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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1976

Page

7

Heart risk linked to male hormone study

Georgetown University researchers report testosterone may raise heart attack risk in men versus women. Experiments in rats showed reduced thrombosis and death when testosterone was blocked or replaced by estrogen, suggesting sex, age, and hormones influence arterial clot formation.

Washington UPI Georgetown University Nature Peter Rowell

Soviet designed heart implanted in Texas calf at Baylor

A Soviet surgeon implanted a Russian made artificial heart in a Texas calf at Baylor College of Medicine. The operation completes the first phase of a U S Soviet program to design a better heart combining features of both models. Dr George Noon of Baylor noted expected improvements and mutual scientific merit from the exchange.

Houston Texas Baylor College of Medicine U.S George Noon Baylor United States Soviet Union

Sakhnin Mayor Warns of Arab Population Surge and Land Clash

Sakhnin Mayor Jamal Taravi notes high birthrates among 12,000 Arab residents in Galilee with 500 births yearly and 4.1 percent annual growth. He cites government land expropriation plans to expand Jewish settlements as a existential struggle, fearing diminishing Arab space and political alienation.

Sakhnin Galilee U.N U.S Tarvai Israel Labor Party

Ex-researcher's report on U S cloud seeding to squeeze Cuba

Lowell Ponte, a former Pentagon researcher, says the CIA and Pentagon secretly seeded clouds to reduce Cuba's 1969 and 1970 sugar harvests. He describes efforts to disrupt rain reaching Cuba, linked to Castro's sugar crop goals, with mixed effects and Castro briefly considering resignation.

Los Angeles UPI United States Lowell Ponte Pentagon CIA Southeast Asia Ponte National Public Radio Cuba Fidel Castro Castro

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