European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - August 29, 1978, Darmstadt, Hesse August 29, 1978 the stars and stripes Page 5 obeying the sign 8�r Mima Rudolph a 19m olympic do medallist Coine to r halt for a Sulc Dan b new York City. She s run Milf to preparation for a race event for 53bes which will be held sept. M at Tibbets Brek part new y"5 tors scene Owci pulp nolo test to detect diabetes is called inadequate. Chicago up the commonly used my sugar test to determine diabetes buy be inadequate because a High blood far count does not necessarily mean the Puent has the disease it was reported today. Measurement o the body s insulin re we h the True drs. Roger w. Tur � and Howard k. Weindling re Jar hers at the diabetes Center in St. Frands Hospital in Milwaukee said in the current Issue of the journal of the Ameri can medical of those who hunk the blood Sug Tea Aren t deficient in insulin product at All. Their bodies Are simply Resis Tant to utilizing insulin properly the searchers often is responsible for causing improper use of insulin they said cuing the Case of an overweight person who As cured of diabetes by simply reducing of Dorin a size this person never had diabetes de vote a High blood sugar count and was merely insulin resistant the researchers who Are insulin tents. Only insulin def a a Effii ass for both Dove Hawk criticize Carter s handling of Salt up Union. Uhf Fulbright. A former senator who has often held the viewpoint of a Dove said the administration has been Amelva Lent in its approach to the control of nuclear weapons. A i a Fine Rostow an unabashed Hawk who feels the cold War never ended saw Carter has stopped or slowed All . Weapons systems while the soviet Union keeps expanding its nuclear arse Nal. Fulbright an opponent of the Vietnam War and Backer of the first Salt agree ments As chairman of the Senate foreign relations committee discussed Carter in a paper issued by the american Enterprise Institute a Washington think Rostow a Vietnam War planner Asun de Secretary of state for political affairs made his comments in a paper released bythe committee on the present danger Mil itary experts who say current Salt proposals would damage . Security. Both the United states and the soviet despite peril laughing Gas sales Boom Denver a laughing Gas is the latest Over the counter Boom sales item at Denver head shops despite warning from health officials that it can cause death or permanent damage to the Centra nervous system. Local and state Law enforcement offi cers say no Law forbids the Sale of the nitrous Survey of area head shops As out lets specializing in drug paraphernalia Are known showed that most dealers were sold out of laughing Gas last s a cheap High costing about 50 cents for a three minute kick according to those involved in the Sale or use of the Gas. The Gas is bought in canisters together with advice to release it into a balloon. The Gas is then inhaled from the say the Gas produces a Strong numbing sensation accompanied by a no unpleasant buzzing in the ears. Few notice an increase in of choking or John Harris of the Denver Poison control Center warns that the potential for permanent damage to the Central Ner Vous system is Harris said the major threat of breath ing nitrous oxide Gas is asphyxiation. If the a inhales the Gas for 10 minutes without supplementing the intake with oxygen. Ned. Union vow to live by the provisions of the Salt i agreement while negotiating a new pact. The terms of Salt ii have not Bee revealed but it apparently would fix . And soviet nuclear arsenals at about 2.200strategic missiles and Long Range bomb is so High that the administration considered submitting any Deal Asan executive agreement which needs Only majority approval by Congress instead Ofa treaty which two thirds of the Senate must president assured Senate demo cratic Leader Robert Byrd during the weekend that the executive agreement idea was Only an supports the agreement. With out it he wrote additional defense spend ing Over the next 15 years could increase up to $100 said an Accord would have psycho logical effects encouraging a measure of Mutual Trust Between the superpowers that could Lead to the development of habit of but after analysing Carter s speech sin the last two years Fulbright said the Carter administration has been ambivalent in its approach to Salt As it has in its entire approach to wrote that the cold War of the 1990s lives notion that soviet american relations have improved in recent years that the cold War is Over that negotiation has been substituted for confrontation and allow the rest of president Nixon s language is a fiction a figment of president Nixon political Rostow said the soviet Union s military budget is "40 to 80 percent More per year than our own in real Are behind in almost every relevant category of military Power behind introduction behind in research and behind in Diute Here s no Way to describe Thea be customer. I be sold it to people up Mbye an of age who heard abort it an decided to come in and give it a try. Coun Sarthe addition of laughing Gas this St a had increased Safe receipts a he originally Pur the of time aug. 29, 1948 House red Hunters accused president Truman of hindering their investigations and proposed a nine Point program for protecting National secrets from communist spies. The program among other things Calls for registration of communists punishment of Federal officials who give secrets to any foreign Power and curbs on the right of witnesses in congressional hearings to refuse to answer questions on constitutional . 29, 1958 the government announced ii plans ii Low powered atomic blasts in Nevada before the proposed one year suspension of nuclear weapons tests beginning oct. 31. President Eisenhower announced earlier that the . Would sus Pend All nuclear firings Tor a year if Russia agreed and joined in negotiations on an International network to prevent sneak nuclear weapons tests. Aug. 29, 19c8 vice president Hubert ii Humphrey captured the democratic presidential nomination on the first ballot in a convention divided to an unprecedented degree Over Vietnam and deeply Trou bled by violence in the nation s streets
