Smoking reaffirmed as a cancer cause
Washington reports the surgeon general's new findings confirm cigarette smoking as the major cause of lung cancer in the United States. The report notes risks for pregnant women and unborn babies, cites 29 million quitters since 1964, and hints at stronger package warnings amid tobacco industry criticism.
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Port Hew
Joseph Califano
United States
Califano
Julius Richmond
Tobacco Industry Tobacco Institute
William Dwyer
Dwyer
Robert Morgan
D-N
Wendell Ford
American Cancer Society
American Medical Acion
Sihanouk seeks UN aid cut to Vietnam amid Cambodia row
At the United Nations Security Council Prince Norodom Sihanouk urged condemnation of Vietnam's invasion of Cambodia and withdrawal of all aid to Vietnam while China pressed a resolution. the Soviet Union signaled a likely veto as the dispute spills into the General Assembly.
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Sihanouk
U.N. Council
Vietnam
United Nations
UPI
China
Soviet Union
UN Security Council
Cambodia
Norodom Sihanouk
My Poor Little Country
Pol Pot
Little Country
United States
Council
France
General Assembly
Moscow
Peking
Prince Norodom Sihanouk
U.N
Security Council
Rabbits killed to find extent of the plague
In Worland Wyoming two state officials used rifles to kill six rabbits to gauge bubonic plague spread after a Eugene Oregon hunter contracted the disease. They hunted in deep snow and collected fox and rabbit carcasses for two to three day lab testing to determine wider exposure.
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Worland
Wyo
UPI
Eugene
Ore
Wyoming
Lloyd Rayburn
Health Department
Europe
Rayburn
Phil Riddle
State Game and Fish Department
Girl joins Cub Scouts a girl may have been rare
Andrea Weitman a 13 year old from Wantagh New York joined the Cub Scouts and earned 11 merit awards later voided by Nassau County and National Boy Scouts officials. She says she used her full name on the application and her father led the group. Officials say the case involved illegitimate admission and that awards may have been awarded by the Pack not the council.
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Andrea Weitman
Thursday
UPI
Wantagh
Boy Scout
Andrea
Long Island
Newsday
Cub Scouts
Harvey Smyth
Nassau County Council of Boy Scouts
Smith
National Council of Boy Scouts
North Brunswick
Angela
Webelos
Paul
Pack 330
Agencies should tell cost of new rules they want
The Senate Governmental Affairs Committee urges agencies to publish cost estimates for proposed rules. In its 305 page two year study the panel found many regulations lack thorough analysis and alternatives. Chairman Ribicoff and ranking member Percy support bills to require true economic impact statements to curb inflation from federal action.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Governmental Affairs Committee
Butt
Committee
Abraham Ribic
Off
D-Conn
Charles Percy
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