Horseradish diet warned by Cleveland physician
Cleveland physician Dr. Jackson Blair claims a chemical in mustard and horseradish raises blood pressure and promotes coronary disease though he admits no proof. His article appears in Medical Times as a theory on longevity and diet.
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Ohio Auto Insurance Rates to Rise Next Week
The Ohio Insurance Department confirms a revised schedule increasing auto insurance premiums will take effect next Wednesday after two rate plans filed Tuesday and two more on Wednesday. Details were not released.
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Ohio waits on federal road cut impact
Columbus Ohio Highway Department officials awaited guidance on how the announced federal road building cut would affect the state.
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Weather notice with showers and cooler temperatures
Showers and wind yield to cooler conditions with a high around 50s and nineties. Tonight clears and cools with partly cloudy skies and a rise in Saturday temperatures. Sunrise 7 27 a m sunset 5 01 p m Thursday highs near 60 and lows around 51 with .22 inch precipitation. Births list includes Hartley Bauer Benefial. Deaths include Wendlinger Schwab Brigts Thorn and Norwood resident.
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Goldwater Group Targets TV Broadcasters Over Election Coverage
The Free Society Association led by Dennison Kitchel criticized broadcasters for premature winner declarations and erroneous projections in 1968 race coverage. It urged voluntary restraint with a proposed panel from major parties and agencies to oversee future reports, citing Maryland and Georgia as examples.
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Dense smog blankets eastern seaboard. New York amid crisis
A temperature inversion seizes the eastern seaboard bringing dangerous air pollution. New York suspends vehicle bans pending a weather front, while health officials warn cardiac and respiratory patients to stay indoors. Smog sharpens in Philadelphia and Boston as thieves exploit New Bedford's hazy conditions.
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Birth Control Plea from 85 Leaders Reaches Vatican
85 religious and scientific leaders including 21 Nobelists urged Pope Paul VI to reconsider the church stance on artificial birth control. The petition, delivered by Edward L. Tatum and John C. Bennett, argues for conscientious fertility regulation amid a world population crisis. The pope said any change would supplement, not alter, the church ban, noting cautions in a Vatican commission report.
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Man Struck By Car In Monroeville Intersection
Jes sie Deshazo was hit while crossing against a red light at South Main and Monroe Street in Monroeville. He was carried about 90 feet onto the hood, then to Fisher-Titus Hospital with a broken left leg. driver Irvin Simms of Detroit said he was going about 25 mph and that Deshazo lived on South Ridge Road.
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Kludings Win $65 000 Award In Norwalk Bypass Case
A jury awarded the Kluding family 65000 after a three day land appropriation trial for Norwalk bypass right of way. The award covered 23000 for 23 acres taken 7500 for buildings leveled and 27500 for damages to remaining land. No payment for land the state will use temporarily.
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Children Peek In Santa House As Claus Arrives
In the city Santa house morning scene three youngsters gaze in as Richard Marett seven helps Michelle Stoddard four and Barbara four tiny sister wait for the red suited visitor.
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Firemen Called Twice In Norwalk Grass And Car Fires
Norwalk firefighters were summoned twice Thursday afternoon. First to 7 Gibbs for a grass fire started when Mrs. C J Burton attempted to burn a rat nest behind a chicken coop. En route home, they responded to 36 West Main Street for an electrical fire in a car owned by Jame Londot. flames were out upon arrival.
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Man Injured in Washington Street Crash
Norman Beidelman 36 of 54 Milan Avenue was treated in the Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital ER Thursday night after he went through a car windshield at the intersection of Washington Street and Whittlesey Avenue. No details on the accident were available.
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