Hostages May Get Extra Benefits
Some of the 15 American hostages held in Lebanon could receive up to 25000 dollars a year retroactive pay plus federal health and insurance benefits under a new hostage relief act amendment. Letters are being mailed to those who qualify. The relief fund totals 10 million dollars for hostages in Lebanon Iraq and Kuwait.
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Robert Berry
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Vitamin C deficiency linked to damaged sperm DNA study
In a UC Berkeley study, 8 of 15 men with low vitamin C showed high levels of genetically damaged sperm. Researchers caution potential birth defect risk though fertility remains possible. Smokers may need more vitamin C to maintain levels. a parallel test showed reduced intake doubles genetic damage.
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Washington
Bruce Ames
University of California, Berkeley
Ames
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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