Researchers Link Alcoholism to Cirrhosis in Primates Study
Mount Sinai physician Charles S Lieber notes alcohol intake is linked to progressive liver degeneration. In a primate study two baboon groups received varied alcohol exposure for up to four years, with fatty liver, alcoholic hepatitis, and cirrhosis observed in the alcohol-fed group. Researchers cite duration and amount as key factors and say alcohol is toxic regardless of diet.
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Tepatetox
Charles S Lieber
Mount Sinai School of Medicine
City University of New York
Rubin
Whisky Lobby Opposes Maryland Tax Increase
Testifying before the House Ways and Means Committee hobbyists urged rejection of a bill raising whiskey tax from 1.50 to 1.75 per gallon. Distilled Spirits Council of the United States argued higher taxes harm industry image and retail competition, with potential revenue loss of over 44 million dollars in 1972.
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Ways and Means
Jacqueline McCurdy
Distilled Spirits Council of the
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District of Columbia
Korea proposes nonaggression pact amid stalled peace talks
South Korea calls for a nonaggression pact as the first such proposal since the 1950 53 war. Park says he rejects the idea, accusing it of emboldening the enemy and hindering peaceful efforts.
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South Korea
Park
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Agnew Offers Home For Sale
Washington reports an odd sales pitch as Agnew rumor spreads involving a home sale offer. The fragmented item mentions a speaker named Ageew and references a securities style feature, suggesting a satirical or garbled notice without clear facts.
Dean Martin Jr Charged For Illegal Firearms
Washington AP reports Dean Martin Jr. faced charges after authorities confiscated a Thompson .45 caliber home gun, a 3mm cannon, a supply of ammunition, and two Belgian FM machine guns. The Bureau spokesman provided details amid the investigation.
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Dean Martin Jr
Washington
Dean Fargement
Reday
Las Faeces
Bureau
Spekesman
Martin
Soviet Satellite Keeps Watch On U S Navy
A new Russian ocean surveillance satellite monitors U S Navy movements in the Indian Ocean and Arabian Sea. Reported by Pentagon sources, the maneuverable satellite collects radar data for ground stations in the Soviet Union and followed U S Seventh Fleet activity in multiple seas during 1973, a peak year for Soviet space missions.
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U.S. Navy
Washington
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Arabian Sea
Pentagon
Soviet Union
More People Using Trains More People Using Trains
Washington AP reports a rise in rail travel as more passengers choose trains for intercity trips. Officials credit improved schedules reliable service and lower fares boosting ridership across routes.
Congress Urged To Require Complete Energy Figures
The article reports disputes over energy reserves and production figures. FPC officials heard testimony from Deglas L. Bendel of Obi mar Oil Co about gas reserves and willingness to gamble on identification of companies. Ralph Nader criticized oil industry figures as unofficial government columns, while Rep. Conte cited proved and independent reserve estimates highlighting inconsistencies.
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Obimar Oil Co
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FPC
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Capitol Hill
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Amercan Petroleum Institute
Silvio O. Conte
R-Mass
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