Juvenile Crime Shifts To Drugs Prostitution And Murder
In Gastonia, police and court workers report juveniles are involved in more serious crimes beyond shoplifting. From 1993 to 1994 youth crimes rose 40 percent in serious acts like larceny and robbery and 39 percent in vandalism. Officials say family involvement affects outcomes as younger offenders encounter violence early.
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Gastonia
Vice
Tim Adams
Gastonia Police Youth Bureau
Adams
Alcohol's Mixed Impact on Health and Heart Cholesterol
The report notes that alcohol can raise HDL good cholesterol while grape seed compounds may lower LDL bad cholesterol. It warns that moderate drinking isn't for all, with risks including high blood pressure liver disease and fetal harm. Diabetics and those with high triglycerides may suffer even at moderate intake. Moderate drinking may raise breast cancer risk by 30 to 50 percent.
Red wine linked to lower heart disease risk study claim
Scientists hail red wine as potentially cutting heart attack risk and offsetting cholesterol effects with modest daily intake. Dr. Robert Wall notes most research finds moderate wine drinkers have lower heart disease risk, though doctors vary in interpretation.
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Robert Wall
Wine may aid heart health but cautions remain strong
Gaston experts note moderation in red wine could lower cholesterol and aid heart health, yet officials warn it may trigger alcohol abuse in some. Dr Yele Aluko says small amounts may help, but data is incomplete and counseling must be personalized. Millie Grigg warns the line between benefit and danger depends on the individual.
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Gastonia
Ms. Grigg
Yele Aluko
Mid Carolina Cardiology
Charlotte
Obituary: Former Chief Justice Warren Burger Dies at 87
Retired Supreme Court Chief Justice Warren E. Burger, who defined obscenity law, backed busing to end segregation and pressed Nixon to turn over Watergate tapes, died Sunday at Sibley Memorial Hospital from congestive heart failure at age 87. Burger led the court from 1969 to 1986, the longest tenure this century. President Clinton lauded his vision and reform efforts.
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Supreme Court
Warren E. Burger
Nixon
Burger
Sibley Memorial Hospital
Toni House
Career of Warren Burger Shapes Housing and Watergate Era
A focused look at former Supreme Court Chief Justice Warren Burger and his influence on housing policy and the Watergate era, tracing the reach of his opinions and judicial approach across landmark debates and governance.
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Supreme Court
Warren &. Burger
Okinawa Victory and Manila Mission Shaped Parker's War
Dub Parker, drafted in 1945, details a brutal campaign in the Philippines above Manila. He recalls marching through mountains to break the Japanese hold on the Ipo Lake water supply as Gen. Douglas MacArthur pressed a relentless campaign. Parker, then a teenager, reflects on the war’s end and its lingering toll.
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Okinawa
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Pacific Islands
Japan
Dub Parker
Manila
Philippines
Parker
Douglas
MacArthur
Ipo
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