Unmarried Couples Rise as Divorce Rate Stays High
WASHINGDON UP I population study shows unmarried cohabiting adults amount to 2 million in the 1970s while America's divorce rate remains the highest globally. First marriages and remarriages decline, with 40 percent of women in their late 20s projected to see divorce, and factors include Vietnam’s impact on the marriage market and the reinvigoration of the women's movement.
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Pate imports blamed for possible food poisoning risk
The Agriculture Department warns Feyel brand pate from Strasbourg may cause poisoning and should not be eaten. Instances include a September shipment refused in Los Angeles for leaking cans and more held at port after two more refusals in New York. Distribution teams are removing affected products from shelves.
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Cadillacs Recalled For Fuel Hose Leaks Across Models
General Motors recalls 133000 Cadillacs from 1975 onward to fix fuel hose leaks linked to engine fires. Fires injured seven people, though Cadillac calls the danger minimal. Victims mostly burned by hood contact during exit. Leaks stem from hose connections between tank and engine fuel rail, concentrated in Miami, New Orleans, and Tacoma.
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Elvis death drug mix tied to ten medicines report
Shelby County medical examiner plans a news conference to discuss Elvis Presley death amid reports three laboratories found ten drugs in Presley’s blood tissue and urine that may have contributed to a fatal heart attack. Claims of drug use remained unconfirmed.
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Not-So-Serious Ills Dominant In Office Visits
A National Center for Health Statistics survey shows doctors spend about 15 minutes per office visit with an average patient, 44 percent of visits result in a drug prescription, and 49 percent are for problems judged not serious. The study, based on 1975 data, notes prevention drives visits and that blood pressure checks occur in only 33 percent of cases. White patients predominate among visits, and about 60 percent are told to return later.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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