Meditation lowers stress in meditators says UT El Paso professor
Psychologist David Orne Johnson of the University of Texas at El Paso argues that transcendental meditation reduces stress and could ease conflict. He cites a speech noting meditators show about 10 stress indicators in 10 minutes versus 30 to 35 for nonmeditators, suggesting calmer individuals may curb aggression.
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Half of Dallas murders linked to bars says police
Dallas police report that about 60 percent of murders begin in or erupt from bar disputes each year. Disturbances near taverns have resulted in numerous deaths, with as many as half of nightly shooting calls tied to bars, underscoring bar violence as a major city concern.
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Texas faces critical shortage of health workers by 1980
Texas officials warn a severe shortage of health workers exists across fields and will worsen through the decade. A 1970 survey shows 7,364 unfilled allied health jobs, rising to 17,700 in 1971, with projections that by 1986 over 52,000 more personnel will be needed beyond current requirements.
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