Smoking up in poor nations as symbol of modernity
A Worldwatch Institute report for the Rockefeller-funded health project says cigarette use rises in poorer nations as elites push smoking as progress. It notes global consumption exceeds 85 to 100 billion dollars annually, with China as a major producer and Western ads less restrictive abroad. US adults who smoke fell from 42% in 1964 to 34% today, yet Americans remain the heaviest users with about 11,000 cigarettes per year per person.
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State opens homemakers job training centers in Chicago and Carbondale
Gov. James R. Thompson announced mid-April openings for state operated training centers to help middle aged homemakers reenter the job market. Centers will offer job training and placement aid funded by 185 000 in federal funds from the Governor's Office of Manpower and Human Development the Chicago Mayor s Office of Manpower and the Illinois Office of Education. Demonstration projects aim to show the federal government the need for more displaced homemaker training funds.
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Danville Man Convicted of Murder in Paris Case
Charles Seaton, 20, of Danville was found guilty by a Circuit Court jury in Paris of murder for the Nov. 19 shooting that killed Anvil Nelson, 51, as he walked a Danville street. Wayne Mikel, 22, also from Danville, faces trial March 25. Nelson was shot from a pickup truck. Seaton faces sentencing in Danville May 15.
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