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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1973

Page

15

Low cholesterol diets reduce heart disease rate in Finland

London dispatch reports Finnish doctors achieved a dramatic drop in new heart episodes using cholesterol lowering diets, challenging beliefs after a decade of study. Prof Lodi Pallares criticizes obsession with heart surgery and cholesterol while noting sodium as the main risk factor. The New England Journal of Medicine cites a US study of 800 ex servicemen on normal versus vegetable oil diets over eight years.

Finland London UPL European Congress of Cardiology Madrid Lodi Pallares Mexical National Institute of Cardiology The United States New England Journal of Medicine

Finland study links diet fats to heart and gallstones

The vegetable oil group shows 48 heart disease deaths versus 70 in animal fat eaters. Autopsies reveal triple gallstone cases among vegetable oil dieters. In Finland 126 new heart incidents per thousand on test diet vs 214 on normal diet, as Prof Osmo Turpinen notes. He cites economic nuclear pressures and strong industry interests as hindering dietary change.

Finland Osmo Turpienen Department of Biochemistry Institute of Occupational Health Turpienen Medical News-Tribune

FTC readies broader mail order rules after book club plan

The Federal Trade Commission moves toward wider mail order rules after book and record club measures. Proposals require refunds within 21 days if ships are delayed, with disclosures and limited exceptions, plus mandatory records on orders and shipments. Credit transactions are covered, and stock-on-hand rules may be added to curb delayed deliveries. The effective date awaits court decisions.

Washington Federal Trade Commission Commission Fers Direct Mail Advertising Association Inc White House FTC

Women coal miners enter a male dominated field in Benwood

In Benwood, West Virginia, a bylined UPI report notes women are increasingly entering coal mining, with some earning engineering degrees. Miners and officials describe attitudes as shifting, though concerns remain about safety, labor dynamics, and potential favoritism. Consol coal says it recruits women engineers and has few female draftsmen, with some applicants but none yet in interviews for labor roles.

Benwood W. Va UPI Dale Barris Keith McGarry Miller Paul Stanek Consolidation Stanek

Columbus lawyer becomes Vinton County prosecutor

Columbus lawyer and former head of Ohio’s Division of Criminal Activities, David Kessler, is leaving his city practice to serve as prosecutor of Vinton County, the state’s least populous county. He aims to practice law independently and will keep some local clients as he relocates to McArthur.

David Kessler Columbes Ohio Columbus Division of Criminal Activities David Kesster Vinton County Kessler Sand McArthur Kessler

Pisa Seeks Cure to Stop Leaning Tower Tilt

A government science panel in Pisa warns the Leaning Tower could topple at any time. An international competition to find a cure is planned by November. Professor Livio Trevisan suggests chemically stabilizing the soil. meanwhile retaining cables and buried blocks are being prepared as an emergency measure.

Pisa Italy Giuseppe Meucci Venice Sascan Livio Trevisan University of Pisa

Saddlery and Tack Business Expands in Ohio

Robert Kort grew from a car trunk operation into a multimillion dollar saddlery, tack shop, horse auctions, and boarding and training business. Discharged 19 years ago after military financial hardship, he started with $75, sold from trunks at fairs, then built four properties in Wayne and Medina counties. A new $100,000 barn for boarding and training horses rises south of Cleveland as his enterprise diversifies further.

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