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A-10From Page A-1 THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Wednesday, January 11, 1989 Smoking to remain leading preventable cause of death Among the report's conclusions thouch the "emit ratio" does not ENQUIRER NEWS SERVICES and new findings were: Between 1964 and 1987, some 789,000 smoking-related deaths were avoided or postponed as a result of decisions to quit smoking or not to start. Smoking is more prevalent among blacks, blue-collar workers and less educated Americans than in the overall population. Four-fifths of smokers born since 1935 started smoking before age 21, and the proportion of people who begin smoking during adolescence has been increasing, particularly among women. Cigarette smoking is associated with cervical cancer and is a major cause of cerebrovascular disease, or stroke. take into account the length of a quitter's abstinence.

For some diseases such as lung cancer and emphysema, stopping smoking may not cut the risk of dying to the level of a lifetime nonsmoker, the report said. "The critical message here is that progress in curtailing smoking must continue, and ideally accelerate, to enable us to turn smoking-related mortality around," the surgeon general said in the report's preface. Smoking is responsible for more than one of every six deaths in the United States and "remains the single most important preventable cause of death in our society," the report said. WASHINGTON Nearly half the American adults who ever smoked have quit, but smoking will remain the leading preventable cause of death for many years, U.S. Surgeon General C.

Everett Koop said in a new report Tuesday. The 700-page document, deducing the Health Consequences of Smoking: 25 Years of that smoking has caused more death and disease than previously believed. The proportion of adults who smoke has declined from 40 in 1965 to 29 in 1987, according to the report, and nearly 45 of adults who ever smoked have quit, OFF WITH THIS AD ON OUR ENTIRE JEWELRY INVENTORY eautactip SAVINGS ON EVERYTHING IN OUR STORE. EACH EVERY lltM lb rviAmvEi, uun 75 EVEh LOOSE DIAMONDS. THESE ARE JUST A FEW EXAMPLES! I :r.T-.gJ---- DECORATE YOUR LOVE WITH A GIFT SHE CAN WEAR EVERYDAY Tl Ullfc JMM REG.

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The big worry this year is having to learn a pregame routine that will involve about 25 songs. "I'm trying to get the tapes right now," Bird said. "It's marvelous and a wonderful opportunity for us," said Ben-Gals cheerleader Kari Moorman. "We're excited about it and happy for the players, and of course they are going to win." Umit One Per Customer Pet Month. You Muit Present Thit Ad To Receive Your FREE Sterling Silver Bracelet.

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The sign has the blessing of Cincinnati Mayor Charles Luken sort of. "I hope he doesn't get arrested," Luken said. "If he does, I'll do what I can to keep him out of jail." Luken had declared Monday that Montana Avenue should unofficially be renamed for Bengals' quarterback Boomer Esiason, at least until after the Jan. 22 Super Bowl. Cincinnati firefighters are wagering T-shirts on the Super Bowl game.

At least a dozen local firehouses have made bets with fire stations in San Francisco, according to Tom Donovan, president of the Cincinnati Firefighters Union. "I've been acting like a bookmaker all afternoon," Donovan said. "The guys are calling me for the telephone numbers in San Francisco. We did it the last time they beat us." He said he hopes the San Francisco firefighters will make good on the bet when the 49ers lose. Cincinnati firefighters are still waiting for T-shirts from fire stations in Buffalo, N.Y.

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Airplane seats are still available depending upon arrival and departure days. All non-stop flights from Cincinnati to Miami are sold out on Friday, Jan. 20, but a few full-fare a weeklonc vacation for two to seats remained for the Saturday, Jan. 21, non-stop evening flights. Premium Travel, 205 W.

Fourth has chartered a Delta L-1011 jet to leave Greater Cincinnati International Airport at noon on Sunday, Jan. 22, and return after the game at 11 p.m. There are 302 seats available on that flight, said Carole Cavan-augh, executive vice president of the agency. There also will be a round-trip bus ride to and from the stadium. The package does not include Super Bowl tickets and costs $399.

Delta has agreed to add another flight to south Florida from Cincinnati. The plane will leave Cincinnati on Jan. 20 for Fort Lauderdale and return Jan. 23, said Dorsey Jones, Delta district director of marketing. Getting out of Miami may be just as tough as getting into the sprawling metropolis.

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