Fat Men Fat Wallets Study Links Income to Weight Differences
A University of Michigan study of 2,310 men and 2,626 women in Tecumseh links higher income to leaner women and fatter men, with education also affecting fatness. Higher educated women are leaner. educated men are slightly fatter. The report notes social factors influence obesity and calls for cultural context in further study.
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American Journal of Clinical Nutrition
Space Shuttle Could Help Revolutionize Aviation
Houston report notes space agency engineers say shuttle flight tech will transform commercial aircraft. Fly by wire controls and digital flight systems promise smaller tail surfaces and lighter weight, boosting efficiency and easing energy challenges. Astronaut John Young says flying the shuttle into orbit will revolutionize aviation.
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Marie J Granger 8 dies in Loma Linda Calif obituary
Marie J Granger aged 8 died August 8 1977 at Loma Linda University Medical Center California She lived in Spokane Washington 53 years formerly from Kootenai Idaho Survivors include son Earl R Granger Spokane daughter Hazel Reed Bloomington California six grandchildren four great grandchildren and three brothers Memorials to First Lutheran Church Sandpoint Idaho Funeral arrangements pending
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Sandpoint
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Yakima
Mysterious giant bird sighting puzzles Illinois
Shelbyville reports a huge black bird with a 12 foot wingspan and loud clacking calls seen roosting in a tree near a dead trunk. Texas John Huffer of Tuscola filmed the bird and its mate, describing a 200 pound observer and droppings the size of baseballs.
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Inexpensive sensor may aid aluminum radiator use
An electronic corrosion sensor from Texas Instruments could detect coolant degradation, allowing aluminum radiators to save about eight pounds in mid sized cars. TI notes European makers push regular coolant maintenance while US automakers remain skeptical.
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