Low tar cigarettes may cut death from lung cancer and heart disease
Cancer scientists report first definite evidence that smoking low tar and low nicotine cigarettes lowers death rates from lung cancer and coronary heart disease. Analysis covers over one million people across 12 years at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory. A separate note from Minneapolis lists Episcopal Bishops debating a local option for ordaining women priests with potential diocesan refusal.
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House Votes to Disband Women’s Army Corps and WAVES
The House approves a bill to disband the Women’s Army Corps and the Navy WAVES and the Marine Corps Women’s Reserve to promote women's equality. The measure passes 343 to 4 and goes to the Senate for action.
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Government to begin swine flu shots for adults this fall
The top U S health official says adult swine flu vaccination can start next month with all adults able to be vaccinated by Christmas. A decision on the 3 to 18 age group will not be made until mid October. Government contracts with three firms cover adult vaccine supply by year end. talks with a fourth continue.
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Weather and notices from Norwalk area brief
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with a 30 percent chance of thundershowers. Lows in the mid 50s, highs in the upper 70s to lower 80s. Winds SW about 10 mph. Also marriage license applications births and a death listed for local residents.
Opinion Line asks if officials should approach unelected candidates
Monday's question asks is it unethical for county officials to approach unelected political candidates about county policy. Vote by midnight at 668-8544 to vote yes or at 668-8345 to vote no.
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Ford Stays in Washington to Monitor Congress
President Ford said he will skip the campaign trail this month and remain in Washington to watch Congress and prevent the body from going off the deep end. He noted he will boost activity once Congress is back in session and has discussed politics with Ronald Reagan since the GOP convention.
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Ford Strike Would Hurt Ohio Economy
United Auto Workers threaten a midnight strike against Ford Motor Co. idling 33,230 Ohio workers and shuttering 12 plants and a parts depot. The walkout would cost Ohio about 1.8 million dollars daily in lost wages, with the union predicting a long stoppage as talks fail.
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Prosecution Spar Over Full-Time Role in Huron County
Prosecutor Richard Hauser vows to quit private practice if elected and push for a full-time prosecutor amid rising civil and criminal caseloads. Republican Michael Fegen counters that salary bills may not pass and warns against using the office to build a private practice.
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State Board backs Essex after church school push
The Ohio Board of Education unanimously supported State School Superintendent Martin Essex after Christian Schools of Ohio sought his firing. The group alleged harassment by the department for its church related school. The board rejected blame on Essex and noted a new handicapped education task force and approval of Lake Erie College’s teacher education program.
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Must Put Lid On Spray Cans Panel Concludes
A National Academy of Sciences panel says Congress and the President must decide on regulating fluorocarbons used in spray cans. It favors a possible ban but urges delaying action up to two years to gather more data, noting potential ozone erosion and climate impacts. The report cites industry effects and cites DuPont as supporting a careful, planned approach.
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Wall Street Journal urges Ford veto of 1500 page tax bill
The Wall Street Journal editorial calls the 1500 page tax bill too complex for economists to judge and urges President Ford to veto. It criticizes revisions and unfinished work, noting even leading economists cannot determine if the bill helps or harms the US economy.
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Newalk Tonight at Huron County Airport Authority meeting
The Huron County Airport Authority will meet at 7 30 tonight at the airport to discuss operations and planning. The Norwalk Board of Education gathers at 8 tonight at the school administration building to review district matters.
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