Active Smokers With Exercise May Survive Heart Attacks Better
An 18 month study of 110000 adults by Health Insurance Plan of Greater New York found physically active smokers have nearly double the survival odds after a first heart attack than inactive smokers. Among nonsmokers, active men show about nine times higher survival than inactive men. Researchers include Dr. Charles W. Frank and Rob ert V. Sagar and Eve Weinblatt and Sam Shapiro of New York City.
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Chicago
Health Insurance Plan
New York
Journal of the American Medical Association
Charles W. Frank
Robert V. Sagar
Eve Weinblatt
Sam Shapiro
New York City
Morris Driver Cited For Speeding On North Division Street
Morris area driver Steven W. Marshall, 19, of Route 4 was ticketed Saturday at 7 30 p m by Police Officer James Gretencord on North Division Street. He is to appear in magistrate court Friday at 4 p m.
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Morris City
James Gretencord
Morris Area
North Division St
Steven W. Marshall
Rte. 4
Christmas Shopping Boom Across the Nation
The article notes a peak in Christmas sales with billions in retail activity. Teen girls account for substantial spending, buying for family and friends as stores ramp up with catalogs, special shoppers, and promotions. Toy sales dominate the season, with November and December contributing over half of yearly totals.
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Portland
Ore
New York
Youth's leg severed in crash. doctors reattach limb
In North St Louis a car struck a pole injuring two teens. Edward Cissell 17 had his left leg reattached after surgery at Homer G Phillips Hospital where officials reported he was in satisfactory condition. Theodore Adams 17 suffered multiple head and body injuries and remained in critical condition.
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ST. Louis
Edward Cissell
North St. Louis
Theodore Adams
Homer G. Phillips Hospital
Cissell
Probationary Driver Permits Issued in Grundy County
Two Grundy County motorists, Richard A. Seaman of Route 2 and William L. Stalker of Route 1, were issued probationary permits according to Secretary of State Paul Powell.
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Grundy County
Paul Powell
Richard A. Seaman
Rte. 2
William L. Stalker
Rte, 1
Electric Power Outage Tuesday North of Morris
Commonwealth Edison officials announce a two hour power outage from 9 to 11 a.m. Tuesday for homes and businesses north of Morris. The affected area spans about one and a half miles east and west of Illinois 47 and north from Illinois 52 to Helmar Road to improve load and operation of the local electrical system.
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Morris
George Travers
Commonwealth Edison Corp
Illinois 47
Illinois 52
Helmar Road
Grundy County Courts Disposed 1966 Cases In 12 Months
In Grundy County Illinois courts cases average 12 months from filing to disposition. Thirteenth Judicial Circuit presided by Chief Judge Howard C Ryan and Circuit Judges Walter Dixon and Leonard Hoffman. For 1966, 1 624 new cases filed and 1 674 dispositions occurred.
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Grundy County
Thirteenth Judicial Circuit
Gardner Noted Patients and Family Gatherings in Joliet
Gardner residents William J Anglia and Mrs John Tkachnik are patients at St Joseph Hospital Joliet. Mr and Mrs A C Carlson visited their son Charles Carlson and family for a pre Christmas dinner. Mrs Mary Corneglio hosted relatives for her daughter Renee s fifth birthday celebration.
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William J. Anglia
Gardner
St. Joseph Hospital
Joliet
John Tkachnik
A. C. Carlson
Charles Carlson
Mary Corneglio
Renee
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