Heart disease declines in woman and men despite danger
Indianapolis based heart expert Dr Charles Fisch says self care and new technology helped lower heart disease deaths in 1976 to under a million for the first time in over a decade. He credits coronary care units and early detection along with drugs and surgeries reducing cardiovascular deaths and notes ongoing efforts to curb coronary artery disease.
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Indianapolis
UPI
America
Charles Fisch
Krannert Institute of Cardiology
Indiana University Medical Center
Fisch
National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute
Missing man walks 75 miles to South Haven from Grand Beach
Laurence Acker 54, a Chicago Plumbing Council chair and co owner of John Calnan Co., reappeared at South Haven police after an estimated 75 mile trek along Lake Michigan shore. He was exhausted but unharmed and admitted to hospital for treatment. authorities remain puzzled about his disappearance while Coast Guard and county deputies continue inquiries.
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South Haven, Mich
UPI
Chicago
Lake Michigan Shore
Laurence Acker
Plumbing Council of Chicago
Charles Keebler
South Haven
Keebler
Acker
Charles Roby
South Haven Community Hospital
John Calnan Co. Inc
Grand Beach
Richard J. Daley
Old St. Mary’s Church
Michigan
Coast Guard
Berrien County Sheriff's Department
Berrien County
John Smietanka
Washington Answer Man probes 1980 race signals
Washington Answer Man explains early 1980 presidential campaign chatter. He cites Rep. Phillip Crane courting former candidates to announce plans, with Reagan Ford Baker and Thompson in various stages of consideration, and notes visibility rises when candidates schedule Crane meetings.
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New York Yankees
Billy Martin
Phillip Crane
Illinois
Crane
Ronald Reagan
Gerald Ford
Richard Nixon
Barry Goldwater
George Romney
William Scranton
Nelson Rockefeller
Alf Landon
Harold Stassen
Lincoln Memorial
Mamie Eisenhower
New Hampshire
Rep. Crane
Reagan
Ford
Baker
Thompson
Chilean ex secret police chief in trouble
Manuel Contreras, former head of Chile's secret police DINA, faces multiple legal actions in Chile and the United States. Extradition to the U.S. is sought for allegedly masterminding Orlando Letelier's 1976 assassination and a Washington civil suit accuses him and Chile's government of involvement. Contreras remains under house arrest in Santiago amid the storm of charges.
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Chile
Updlife
Manuel Contreras
DINA
Contreras
Washington
U.S
Orlando Letelier
Letelier
Augusto Pinochet
National Intelligence Directorate
Salvador Allende
Teresa
Manuelito
Secret Police
Manuel
Appeals Court strikes down teenage abortion consent provisions
A three judge panel upheld a lower court ruling that parts of Illinois 1977 Parental Abortion Consent Act are unconstitutional for unmarried minors under 18. The decision bars enforcement of parental or court consent requirements, calling the statute burdensome and dangerous to teen rights. The Cook County state's attorney may appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Chicago
UPI
U.S. District Court
Prentice H. Marshall
Cook County
State’s Attorney's Office
Luther M. Swygert
Cook County State’s Attorney's Office
U.S. Supreme Court
Churches and copyrights in worship music conflict
UPI religion writer David E. Anderson reports Washington DC churches using slide projector devices to project new song lyrics, risking copyright violations. Church leaders acknowledge illegality but seek permissions, while many rely on photocopied song sheets and unauthorized duplications, described as a major problem by church music officials.
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David E. Anderson
UPI
Washington D.C
William J. Reynolds
Church Music Department
Southern Baptist Convention Sunday School Board
Southern Baptist
Copyright Clash Signals Church Liturgical Market Fight
Publishers accuse Catholic bishops of restraining trade over rights to distribute prayer texts and liturgical books. Harry Costello seeks 250000 in damages for imported breviary copies, with Judge Ruth Green handling the antitrust suit in Washington DC. A ruling may affect publishers of alternative liturgies if Costello prevails.
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Harry Costello
U.S
Ireland
Ruth Green
U.S District Court For
District of Columbia
Costello
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