Scientists Worried Over Blood Container Plastics
Memphis doctors warn chemicals in plastic blood storage bags may harm humans including birth defects and organ damage. Dr. John Autian cites animal studies on phthalates and potential links to shock lung, with research from Johns Hopkins and UT suggesting chemical absorption during transfusions.
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Memphis, Tenn
University of Tennessee
John Autian
Materials Science Toxicology Laboratory
Autian
Power
Oe Autian
University of Texas
Leo
J. Rubin
D. Rudolf Jaeger
Johns Hopkins School of
Rubin
Universali Store
Vietnam
Danish King Frederik IX Stricken By Heart Attack
Copenhagen AP reports King Frederik IX, 72, suffered a heart attack and was rushed to a hospital. A spokesman said there is no special reason for worry as he receives the best care. Queen Ingrid and Princess Margrethe visited the king, who has battled influenza since New Year’s Eve and was reported to have pneumonia symptoms earlier.
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Copenhagen
Frederik IX
Ingrid
Margrethe
Amalienborg
Royal Court
Youth, 2 Men Die On Mountain
A 10-year-old boy and two men died on Hochstaufen Mountain in the Bavarian Alps after the boy fell from a cliff and rescuers attempted to help. A third climber was seriously injured in the accident Sunday near 5,905 feet.
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Bad Reichenhall
Germany
Mt. Hochstaufen
Pakistan Nationalizes Major Industries under Bhutto
President Bhutto announced a nationwide move to nationalize iron and steel, basic metals, heavy engineering, and electrical industries in West Pakistan. Twenty firms with assets over 200 million dollars come under state control while cotton textiles and agriculture largely remain private. Finance officials say banks and insurance may follow, but further takeovers will not extend beyond these sectors.
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Bhutto
Zulfikar Ali
Esso Fertilizers
West Pakistan
East Pakistan
Agman Tr
Reed
West
Pakistan
Mubashir Hasan
Karachi
Pakistan People’s Party
National Assembly
Sheik Mujib
Awami League
Senior Citizen Election Set Wednesday at Middletown Center
The Middletown Area Senior Citizens Center schedules a Wednesday 1 30 p.m. membership business meeting during which new officers will be elected. Activities this week include chorus rehearsal, tape radio program, service circle, covered dish luncheons, card party, sewing classes, dancing, and bowling at Sports Bowl with refreshments after the meeting.
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Middletown, Area
Senior Citizens Center
Sports Bowl
New English Course Opens at Miami Middletown Campus
Registration remains open for English 351 at Miami University Middletown Campus. Taught by Dr. Andrew Kerek, the five quarter hour course covers English language development and its impact on British and American literature, with relevance for teachers. Classes meet Tuesdays and Thursdays 4 to 6 40 p.m. in winter quarter. contact 422 2741 for details.
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Middletown
Miami University
Andrew Kerek
Miami
Hobart workers strike Troy plant over new contract
More than 1000 United Auto Workers members at Hobart Manufacturing in Troy walked off the job at midnight Sunday in a dispute over a new contract.
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Hobart
Troy, Ohio
United Auto Workers
Hobart Manufacturing Co
Troy
Nixon No. 1 Again in Gallup Most Admired List
Gallup poll shows President Nixon again tops the list as the most admired man in America for a third year. The top five include Billy Graham, Edward Kennedy, Lyndon Johnson, and Hubert Humphrey, with Agnew, Ralph Nader, Pope Paul VI, Bob Hope, and George Wallace among the next names. The survey of 1,504 adults was conducted Dec 19 to 13.
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Princeton
N.J
Gallup
Nixon
Billy Graham
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Lyndon B. Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Spiro T. Agnew
Ralph Nader
Pope Paul VI
Bob Hope
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Scout Commission To Meet Tuesday In Civic Association Office
Pokey Griffith Boy Scout District commissioners will meet Tuesday at 7 30 PM in the scout office in the Civic Association. Plans for the coming year s activities will be discussed at that time.
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Scout Commission
Pokey Griffith
Civic Association
Cheaper By The Dozen Mother Dies At 93
Lillian M. Gilbreth died Sunday at 93 in a nursing home after a fall and hip fracture. She and Frank Bunker Gilbreth pioneered time and motion study guiding their 14 member family chronicled in Cheaper by the Dozen. Private memorials planned Jan 9 in Scottsdale and Montclair.
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Frank
Lillian Gilbreth
Clifton Webb
Myrna Loy
Gilbreths
Ernestine Gilbreth Carey
Frank Jr
Charleston
S.C
Evening Post
Scottsdale, Ariz
Montclair, N.J
Gilbreth
Troops Storm Catholic Club In Belfast Clash
British troops stormed a Belfast Catholic club as about 75 men barricaded inside and hurled furniture. An army spokesman said several men were arrested and handed to police for interrogation. Troops used rubber bullets to quell the resistance.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Army
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Uni
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