No bra study warns of future sag without support
AP reported two surgeons caution that not wearing a brassiere may hasten breast sagging as ligaments stretch under gravity. Writing in JAMA, Dr. Wulsin and Dr. Edgerton say once lengthened, ligaments do not restore to youthful tautness, though proper support minimizes stretching and can improve contour.
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Chicago
The
Journal of the American
John H. Wulsin
University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
Milton T. Edgerton
University of Virginia Medical Center
Charlottesville
Civil war fears rise after Londonderry killings
In Londonderry and across Northern Ireland protests, bombings, and shootings followed a Sunday civil rights march that left 13 dead. Roman Catholic workers stayed home in Belfast Londonderry and Armagh while troops faced automatic fire. seven Catholic priests blamed the army for murder and IRA leaders vowed vengeance. The mood among Catholics was furious as both sides defended actions amid the worst incident since the civil rights agitation began in 1969.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Londonderry
Armagh
Andersontown
Falls Road
John Hume
Irish Republican Army
Nixon proposes federal plan to aid school funding fight
The White House unveiled a tentative $16 billion value added tax plan to close gaps between poor and rich school districts and ease local property tax burdens. President Nixon expects no final action this year and has asked a governors and mayors commission to review it. Democratic rivals McGovern and Muskie offered separate relief ideas including federal funding shares and elderly housing subsidies. Nixon signaled federal action to address school finance and property taxes in his State of the Union.
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Robert Semple
Washington
White House
Nixon
Congress
Sen
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Advisory Commission On Intergovernmental Relations
FTC orders cold remedy makers to prove claims
The FTC ordered 16 manufacturers of cold and cough remedies to document within 60 days claims of rapid relief such as sore throat relief within minutes. The agency seeks substantiation for advertising claims used in marketing these products.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Gerald Thain
Consumer Protection Bureau
Commission
Warner-Lambert Co
Morris Plains
N.J
North Viet lays out plan in peace talks stance
Hanoi, stating it seeks a broad government of national accord, denies wishing a Communist regime in Saigon and accuses Rogers of misrepresenting its position. Spokesman Nguyen Thanh Le says South Vietnam should include diverse political and religious factions under Thieu’s successor.
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Paris
North
Vietnam
Saigon
Nguyen Thanh le
Hanoi
William P. Rogers
United States
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
Viet Page 2
County zoning talks promised to the public
After 19 months the Silver Bow County Commissioners will discuss zoning with the public. Chairman Joe Kissock announced a meeting at 11 a.m. Wednesday to address the issue, prompted by pressure from four residential groups including Hillcrest Ramsay Floral Park and Terra Verde Heights.
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Silver Bow County
Commission
Joe Kissock
Kissock
Earl Holman
Walt Malahowski
Hillcrest
Malahowski
Ramsay, Floral Park
Terra Verde Heights
Retirement Caper Says He Adjusted With Practice
A cheeky note claims the subject has faced retirement without trouble, asserting lifelong preparation. It hints at ongoing schemes and a mock boast about decades of practice. The piece reads as a light, ironic capsule about ease in retirement.
Railroad asks time for crossing study delay
Burlington Northern officials asked the Butte city council for more time to study a Garden and Second streets crossing deemed dangerous and lacking signals. The council had asked for a 60 day report by Nov. 18, and BN replied Jan. 18 at the committee of the whole meeting.
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Burlington Northern
Garden
Second Streets
Butte
Missoula
State Highway Dept
Butte Weather Outlook With Snow Decrease Tonight
The forecast notes decreasing snow and partly cloudy skies tonight in Butte. Today's high and low are 14 and minus 10 degrees, with the weather map labeled on Page 7.
Swiss seek arrest of Irving and wife in fraud case
Swiss prosecutors issued warrants for author Clifford Irving and his wife on suspicion of fraud and document falsification. Authorities froze 422,707 dollars in a Zurich bank account likely opened by Mrs Irving under the pseudonym Hannah Rosencrantz. Irving, 41, did not comment.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Clifford Irving
Dist
Peter Zeleff
New York
Zeleff
Howard Hughes
Irving
Swiss Bank Corp
Hannah Rosencrantz
Governor vetoes Montana air quality plan over economic fears
Governor Forrest H. Anderson rejected Montana's strict air quality controls, calling them too damaging to the economy. He declined to sign the EPA plan, asking for an extension to craft a plan he can sign, citing potential loss of 5,000 forest industry jobs and 900 smelting jobs, threatening livelihoods across the state.
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Arthur Hutchinson
Standard State Bureau
Helena
Montana
Forrest H. Anderson
Department of Health
William D. Ruckelshaus
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Anaconda Co
American Smelting and Refining Co
Anderson
Ruckelshaus
Dillon jeweler nearly duped by stock windfall error
Walter Stamm a retired Dillon jeweler received 5,000 shares of a major bank valued at $280,000 due to a New York computer mishap after ordering a $5,000 investment bond. He mailed the stocks back to the firm after a brief consideration, refusing to name the bank or the investment firm.
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Dillon, Mont
New York City
Dillon
New York
Stamm
Babies miss their hexachlorophene
New Haven pediatricians close a nursery at Yale New Haven Hospital after an outbreak of staphylococcal infections in newborns not bathed with hexachlorophene. Public Health Service reports 20 outbreaks elsewhere since December and 14 more suspected, while FDA warnings prompt debate on incidence trends and safety measures.
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New Haven
Yle-New Haven
Public Health Service
The
Health Service
Food and Drug Administration
Drug Agency
A. G. M. Campbell
Yale Hospital
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Selective Service
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South Dakota
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U.S
Dillon Jeweler
Honest
Walter Stamm
American Academy of Pediatrics
Campbell
Winthrop Laboratories
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