Calorie cutting eyed as possible aid in aging research
A report notes calorie restriction in mice led to lean, agile bodies and over 30 percent longer life, prompting NIH support for further studies. Monkeys are next, with potential human benefits if findings translate, though doctors warn to consult physicians before dieting.
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National Institute
Congress redacts free mailing funds for drug war aid
In an election year maneuver lawmakers redirect 45 million of free mailing privileges to fight drugs. The move targets pregnant cocaine addicts and babies born addicted while noting 1986 campaign spending of 450 million and 60 million in 1988 donor funds.
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Governor seeks public input on Kansas agenda
The Governor announces the creation of the Governor's Commission on a Public Agenda for Kansas with 17 diverse members. It asks the public to submit written suggestions by October 15 to 225 N. Market, Wichita, for early consideration.
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Readers urged to sign letters with address and phone
The notice invites letters to the editor and requires signatures and the writer’s address for publication. It specifies that unsigned letters will not be published and a telephone number should be included to expedite verification.
Ottawa Herald subscription rates effective July 1 1989
The Ottawa Herald lists new delivery and mailing rates for carriers motor route and mail options. In Ottawa and surrounding area one month 5.01, three months 14.03, six months 26.82, one year 51.37. Franklin County and adjacent counties mail: 5.27, 15.43, 29.57, 56.88. All other areas by mail: 6.26, 18.79, 36.08, 69.67.
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Editorial on parole hearings stirs debate over rights of the guilty
A Johnson County editorial criticizes parole hearing timings for Sueanne Hobson and lauds Ruby Marshall’s release, arguing the system should trust the parole board. The piece defends due process, contrasts guilty verdicts with alleged guilt, and condemns echoes of Ed Meese in favor of rights protections.
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Skinner Seeks Big Picture Plan for U.S. Highways
Secretary Skinner, in North Carolina amid a 600 billion dollar highway need over 20 years, outlines a future transport policy. He cites aging interstates, rising traffic, and funding questions while favoring tolls, state tax boosts, and new fuels, with a January report to the president.
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Mississippi
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