray W. Smith
University of Pennsylvania
Smith
Egypt
Aten
Job Corps Officer Assumes Post at Bombay Hook Refuge
Thomas J. McAndrews 35, formerly at Treasure Lake Job Corps, becomes manager of the Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge in Smyrna Delaware. He has prior posts at Great Swamp and Iroquois refuges and a Columbia University botany degree. A replacement for McAndrews has not yet been named.
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Thomas J. McAndrews
Treasure Lake
Job Corps
Civilian Conservation Center
Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge
Smyrna
Del
McAndrews
Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge
Basking Ridge
Iroquois National Wildlife Refuge
Basom
N. Y
Hazelton
Columbia University
New York
N.Y
Army
Bob Hickey
Protest Backing Maoist Professor Not Working
A band of Maoist sympathizers occupied Stanford chapel to protest the recommended firing of H. Bruce Franklin, an English associate professor. By midnight Sunday only about 25 of 75 protesters remained, calling the space Bruce Franklin Memorial Church. Stanford President Richard Lyman supported the advisory board’s May 5 decision citing incitement of violence during February computer center protests. eleven arrests and twelve injuries followed. Franklin and his wife advocate Maoist thought. she carried an un loaded carbine when speaking to reporters last week.
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Stanford
Calif
Bruce Franklin
Stanford University
Franklin
Bruce
Diane Kenney
Richard Lyman
Associated
Lyman
University
Jane
Mao Tse-tung
Episcopal Church Elects Officers
Members of St. Margaret's Episcopal Church elected officers at the annual parish meeting. Robert Pitt was chosen senior warden and Jack Baker junior warden. Vestry terms include Gene Matthews Hal Sharpe Herbert West two years. Jerry Wass and Robert Prince one year. Delegates to the state diocesan convention May 4-6 in Midwest City are Robert Fietz and Robert Pitt with alternates Jack Baker and Dan Woesner.
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St. Margaret's Episcopal Church
50Th
Motif Manor
Robert Pitt
Jack Baker
Gene Matthews
Capt
Hal Sharpe
Herbert West
Jerry Wass
Robert Prince
Midwest City
Robert Fietz
Dan Woesner
Ramsey To Head Local Riding Club
Joe Ramsey was elected president of the Bishop Riding Club at a recent meeting. Danny Smith was named vice president, Elmer Cummings secretary-treasurer, H D Woodall parade chairman, Dow D. Smith publicity chairman, and Lela Reed club queen. Entertainment chairs include Dick Newby Reed and Jim Dillahunty. Plans for an upcoming horse show were discussed with Smith named show chairman assisted by Rusty Spencer and Dillahunty.
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Joe Ramsey
Bishop Riding Club
Danny Smith
Elmer Cummings
H. D. Woodall
Dow D. Smith
Lela Reed
Ralph Reed
Dick Newby
Reed
Jim Dillahunty
Smith
Rusty Spencer
Dillahunty
Longshoremen Threaten Walkout Over Pay Board Decision
The Pay Board may reject or approve a 15 percent raise for longshoremen, amid tensions with labor groups. An ILA tentative three year pact seeks a 32.6 percent first year rise for 45,000 dock workers from Maine to Virginia, while West Coast dock workers reject a larger early raise. The board has already dealt with aerospace and other contracts, and economic news includes postal rate increases and stock index optimism.
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Washington
Afl-Cio International Longshoremen’s Association
Maine
Virginia
ILA
East
Gulf Coast
West Coast
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Akhenaten
AAA Glass CO
Episcopal Church
Lawten
Sheridan
N. Sheridan
United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
Cost of Living Council
U.S. Postal Service
Nixon
Treasury
John B. Connally
California
nEvican
National Bank
HI Fashion
Lee Bivd
Meadors Department Store
Erwin Acres
S&h
Lawton
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