You May Save Your Life Lessons From The Heart
Louise Cook reports NIH urges prevention and awareness of heart disease. Cardiovascular disease remains the leading US killer costing billions. Common heart attack signs include chest pain and breathlessness. CPR can save lives, with public training encouraged through Heart Association and Red Cross.
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Associated Press
National Institutes of Health
United States
The
American Heart Association
American Red Cross
African Swine Fever Emergency Declared Over Haiti
The USDA issued an animal health emergency due to African swine fever in Haiti. The measure, agreed by outgoing and incoming administrations, aims to curb spread to the United States and territories, with Puerto Rico emphasized as highly vulnerable. No vaccine exists.
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Associated Press
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Haiti
United States
Puerto Rico
Hispanola
Dominican Republic
Mexico
Canada
Puerto Rican Terrorists Threaten U.S. Security
Federal officials warn five small Puerto Rican independence groups pose growing danger to the United States. They cite limited membership but increasing sophistication and past attacks, including a $45 million plane bombing. Key groups include Macheteros FARP OVRP CRP and FALN. They operate in tight cells with selective infiltration. Officials urge vigilance as threats rise amid terrorism drills and policy responses.
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Washington
United States
Alexander Haig
Defense Department
FBI
Senate
Armed Forces of Popular Resistance
FARP
Organization of Volunteers For
OVRP
Revolutionary Commandos of the People
CRP
Armed Forces For National Liberation
FALN
Puerto Rico
New York
Chicago
Jimmy Carter
George Bush
Macheteros
San Juan
Puerto Rico Socialist Party
Socialist Leagues
Electric Rates Vary By Utilities Across Kansas and Missouri
A Midwest Research Institute survey shows 750 kilowatt charges vary from $40.57 to $52.90 across utilities in Kansas and Missouri as of Sept 15 1980. Declining block rates dominate, with some flat or inverted structures. Kansas City Power and Light and Missouri Public Service Co. demand above $45 for the same usage.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Midwest Research Institute of
U.S
MRI
San Diego Gas and Electric Co
Board of Public Utilities
Kan
Independence
Power and Light
Springfield
Union Electric Co
St. Louis
Kansas Gas and Electric Co
Wichita
Kansas City Power and Light Co
Missouri Public Service Co
St. Joseph Light and Power Co
Kansas Power and Light Co
Kcp&l
Independence Power and Light Co
Johnson County
Kg&e
Union Electric
St. Joseph Light and Power
MoPub
Kp&l
Kcp&l Missouri
Independence Power and Light
Springfield City Utilities
BPU
Drought Conditions Span The Nation
Drought stretches from New York to Hawaii with statewide water cuts. New Jersey extends emergency rationing to 3 million residents, while New York considers wells under Shea Stadium to protect Mets and Yankees grass. Hawaii faces a four month drought threatening 10 000 residents water supply. Massachusetts towns declare water emergencies as winter drought persists.
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Tamara Jones
Associated Press
Hawaii
New York
Shea Stadium
Mets
Baseball Park
North Jersey
New Jersey
Brendan T. Byrne
Bergen
Passaic
Paul H. Arbesman
Environmental Protection
Yankees
City Park Department
Yankee Stadium
Gordon J. Davis
Massachusetts
Edward J. King
Richard Sullivan
State Department of Environmental Quality
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By Louise Cook
Consumer Information Center
Pueblo
Colo
America
ASF
Western Hemisphere
Cuba
Brazil
U.S. Agency For International Development
USDA
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service
Pesta Kansas State Bank
the Family Circus
By Bil Keane
Linus
Babboo
Hugo
MSS Fanigan
Gvernment
Goosemyer
Hell
Bart
Farnestcc
BAR Co
Beetle Bailey
Usconnec
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