Happiness proved relative by lottery winners and accident victims
A Northwestern University study presented at the APA meeting found lottery winners did not report more happiness than controls in everyday activities, while accident victims showed less happiness. Paraplegics compared their present state to pre injury life, partly aligning with the relative happiness theory. Margaret Gatz also reported on workers aiding poor urban residents.
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Dan Coates
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Coors Offers 25000 Reward for Bombing Information
A 25000 dollar reward has been offered for information leading to arrests and convictions in the New World Liberation Front bombings at six independent Coors distributorships since July. Bombs damaged property but triggered no injuries. Coors hopes the incentive will aid investigators and motivate tips from the public.
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Birdseed controversy prompts recall in Vancouver stores
RCMP worry Sing-Song seed mix contains marijuana seeds. Dave Baldwin of the Fish Bowl chain pulls Sing-Song from shelves while police test a crop. NORML reports high grade African marijuana seeds in the mix. Baldwin notes customers buying seed who do not appear to own birds.
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Dave Baldwin
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National Organization For the Reform of Marijuana Laws
Soviets Ban Two Airlines From Landing and Overflight
Paris based UPI report says Soviet authorities banned the Franco German Airbus from landing in Moscow and refused Concorde overflight over Siberia for fear it would upset wildlife. Officials said negotiations on landing rights are stalled with little chance of early resolution.
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Restaurateur Kills Third Thief in 10 Days at Los Angeles Eatery
Los Angeles restaurateur Herman Rodriguez, owner of El Presidente, killed a would be robber who approached with a revolver. The youth, Alejandro Arauz, 20, escapee from a youth prison camp, died at his car. Ten days earlier two youths attempted a hold up. one with a shotgun was fatally shot in the head and another was killed in a heart shot after it wrestled for the gun.
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Lawsuit tweaks trustee in East Side office sale case
A Superior Court suit filed by Edwin R. Moore claims Western Title Insurance Agency was not the trustee in the alleged faulty sale of the 4444 E Broadway building. Moore acknowledges the seller was Sarah Simmons Ground, who replaced Western Title as trustee on May 13.
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Edwin R. Moore
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Western Title
Donald E. Gabriel
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Banco
David I. Kali
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