Morning heart attacks peak at 9 A.M says Boston study
A study of 2,999 heart attack victims, published in the New England Journal of Medicine, finds morning heart attacks are three times more common than those at 11 P.M. The peak occurs around 9 A.M. with activity tied to blood clotting and reduced morning blood thinners.
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James E. Muller
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Muller
New England Journal of Medicine
Brigham and Women's Hospital
Ottawa developers clash over city growth policy and finance plan
Don Burroughs and Jim Alexander oppose parts of the proposed improvement manual and special assessment policy, urging City Commission talks with developers. They warn a 200 foot city sewer and water extension limit could inflate costs and curb competition, while urging incentives and long term cost recovery. Rick Gorentz of OIC questions upfront costs but confirms ongoing Ottawa development plans and cautious growth.
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City Commission
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Commission
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Beating Case Links Fisher Swearingen Lynch
Testimony at a preliminary hearing details a violent abduction and beating linked to Fisher, Swearingen, and Lynch near Princeton. Anderson described being restrained, kicked, and threatened with death in a car, with arrests tied to an October incident. Arraignment dates set for February. Fisher’s bond reduced.
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Swearingen
Landwehr
KUMC
Williamsburg
Lynch
Sam Sheldon
Craig Davis
Brad Gilges
Sheriff's
Gilges
Fisher
Carter
Steve Anderson
Steve
Princeton
Hollows
West Wilson
Doty
Sheldon
Gerald Powers
Robert L. Pinet
Pinet
Fromme
Lynch and Swearingen
Dole Wins Farm Bill Points Washington
The Senate approved a mixed farm bill package by 56 to 41 to empower Senate Leader Dole to negotiate with the House. The package mixes freezes on subsidies with new payments and loan forgiveness, aiming to move toward an eventual subsidy-free policy while reflecting deep policy rifts. The plan forecasts three-year savings of about $6 billion, including $2.7 billion from subsidy cuts, but preserves some safety nets amid farm financial stress.
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Senate
Reagan
Robert Dole
House
Dole
Chamber
Congressional Budget Office
Agriculture Committee
Democrats
The Great Smokeout Legal Notices
Across the United States last year a record 20.4 million smokers participated in the Smokeout. Of those 6.4 million stopped for the day and 3.1 million were still off cigarettes five days later per Gallup. The Cancer Society aims to get one in five smokers to quit for 24 hours. A Tobacco Institute poll contests smoking restrictions. Objections from Brad Crone of North Carolina Department of Agriculture cite personal choice and rights.
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Gallup
Cancer Society
Tobacco Institute
South
Brad Crone
North Carolina Department of Agriculture
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