Laughing gas found to ease heart attack pain at Boston hospital
A study of 111 patients at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital shows nitrous oxide can rapidly relieve pain during acute heart attacks. Drs. Peter Thompson and Bernard Lown report in JAMA that the use of laughing gas may reduce distress and potentially improve recovery in selected cases.
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New York
Peter Thompson
Bernard Lown
Journal of the American Medical Association
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Harvard Medical School
Boston
Lown
Moscow
Campaign stumps in Florida California as Massachusetts primary looms
Ford wraps Florida campaign with claims of experience and record while Reagan spends Sunday in California. Six Democrats campaign across Massachusetts for Tuesday's primary as Carter leads, with Jackson, Shriver, and Udall near the top amid a crowded race.
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Associated Press
Ford
Florida
Ronald Reagan
California
Massachusetts
Shriners
Sarasota
Congress
Washington
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
New Hampshire
Henry M. Jackson
Sargent Shriver
Morris K. Udall
Arizona
Butte Post Office Feels Parcel Drop Hit Local Staff Trim
Butte says parcel post decline due to Denver sorting and UPS competition led to five job losses. Postmaster Al Wilkinson notes letter business up while regional shifts and national cutbacks pull the service toward a $1.4 billion deficit with 15,000 positions eliminated nationwide.
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Butte
al Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Denver
Brian Russ
United Parcel Service
Russ
UPS
Benjamin Bailer
Father seeks Hawaii court to prove son is Lindbergh heir
Kenneth Kerwin of Maine, 45, claims he is Charles Lindbergh's son and has hired attorney Robert R. Bryan to establish identity. Bryan files suit in Hawaii Circuit Court to name Kerwin an heir as Lindbergh estate, probated on Maui with value under 300000 dollars. The elder Kerwin calls his son a crazy kidnaped child.
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Reedpoint
Mont
Billings
Utah
Frank V. McCay Jr
David R. Keene
Daniel John Drake
Dillon
Keene
Billings Senior High School
Billings Royals American Legion
Concord
N.H
Kerwin
Hawaii
Kenneth Kerwin
Sanford
Maine
Robert R. Bryan
Birmingham
Ala
Bryan
Circuit Court
Lindbergh
Maui Island
Groveton, N.H
Kenneth
Hopewell
N.J
Bruno Hauptmann
Bronx
N.Y
Western Airlines chief to address Butte Irish banquet
Art Kelly, Western Airlines president and chief executive, returns to Butte to speak at the 68th Friendly Sons of St. Patrick banquet on March 16. Tickets go on sale Saturday at the War Bonnet Inn. Weather and local events note a snow-filled outlook and banquet details.
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Western Airlines
Art Kelly
Butte
St. Patrick
Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
War Bonnet Inn
Kelly
Toastmaster Magazine
Clifton, Ariz
University of Utah
Salt Lake City
Montana
Air Transport Association
Air Force Association
Air Force
Europe
Retired engineer dies after spy story exposure
In Southbury Connecticut a former Mobil Oil engineer who allegedly sold oil industry secrets to the Soviet Union and acted as a double agent for the FBI from 1971 to 1975 reportedly died by suicide. His son said the family was unaware of his alleged Soviet or FBI ties and that illness was a likely cause.
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Southbury, Conn
Mobil Oil Co
Soviet Union
FBI
Rees
Jesus Christ
John Warren Rees
Ashfield
Mass
Heritage Village
Munity
New Haven
Dallas Times Herald
Tiny isle goes shopping for diversify its economy
The Nauruan ship sails Monday with groceries hardware and machinery to help the world's smallest republic diversify its economy once dependent on phosphate and guano. Nauru is a three by four mile island 1300 miles northeast of Australia with 3500 citizens and independence since 1968.
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San Francisco
Nauru
Homme
Australia
Postal workers fired for ordering vast mail discard
The U S Postal Service dismissed Earl Assenburg general manager Julian Domingo assistant manager and three supervisors after a month long investigation into thousands of fourth class pieces tossed into dumpsters at a Philadelphia area center. About 1000 pieces were salvaged and delivered. insiders say far more mail was discarded. Investigators will forward evidence to the Justice Department for possible charges.
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Washington Star
Washington
U.S. Postal Service
Earl Assenburg
Nation
Auaihagneeaiiier Aia
Julian Domingo
Postal
Postal Service
Philadelphia
Enone
The
Star
Justice Department
Idaho man tops 274 days aloft in San Jose stunt
Frank Perkins of Weiser Idaho remains perched atop a pole in San Jose promising to stay until July 4 to mark the Bicentennial. He already set a modern record surpassing 273 days by Guinness standards and aims to reach 400 days by Independence Day while enjoying the payoff of a promised car.
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San Jose
Calif
Frank Perkins
Perkins
Weiser
Idaho
Rick Weeks
Augusta
California
Government tests may spark new $2 bill and $1 coin
The Treasury studies consider a larger than 25 cent coin and a new $1 coin alongside a new $2 bill due April 13. If popular, the $1 coin could debut within 18 months with $1 bills and coins circulating together.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Frank H. MacDonald
U.S. Mint
Treasury Agency
U.S
Research Triangle Institute
Raleigh Durham
N.C
MacDonald
Congress
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Bureau of Engraving and Printing
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