Scientists probe Cupid Love in Behavioral Studies
Behavioral scientists explore love beyond poets and philosophers. Elaine Walster questioned why people care about love while Zick Rubin notes eye contact signals attraction. About two dozen researchers conduct experiments on what draws people together and what keeps them apart, often linking love to arousal and mood changes.
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Elaine Walster
University of Wisconsin
Rubin
Esquire Magazine
Living together beats wedlock in love survey
A Los Angeles UPI report says 568 couples in a weekend survey show those living with their partners enjoy stronger, more permanent relationships than those who marry. Couples cohabitating are happier, more altruistic, and willing to sacrifice for their partner, according to Jonathan Young.
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Los Angeles
UPI
IRS
Jonathan Young
Young
Coal crisis deepens as union rejects tentative accord
Washington UPI reports the United Mine Workers bargaining council rejected the proposed settlement 30 to 6. Talks to resume this week under federal mediation are expected, with no date set. The 160,000 miners have been on strike since December 6, raising regional coal shortages and triggering federal contingency actions. President Carter and Energy Secretary Schlesinger seek plans to move coal where needed.
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Washington
UPI
United Mine Workers Bargaining Council
Arnold Miller
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
United States
Carter
Ohio
Energy
James Schlesinger
UMW
Harrison Combs
Combs
Miller
Joseph Brennan
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Labor
Ray Marshall
Mine Workers
Schools brace for power cuts across districts
Ohio districts debate how to cut 50 percent of electric use as a massive outage hits Lorain and Huron counties. Rural residents faced outages from 8 44 to 10 22 a m while Grafton regained power by 2 p m. Superintendents weigh removing days or lights to reach targets with Elyria stating half reduction is impossible without cutting essential pumps and equipment.
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Ohio Edison
Lorain
Huron Counties
Grafton
Wellington
Willard
Lorain County
Wayne Whyte
Whyte
Elyria
Thomas Showalter
Showalter
Rock kill child on overpass sparks homicide probe
In Youngstown, authorities hunt a rock hurled from an overpass onto Madison Avenue Expressway striking a car and killing 3-year-old Julian Morales. the Mahoning County coroner rules the death a homicide. The grandfather, Julian Morales, 48, was wounded as the rock smashed through the windshield. a $1,000 reward is offered for information leading to an arrest.
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Youngstown
UPI
Madison Avenue Expressway
Julian Morales
Campbell
Mahoning County
Driving south Better watch out snow storm hits Ohio
A winter storm in the south central states threatens Ohio with heavy snow warnings of 4 to 6 inches in south and west central counties. Central Ohio under a winter storm watch with light snow expected northward as a low from Arkansas moves east. Snowy, mostly cloudy today with highs in the low 20s and tonight around 15 degrees.
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Ohio
Arkansas
Tennessee
Virginia
30 Day Outlook Signals Continued Cold and Variability
Washington based forecasters warn winter’s cold rivals last year’s records in the eastern half of the United States. The mid February to mid March forecast suggests a likely continuation of extreme weather with higher variability. Officials note gas use for heating remains near last winter’s level, while climate experts say the pattern may keep buffeting the nation without signaling a clear trend.
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Washington
UPI
Donald Gilman
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Murray Mitchell
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Norton Strommen
Center For Climatic and Environmental Assessment
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