Health May Benefit From Shortages Health May Benefit From Shortages
New York AP reports rising meat prices may yield health gains as Americans cut fat intake. Nutritionist Mary Winston of the American Heart Association advises smaller meat portions, smart vegetable substitutions, and careful cholesterol limits. She cautions against poor substitutions like eggs and notes WWII data showing lower heart deaths with fat reduction. The piece covers protein sources, dietary fat targets, and cautions about frozen meals and vitamin B12.
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Mary Winston
American Heart Association
Winston
Our Heart Association
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Solar Flares Trigger Each Other, Skylab Photos Show
Photos from the Skylab mission indicate a solar flare can trigger a second flare. San Fernando Observatory director Dr. Earle Mayfield reported that Drs. James Underwood and David McKenzie found dual flares in X-ray images from the first Skylab crew. The findings support long-held beliefs that the sun’s magnetic field powers major solar energy releases.
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Skylab
San Fernando Observatory
Earle Mayfield
Observatory Directory
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GM recalls 3915 buses over steering bracket defect
GM recalls 3915 buses to replace a power steering bracket and bolt due to possible cracking or separation that could cause steering loss. No accidents or injuries reported. No school buses affected. GM will cover labor and materials for inspection.
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Pontiac
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General Motors
Popularity Revives For Country Music
LAS VEGAS AP Country music is surging in popularity says Roy Clark star of Hee Haw. He notes stronger sales, broader appeal beyond hard core themes, and urban roots bringing new sounds. TV exposure and simple forms boost reach. his Riders in the Sky recording receives airplay.
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Roy Clark
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Hee Haw
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Child Abuse Increases In Kansas City Says HEW Secretary
AP reports Health, Education and Welfare Secretary Casper Weinberger warned child abuse is widespread and will justify a $4 million HEW study. At Children’s Mercy Hospital, Dr. Richard Dreher noted 64 admissions in the last fiscal year, about half under age three, with over half involving nonparents such as babysitters or boyfriends.
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Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Casper Weinberger
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Weinberger
Children’s Mercy Hospital
Mercy
Richard Dreher
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