Drinking study finds young men hardest hit by alcohol problems
BERKELEY Calif UPI a 12 year study shows men in early 20s have the highest rate of drinking problems rather than middle aged derelicts The youngest group 21 to 24 shows greatest prevalence while problems decline after 25 Yet long term issues may start in the early 20s and fade as men reach their 30s Upper status men in 40s and 50s mature out more than lower socio economic groups The study supported by the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism cites 68 percent of adults drink and alcohol related costs total about 15 billion yearly in accidents crime and welfare calls for preventive educational programs tailored to groups
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Berkeley
Calif
UPI
Don Cahalan
University of California School of Public Health
Cahalan
National Institute On Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism
Health and Welfare
University of California Costs and Expansion Draw Scrutiny
An analysis details UC President Charles Hitch’s high compensation and extensive fringe benefits, plus a sprawling hierarchy across nine campuses. It notes campuses abroad, a $1.4 billion budget for 1973-74 with about $400 million sought from the Legislature, and a per student cost near $12,000 annually with minimal direct classroom teaching.
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University of California
University
Charles J. Hitch
Hitch
San Francisco
Sacramento
Washington, D.C
Lake Arrowhead
Livermore
California
Mercury
Nevada
Los Alamos
New Mexico
New York City
Beirut
Bordeaux
Paris
Ghana
Nairobi
Gottingen
Hong Kong
Tokyo
Jerusalem
Madrid
Mexico City
Padua
London
Norway
Sweden
A. Alan Post
Post
California Fifth Grader Seeks Virginia Climate Facts
Jimmie Renslow, a Oakdale fifth grader, wrote to Virginia state offices asking about climate resources and manufacturing for a class report. He also requested 50 cents to compare Virginia money with California, and received a letter confirming the money is the same and officials let him rely on their word.
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Richmond
UPI
Jimmie Renslow
Oakdale
Calif
Old Dominion
Virginia
California
Jimmy
How Hungry Is Your Car for Gas EPA Study Finds Mileage Gaps
The EPA reports small imported cars use less fuel than many American-made rivals based on tests of engines meeting 1973 air pollution standards. The agency says the tests are yardsticks but valid for comparison purposes.
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Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
First Aid Fair at El Camino Demonstrates Emergency Skills
Students from six elementary schools will showcase first aid techniques at El Camino School from 1 to 4 p.m. The event follows seven weeks of training led by nurse Thelma Vermillion. El Camino, Fillmore, La Honda, La Canada, Los Berros, and Buena Vista students will show bandaging care mouth to mouth resuscitation and patient treatment. A Community Ambulance Service vehicle and a Lompoc Fire Department rescue unit will be present.
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el Camino School
Thelma Vermillion
el Camino
Fillmore
Honda
la Canada
Los Berros
Buena Vista
AHC Art Festival Opens Tonight Involving Local Schools
The Allan Hancock College festival begins at 7 30 p m with a free Stage Band Festival in the sports pavilion featuring Hancock College Santa Maria Santa Ynez Righetti and Cuyama Valley High School bands. Directors include Osborne Kuzell Kellogg and others.
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Allan Hancock College
Hancock College
Santa Maria High
Santa Ynez High
Righetti High
Cuyama Valley High School
Charles Osborne
Righetti
Gerald Adam
Cuyama
Gary Kellogg
Santa Maria
Douglas
Santa Ynez
Christopher Kuzell
String of Pearls
State water project ends with dam dedication near Riverside
The 128 foot high dam southeast of Riverside was dedicated by Gov. Reagan and state officials marking the end of the 603 mile California Water Project. The project aims to deliver fresh water to 2.6 million more people by 1990, though it faced worker deaths and regional tensions since its inception 30 years ago. State engineer Sam Dulberg and Water Resources Director William Gianelli praised the feat and its timing despite prior financial crises.
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Perris
Calif
UPI
California
Riverside
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Earl Warren
Goodwin Knight
Edmund G. Brown
William R. Gianelli
Feather River
Arts council grants awarded to Lompoc residents
Santa Maria Arts Council grants two Lompoc residents Kim Hillin and Tim Mussard 200 and 300 respectively in dance and music categories. Recipients will perform at 3 p.m. during the Arts Festival at Allan Performing Arts Center. Seven other grants in dance music drama and visual arts were awarded.
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Lompoc
Kim Hillin
Tim Mussard
Marjorie Hall
Santa Maria
Allan Hancock College
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