CO Hazards To Driving Ability Questioned By OSU Study
Ohio State University researchers led by Dr. Frank Weir report that drivers exposed to carbon monoxide levels up to 20 percent showed no significant loss of gross coordination or vision. The study used special cameras to film road perception and driver reactions while tracking the carboxyhemoglobin ratio.
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James Stevenson
Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
Frank Weir
Ohio State University
Weir
OSA
OSU Industrial Engineering
Thomas H. Rockwell
Rockwell
New Hair Loss Solution Claims To Stop Baldness
A Houston laboratory consultant firm offers a 32 day treatment for both men and women to stop hair loss and grow hair. They invite trials at their risk, claim effectiveness, and warn against delaying as roots can die. Inquiries answered confidentially by mail.
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Houston
Texas
Loesch Laboratory, Consultants, Inc
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Five Point Two Million Suit Over Lima State Hospital Case
Twenty six former Lima State Hospital employees sue a Cleveland newspaper and state officials for 5.2 million dollars claiming the Plain Dealer paid a special state attorney ten thousand dollars for patient information from confidential files. The suit also alleges a conspiracy to intimidate workers.
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Toledo, Ohio
Lima State Hospital
Cleveland
Cleveland Plain Dealer
the Plain Dealer
Robert Milbaugh
Plain Dealer
U.S. District Court
Today in History Highlights June 20 Events
On this date in 1789 the French Revolution began. Maryland colony granted to Lord Baltimore in 1632. Victoria became queen in 1837 after William IV's death. West Virginia admitted in 1863. Alaska purchase treaty proclaimed in 1867. Guam seized in 1898. Hot line talks established in 1963. Ali convicted in 1967. Anatoly Fedoseyev granted asylum in Britain a year ago.
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Maryland
Lord Baltimore
Victoria
England
William IV
West Virginia
Andrew Johnson
Alaska
Russia
United States
Guam
Soviet Union
Washington
Moscow
West Berlin
Berlin Wall
Houston
Tex
Muhammad Ali
Woman awarded 900000 in Cleveland crash suit
Beverly Bemes, 23, of Cuyahoga Heights, receives 900000 from the City of Cleveland and Sohio for injuries from a 1967 Interstate 77 crash that killed her fiancé David Pietrzak. The city pays 625000 and Sohio 275000 after trial began.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cuyahoga Heights
Cleveland
Standard Oil Co. of Ohio
Sohio
Ohio
Beverly Bemes
Miss Bemes
David Pietrzak
Cuyahoga County
Pietrzak
Improved Economy To Affect Election
AP Business Analyst argues the economy shows a rising boom with strong indicators but personal voter sentiment may diverge. Joblessness and inflation targets promised by the administration have not been met, casting doubt on achieving 4 percent inflation or 4.5 percent unemployment and suggesting political impact remains uncertain.
Punch Mining Eyed By Kentucky Official
Kentucky official says the Division of Reclamation will draft new regulations to bring punch mining under the state reclamation law. The 1972 act broadens strip mining to cover all surface operations, including access roads at any mine. Punch mining uses deep mining equipment on stripped surfaces to remove coal from shallow highwall shafts, making it legally deep mining not covered by the act.
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Frankfort
Buddy A. Beach
Kentucky
General Assembly
Mogul Ad Promises Quick Weight Loss Guarantee
An old style advertisement touts MONADE XOR MONADEX as fat burning aids with a money back guarantee. It claims no dangerous drugs and no strenuous exercise required, promising weight loss and reduced appetite.
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Anna
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