Shivering cousins advise 68 degree living
Paula Allerup reflects on life in overheated to underheated homes from London to New York. She shares experiences of 55-60 degree rooms with limited heat and teaches readers to try lower thermostats, noting personal comfort at 68-70 degrees despite past chilly winters.
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Mass murders shake Stockton as two men face nine counts
San Joaquin County deputies guard the arraignment of Willie L. Steelman and Douglas E. Gretzler charged with nine murders tied to a Victor, California, grocer home massacre. The suspects were captured in Sacramento after a broad search linked to other killings.
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Californians Press Reagan Violence Research Center
Health Secretary Earl Brian urged lawmakers to fund Reagan s Center for the Study and Reduction of Violence at UCLA after citing 62 mass murder victims in California over four years. He warned the state lacks the knowledge to predict violent behavior and calls for transfer of mentally ill criminals to secure facilities and a faster legislative action.
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Sagan in Lyon Under Medical Care for Several Days
UPI reports Francoise Sagan the Paris novelist is being treated at a private Lyon clinic for several days. Doctors are not commenting on her condition. Sagan rose to fame with Bonjour Tristesse published in 1954 when she was 18.
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Mass murder epidemic puzzles California experts
A UPI summary reports no single theory explains a string of California mass killings, with cases including Corona, Frazier, Kemper, Mullin, Manson, Zodiac, and Parkin. Criminologists and psychiatrists discuss age, random variation, breakdowns, drugs, and social factors shaping violence.
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Indicating thaw history could warn of unsafe frozen foods
A thaw indicator device, the IWI, shows if frozen products rise above four degrees, turning from yellow to red and staying red after refreezing. Artech Corp markets the device, which aims to protect shipments from improper thawing. industry experts note current indicators lack precision on thaw duration and extent.
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UFO sightings reported on coasts
Unidentified flying objects were seen in California and New York on Thursday. Patrick Archer of Saginaw, Michigan described a circular object with colored lights near Blythe while Billy Pulis and classmates near Johnstown reported a silent Apollo like craft hovering and descending toward their school.
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