Estate planning and wills contrasted with health and fitness notes
The piece outlines five reasons for making a will and warns of intestate consequences. It also covers unreliable cholesterol readings from portable analyzers, tips on interpreting readings, and a 1990s study on walking popularity and stroke risk mitigation via daily aspirin. It cites Journal of the American Medical Association and New England Journal of Medicine sources.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
Michelle Naughton
New England Journal of Medicine
Vintage Capitol Hill diner earns Oscar buzz for profile
A 28 minute documentary about Sherrill's Restaurant and Bakery on Capitol Hill follows the 1922 landmark and its workers led by Lola Revis and Dottie Polito. Petepn's film honors the long serving waitresses and the diner’s retro rhythm, recipes, and atmosphere.
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Sherrill’s
Washington
Capitol Hill
Pennsylvania Ave
David Petersen
Petersen
Sherrill
William Sherri
Hahn Shoe
Stroke Prevention Steps and Warning Signals
Strokes rank as a major disability cause in the United States, often from brain embolism or thrombosis. Reduce risk by stopping smoking, controlling blood pressure, eating wisely, exercising, and increasing fruits and vegetables. Warning signs include sudden numbness or weakness, trouble speaking, vision loss, dizziness, and falls. Ronald S. Miller of Health & Fitness News Service reports.
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United States
The
American Heart Association
Laughing Gas Danger Highlighted By Dentist Abuse
Dear Ann Landers discusses nitrous oxide misuse by a married woman and her dentist partner. Dr. Clifford Whall warns of addiction and potential permanent nerve damage, abortion risk for pregnant women, and urges immediate cessation and professional help. The exchange also corrects a record on endurance speaking by Sen Thurmond, acknowledging his 24 hour effort with caveats.
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Ann Landers
Denny's
Denny
Ann
Denver
Ear
Clifford Whall
American Dental Association
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Sen Strom Thurmond
South Carolin
Sens. Morse
Thurmond
Sen. Thurmond
William Proxmire
Len- Thurmond
Richard A. Baker
United States Senate
Sarah Vaughan Dies at 66 Former jazz icon and singer's singer
Legendary jazz vocalist Sarah Vaughan known as the Divine One died of lung cancer eight days after her 66th birthday. Born in Newark in 1924 she studied piano, rose through the Eckstine and Hines bands and became a dominant contralto with exceptional range and scat mastery. Her passing prompts tributes from Quincy Jones George Shearing Mel Torme and other peers who celebrated her influence on pop and jazz singing. The Apollo scene early in her career marked her ascent to a lifelong influence in music.
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Sarah Vaughan
Quincy Jones
Vaughan
Misty
Sarah
Levy
George Shearing
United States
Britain
Gong
Shearing
Mel Torme
Elia Fitzgerald
Newark
N.J
Libel suit over Rock Hudson bio seeks $22 million
Marc Christian sues Tom Clark and Dick Kleiner for defaming him in Rock Hudson: Friend of Mine after receiving $5.5 million from Hudson's estate. the book allegedly portrays him as criminal and extortionist. Eddie Murphy admired Jet's story on Rev Veasey and his family and sent gifts hoping for a Bermuda trip.
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Marc Christian
Rock Hudson
Christian
Hudson
Tom Clark
Dick Kleiner
Eddie Murphy
Jet
Earl Veasey
Diane
Minster
Flint
Mich
Veasey
Murphy
Bermuda
Eddie
Dana Carvey Reveals Diet Plan For Caribbean Trip
Dana Carvey announced in a US magazine that he is dieting in preparation for a trip to the Caribbean while joking about beach attire and island fashion. He emphasized not needing to diet in New York but plans to slim down for sunshine and vacation photos.
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Dana Carvey
US Magazie
Caribbean
Gabor must detail hours of shelter work
Judge Rubin demands a thorough accounting of Zsa Zsa Gabor’s community service hours after she was ordered to 120 hours for slapping Officer Kramer and other infractions. Shelter director Vera Davis says Gabor did about 50 hours at the Venice area LIEU-CAP center with the rest via guest appearances and a planned June 8 celebrity auction at her Bel-Air home.
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Zsa Zsa Gaba
Charles Rubin
Vera Davis
Venice-area
Gabor
Kit
Bel-Air
Paul Kramer
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Muric Motunty News Service
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Kathyleen
Milton
Bevis
Sam
Revis
Polito
Tommie Chomuicz
Ruby Padgett
Chomicz
Sherrill's
Virginia Mountains
Fort Myers
Abbotts Cream
Sherril’s Bakery & Restaurant
Washington, DC
Tommie Kennedy Chomicz
Tion
Ronald S. Miller
Health & Fitness News Service
Historian Baker
Associated Press
Clark Terry
Dizzy Gillespie
New York City
Be Bop
Billy Eckstine
Charlie Parker
Earl Hines
Eckstine
Jabbo Smith
Apollo Theater
Harlem
the Apollo
Ralph Cooper
Apollo
Hines
John Kirby
Zsa Zsa
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