—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 1, 1973
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CEA Proposes Exchanges
Publish Daily
The U. S. Department of
Agriculture’s Commodity Ex
change Authority (CEA) recently
announced a proposed regulation
which would shift from CEA to
contract markets the collection
and publication of daily trading
information.
The change under con
sideration would require contract
markets to assemble and report
to CEA daily volume of trading
and open contract data currently
being reported separately by
each clearing member. In ad-
Heart Disease Study
“Approximately 80 per cent of
the people who develop coronary
heart disease can be identified
prior to heart attacks”. That’s
the findings of a leading heart
specialist upon concluding a 22
year study of heart disease.
Dr. William Castelli, director
of laboratories, Farmingham
Heart Study, stressed that
measurement of factors of
physical condition can identify
high risk individuals. Factors
such as high cholesterol, high
blood pressure, diabetes, heavy
cigarette smoking and abnormal
electrocardiogram can point to a
person who is most likely to
develop heart disease.
The Farmingham Heart Study
which followed case histories of
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Trading Data
dition, it would require contract
markets to publish volume of
trading and open contract in
formation each day.
The revision under con
sideration was scheduled to be
published in the August 21
Federal Register. Persons in
terested in the proposal may
make a written request for a
hearing or file a written
statement with the CEA Ad
ministrator prior to October 8,
1973.
5,000 men and women, notes that
in the first 16 years one out of
every 14 men aged 30-39, one out
of six aged 40-49, one out of four
aged 50-59, and one out of three
over the age of 60 developed some
form of heart disease.
The women in the study ac
cording to Dr. Castelli, however,
were found to have only about a
fifth of the rate of heart attacks
under the age of 50 and about half
the rates of men over 50.
What can the individual do to
reduce his chances of having a
heart attack? Here are some
suggestions from the Insurance
Federation of Penn-
sylvania. . .whose Life Insurance
member companies have been
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Applicators Available
County Hosting Norwegian Girl
A 22-year old Norwegian
woman will be visiting Lancaster
County under the auspices of the
International Farm Youth Ex
change program beginning
Sunday, September 2.
The motto of the program is
Mary Anne Aune
“To learn another way of life by
living it”, and Mary Anne Aune
will do just that as she stays with
two Lancaster County families
for six weeks. The first part of
her stay will be spent with the
Chester Immel, Jr. family, Lititz
RD3. She will then to go the Fred
Crider family, Nottingham RD2.
The IFYE program is spon-
concerned for many years about
this leading cause of death.
-Get a regular health
examination.
-Use liquid vegetable oils and
polyunsaturated shortening in
place of other fats.
-If you smoke cut down or stop,
-Maintain a continuing physical
fitness program on a regular
basis. Your doctor can suggest
the type of program that suits
your age and physical condition.
The Farmingham Heart Study
is supported in part by a number
of Life Insurance Companies.
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