Low tar cigarettes unlikely curb cancer says NAS
The National Academy of Sciences says switching to low tar and nicotine cigarettes does not reduce lung cancer risk because smokers tend to inhale more deeply and retain smoke longer to satisfy nicotine cravings. Heavy smokers maintain high nicotine levels regardless of brand, challenging the Cancer Society’s earlier finding of lower mortality in low tar users. The reports note the tobacco industry has reduced tar and nicotine over 25 years.
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National Academy of Sciences
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National Research Council
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National Institute of Drug Abuse
American Cancer Society
Cancer Society
Tobacco
Bartlett wins GOP nomination for U S House seat in Md 6th
Bartlett topped Samuel An of Barrett County and S Ansell of Ellicott City in unofficial county results across Allegany Washington Frederick Carroll Howard and Montgomery counties with 57 percent to 22 and 21 percent respectively. Beverly Byron led Democrats with 73 percent as William McMahon and Melvin Perkins trailed.
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Baltimore
Roscoe Bartlett
Garrett County
Bartlett
Allegany
Washington
Frederick
Carroll
Howard
Montgomery
Buckeystown
Samuel An
Barrett County
Lawmakers Spar Over Jobs Bill and Budget Plans
Congress debates a Democratic jobs measure aimed at road and bridge work while Republicans criticize it as a political ploy. Leaders warn of a lame duck session to finish spending bills as tax credits for private school tuition are approved and immigration, abortion, and energy issues loom.
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Wright
Robert H. Michel
Minole
Michel
Trent Lott
Mississippi
Barbara A. Mikulski
D-Md
John Rhodes
R-Ariz
Baker
House
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
D-Mass
Congress
Reagan
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Schmidt calls for new elections in West Germany
Chancellor Helmut Schmidt urged new elections after the Free Democrats quit his coalition. He proposed a Bundestag confidence vote with abstentions to force a government defeat, potentially leading to dissolution and an election by late November under the constitution.
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Bonn
Helmut Schmidt
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Karl Carstens
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Reagan Stumps for Fenwick in New Jersey Senate Bid
President Reagan wil head to New Jersey for a quick campaign swing to back moderate Republican Senate hopeful Millicent Fenwick. Labor Secretary Raymond Donovan will accompany him, a White House choice Fenwick says may not help GOP candidates, while Donovan faces past probes into alleged ties to organized crime during his private sector tenure.
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Reagan
New Jersey
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White House
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Paris car bombing injures 18 near Arch of Triumph
A car with Israeli diplomatic plates exploded near the Arch of Triumph injuring 18 people, including the car occupants. Three were seriously hurt. fire crews freed occupants after a half hour. Most treated were Lycee Carnot students. Direct Action claimed responsibility.
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Bauman will not challenge 1st District primary results
Former Rep. Robert Bauman announced he will not contest the Tuesday primary won by C.4. Porter Hopkins despite voting irregularities in one Eastern Shore county. Officials said Hopkins led by 1,071 votes after counting 555 absentee ballots, and Bauman cited low prospects and personal serenity in declining the challenge.
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Porter Hopkins
Bauman
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Sunny and warm Saturday forecast across much of nation
The National Weather Service predicts generally sunny and warm conditions for most areas on Saturday. Rain is expected from the Ohio Valley through the Great Lakes region, with showers in the Southwest.
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Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Israel Faces Fierce Resistance in West Beirut Sweep
The Israeli advance into west Beirut meets stiff opposition as Mounrabitoun radio goes off air and tanks further enter the area. U S and Israeli diplomats file a strong protest after an unarmed Marine guard at the embassy was fired upon but not hit, with no retaliation.
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West Beirut
Mounrabitoun
Voice of Arab Lebanon
State
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Beirut
Tel Aviv
State Department
Carolyn Johnson
Chancery
Reagan and Wright clash over post election session plans
President Reagan told leaders a stopgap funding bill should last only as long as necessary for Congress to resume after the elections. House Democratic Leader Jim Wright of Texas criticized Reagan for trying to dictate the schedule, noting the session would involve retiring and defeated lame duck members.
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Reagan
House
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Texas
Gettysburg Area Admits and Discharges Attend Births
A list of admissions discharges and births from Gettysburg area hospitals includes Beverly Godman, Oren Wilson, Mrs. Joseph Weakland, Faustino Robles, Sharon Mozingo, Mrs. Guy Ridenour, Mrs. Glenn Kime, Kerry Birgensmith, Melissa Arigo, Ron Becker, Joy Black, F. Mas Everts, Tray Marne, Burton Leffingwall, Mrs. Tim McCouslin and daughter, Mrs. Robert Provost, and infant son of Mr and Mrs David Sehriver. Births recorded Joyce Davidson of Gettysburg a daughter and a son born to Mr and Mrs David Schriver of Gettysburg. The infant was transferred to Hershey Medical.
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Gettysburg
Oren Wilson
Joseph Weakland
Faustino Robles
Aspers
David Schriver
Eugene Shindedecker
Sharon Mozingo
New Oxford
Guy Ridenour
Emmitsburg
Glenn Kime
Gardners
Kerry Birgensmith
Melissa Arigo
York Sprwage
Denter Belinihe
Feirfield
Ron Becker
Hanover
Joy Black
Rapers
Francis Eiker
F. Mas Everts
Tray Marne
Thurmont
Burton Leffingwall
Rocky Ridge
Tim McCouslin
Biglerville
Robert Provost
David Sehriver
Mershey Medical
Ralph Sigman Jr
Walkersville
Roger Slaybaugh
Weather trend cools into weekend across Western Maryland
A cooler trend begins today with much cooler weather expected by Sunday and Monday. Western Maryland sees mostly sunny pleasant conditions with highs in the 70s today and near 80 at Ocean City Saturday, then a clear Sunday in the 60s.
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Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Maryland Ocean
Ocean City
Hagerstown
Westminster
Gaithersburg
Licsbury
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