Full Moon Effects Questioned By Researchers In February
Chicago based report outlines studies linking full moon phases to spikes in violence bleeding ulcers and cardiovascular crises. Professor Ralph Morris notes elevated heart rate energy and hormonal activity during full moons citing increases in murder arson and psychiatric violence. He suggests winter months amplify these effects and advises physicians to plan patient care around lunar phases.
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Chicago
UPI
Ralph W. Morris
University of Illinois College of Pharmacy
Morris
Earth
New York City
New York
Illinois
Solzhenitsyn Critiques U S Press and Liberty in Speech
Alexander Solzhenitsyn argues in Harvard remarks that Western society suffers legalism and materialism while the press wields excessive power. Critics note his view echoes Marxist notions of media influence, yet supporters cite First Amendment rights and the duty to speak up.
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Arnold Sawislak
Washington
UPI
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Iron Curtain
Russia
Solzhenitsyn
United States
Harvard
Alexis de Tocqueville
Gulag
U.S
Gerald Ford
NEA chief cites teachers stress from discipline and violence
NEA president John Ryer, leader of 1.8 million members, warned stress from classroom discipline and fear of violence is driving teachers to quit or retire early. He cited urban strain, transfer denials, lack of support, and rising violence as harming education budgets and teacher retention.
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Dallas
UPI
National Education Association
John Ryer
Ryer
NEA
Ayer
Los Angeles
Smithsonian to Display 35 Ton Scrap Sculpture by Di Suvero
Washington unveils a 43 foot tall 65 foot long 33 foot wide sculpture made from a locomotive cab bow and I-beams. Mark di Suvero will weld the 35 ton piece on the Mall, funded by the Institute of Scrap Iron and Steel for the Hirshhorn Museum.
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Washington
UPS
Iowa
Mark di Suvero
Calders
Oldenburgs
Rodins and Moores
Smithsonian
Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden
di Suvero
Paris
Tuilleries Gardens
China
California
Institute of Scrap Iron and Steel
Institute
Hirshhorn
Petaluma
Calif
Woman keeps $6000 found in bank safe deposit booth
Bernice Paset found more than $6,000 on May 8, 1974, in a Skokie bank’s safe deposit area. The Illinois Appellate Court ruled the money belonged to her after the bank failed to claim it within the required period, reversing a lower court ruling.
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Chicago
UPI
Bernice Paset
Illinois
Wilmette
Old Orchard Bank and Trust Company
Skokie
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