Inherited obesity strong possibility says Dr Mayer
Dr Mayer notes heredity in overweight across animals and humans and cites Bauer findings that three in four stout persons inherit weight from one or both parents. He discusses twin studies, sex differences, and the ease of preventing overweight versus losing pounds.
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Julius Bauer
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Bauer
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Des Moines
Iowa
ALCOA Raises Prices on Primary Aluminum Ingot
Aluminum Company of America, the nation’s largest producer, announced price hikes on primary ingot from 24 to 25 cents per pound and on most fabricated products by one cent per pound. The increases take effect Monday as other firms also raised prices, amid White House discussions on government stockpiles and possible sales.
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UPI
Aluminum Company of America
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Nixon urged unity at Western States GOP Conference in Albuquerque
Former Vice President Richard Nixon urged party unity before a capacity crowd at the Western States Republican Conference in Albuquerque New Mexico. California party chairman Gaylord Parkinson outlined a plan to win the State Assembly by 1980 using paid organizers to target key districts.
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Gaylord Parkinson
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Ex-wife files charge against Francis W. Fincher Jr in support case
Alice Nash Fincher accuses Francis W. Fincher Jr of arrears in child support for five children aged three to 13. He must appear in Superior Court by November 14. Fincher, earning 760 monthly as a factory representative for Broyhill Furniture, has faced multiple citations since a 1964 divorce that ordered 550 monthly alimony and support plus other debts and life insurance requirements. He later married Marie Hubbell in Las Vegas.
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Broyhill Furniture Co
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Ad‘dress
Grand Rapids
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AEC Inspectors Dine With Rev Rhodes In Mountain Shadows
Rev John J Rhodes hosted four Atomic Energy Commission men for dinner Wednesday night at Mountain Shadows. The team visited sites for an 8356 million atom smasher project near Pinnacle Peak north of the area.
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Taco Bell Gala Opens Scottsdale Drive-In With Band Hats and Rodeo
Taco Bell plans a three day grand opening in Scottsdale at the Drive-In on Thomas Ross Road starting Thursday at 1 p.m. The event features a Mariachi band a rodeo clown with a trained horse and donkey and color searchlights the first in the state. Western Airlines will bring 158 California businessmen to tour the city and restaurant with Chamber of Commerce hosts. A 50 cent coupon offers a free Mexican hat and balloons will be handed out. Taco Bell originated in California in 1952 and has 16 drive ins with 71 franchises in the state including Phoenix and Tucson areas.
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R. A. Campbell
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Surgeons free man with grenade embedded in his back
In Saigon a Vietnamese farmer Nguyen Van Chin had a live grenade lodged in his back after an ambush. Two American surgeons and an English anesthesiologist performed a 13 minute operation behind sandbags to remove the egg sized device and prevent an explosion.
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Long An
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Liger Lady Killed in Jealous South Vietnam Affair
Mme. Ho Thi Que, known as the Tiger Lady of the South Vietnamese Army, was shot and killed during a jealous argument with her husband Maj. Nguyen Van Dan in Saigon. An Army official said the confrontation over the other woman led to a pistol discharge that fatally wounded Que. a full investigation was ordered to decide potential charges against Dan.
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Peanut Butter Standards Prompt Manufacturer Support
Eugene Stevenson of the FDA says there is no significant difference between peanut butter with 87 and 95 percent peanut content. Government hearings debated raising the minimum to 90 percent, with manufacturers pushing 87 percent or less and a homemakers group seeking 95 percent.
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UPI
Peanut Butter Anonymous
Eugene Stevenson
Food and Drug Administration
Nutrition Division
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The
Federation of Homemakers
Murder suspect caught by police in high-profile case
William Albert Arthur Tahl, 27, named by FBI among its ten most wanted, was arrested by St Louis County police after an assault report. Investigators say he allegedly committed a double murder April 1 in San Diego and a separate killing in Dallas, with further accusations of rape. authorities describe a rampage spanning California and Texas.
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Ron Stelzlein
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Arizona toll climbs to 451 with four more deaths
The Arizona highway toll rose to 451 as four people died Thursday and another today in separate crashes. Barbra Anne Rasmussen, 24, of Long Beach, was a passenger in Erik Rasmussen's car when she unbelted and fell from the vehicle on U S 80 near Salome. Glenn Walton, 41, of Phoenix, avoided collision but Rasmussen's vehicle struck the woman. Robert L. Becker, 48, of Phoenix, died when his car overturned on U S 89 south of Page after swerving to miss a horse. his son Robert Woodward Becker, 16, survived in good condition. Blas Gaitan, 60, of Eloy, died in a Sunshine Road collision with Harold Rice of Eloy. Manuel Flores, 43, of Tucson, and Consuelo Aguilar, 21, of Guadalajara, Mexico, were killed in a head-on crash on U S 80 near Nogales. John Sniffen, 46, Tucson, was injured.
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