Power Output Of Human Heart Studied In New Test
U S Public Health Service reports a method to measure instantaneous aortic blood velocity via a catheter technique. Developed by J. Malles, A. Casper, and D. Fry at the National Heart Institute Bethesda, the device records pressure differences to gauge heart power for medical use and surgical risk assessment.
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Treasury Forced To Pay Higher Interest On Short-Term Bills
The treasury paid 2.908 percent on 91 day bills the highest short term rate since the bank holiday. Rates rose from 2.77 percent last week as money markets reflect inflationary pressure. The article notes the rise compares with 3 percent in mid August and 2.59 percent in March 1932 during bank closures.
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Convicts Lose Privileges At Huntsville Prison
Twenty eight inmates locked in their cells with no privileges for 60 to 90 days for self harm and a staged incident. Prison officials say the incorrigibles forfeited exercise, movies, radios and commissary items as punishment.
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