Heatwave pushes across eastern states with high humidity
The Associated Press reports widespread heat and humidity across the eastern two thirds of the nation. Temperatures mainly stay in the 70s to 90s, while the Northwest cools to the 50s. Scattered thundershowers appear along the northern Plains, Gulf Coast to Florida, and northern New England. Rapid City and Livingston see winds up to 60 mph. A funnel cloud near Williston is reported with no damage. Humidity and haze cover New York City, Boston, Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh.
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Ohio to renew cancer research program in 1970s style drive
Ohio health officials plan to revive a cancer epidemiology and surveillance effort authorized by a 1970s legislature bill. Dr. John Ackerman says two to three researchers will study links between occupation environment and cancer, using about 50 000 dollars first year, with data from 1950s and 1970s records to identify county level cancer incidence and risk reduction measures.
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Columbus
Ohio
John Ackerman
State Health Department
Marigene Valiquette
Toledo
Ackerman
Department of Finance
Valiquette
Health Department
Births and dismissals listed forlocal residents
Vital Statistics records show births for Jerald Dennler at 1838 S Breiel Blvd a boy and James Brown at 1525 Meadow Ave a boy and out of town birth for Stephen Kent Moon in Edinburgh Indiana a boy. Dismissals include Thomas Curtis and many others from Rusmar Court Navaho St Meadow Ave Ninth Ave Germantown Hamilton Trenton Kensington St Cincinnati and more with a hospital reference for Middletown Hospital patient 424-1871 Beatty.
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James Brown
Meadow Ave
Stephen Kent Moon
Edinburgh
Ind
Laura Wright
17Th Ave
David Pergram
Decker Road
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Dayton
Thomas Curtis
Rusmar Court
Richard Chasteen
Navaho
Calvin Didlick
Ninth Ave
John Williams
John Byrd
Germantown
Merle Cole
Hamilton
Leo Hetzler
Trenton
Beackham Ledford
Jacksonburg Road
Peggy Damron
Sutphin St
Don Conn
Central Ave
Joseph Monroe
Robert Weaver
Glenn T. McLain
Kensington St
Anthony L. Sngler Jr
Cincinnati
Arlie Shouse
Mason
Middletown Hospital
Cooler air to push across Ohio with showers forecast
The National Weather Service reports a heat wave will persist in Ohio until at least Wednesday night when showers are expected ahead of an approaching low pressure system. Temperatures were in the 70s across the state with 71 in Youngstown and 76 in Mansfield at dawn. Skies were mostly clear with some early morning fog. High pressure remains nearly stationary over the southern Appalachians.
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Vitamin C Doses Not Retained in Body Says Indiana Chemist
Indiana chemist Dr. Eugene S. Wagner at a national American Chemical Society meeting reports a pilot study in 24 healthy students. Doses from 100 to 2000 mg daily showed urine excretion matching intake up to 500 mg and 65 percent at 1000 mg and 42 percent at 2000 mg, suggesting limited retention and possible fecal loss. He warns the study is crude and focuses on non therapeutic implications.
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Chicago
Indiana
Linus Pauling
California
Eugene S. Wagner
American Chemical Society
Wagner
Ball State University
Muncie
Ind
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Webster’s Dictionary
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