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2A The Burlington (Vt.) Free Proas, Friday. October 25, 1985 Biofeedback Warns Young Smokers jumped to 91.4. g9 KIm4VSmbiI Two Die in Helicopter Crash NEW ORLEANS (AP) A helicopter crashed into an offshore oil platform Thursday, killing the pilot and one passenger and critically burning the seven other passengers, the Coast Guard said. The bodies were found in the wreckage of the Pumpkin Air Inc. helicopter after the three-man crew of the Samedan Oil Co.

platform and the crew of a supply boat rescued seven passengers, said Petty Officer Stacey Jaudon. The platform is about 100 miles south of Jennings. The names of the dead men were not known, Jaudon said. Film Crew CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) Students caught breaking a no-smoking policy at schools here receive a punishment calculated to make their hearts race they can smoke one cigarette a day and watch the impact on biofeedback equipment "I'm amazed at the marked difference in the body's function," said program coordinator Deena Culp.

Charlotte Garinger High School junior Cindy Wade's heart rate was 71.6 beats per minute Wednesday morning. After smoking, the rate RedWings CELEBRATION TRUNK SHOW THIS FRI. SAT. FREE RED WING HAT SWISS ARMY KNIFE with purchase of any Red Wing Boot Red Wing Representative will be at our store Sat. CORDUROY JEANS 1 The 1 pant for com- I 1 fort, style fit.

Made I If In the U.S.A. We have I i a lar9e selection of I Xwf colors sizes. Buy 2 fl at a time save! I $THWITSIZES-2lor'32 I SIZES -ST. IK I Mountain JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) Five people building a mock prisoner-of-war camp for a CBS-TV movie were treated for poisoning after spraying pesticides on the mosquito-infested filming site.

Two members of the crew filming "Intimate Strangers" became ill Monday and, when three more got sick Wednesday, all sought treatment, said Dr. Robert Kiely, an emergency room physician at Memorial Medical Center. The five had symptoms of pesticide poisoning salivation, nausea, diarrhea and a feeling of weakness, Kiely said. Singer Peggy Lee Improving NEW ORLEANS (AP) Singer Peggy Lee was walking around Thursday, two days after an operation for an infection that followed her Oct. 8 open heart surgery, a hospital spokeswoman said.

"Her doctor says she's definitely better. She's walking around again. She has no fever. And of course less discomfort than she did yesterday," said Sue Stewart of Touro Infirmary. Stewart said the surgery Tuesday was to drain the incision from the double bypass operation.

Former R.I. Lawmaker Killed JOHNSTON, R.I. (AP) A former state senator and longtime town councilor was killed by a gunshot blast on his front lawn in mid-afternoon, authorities said. The state medical examiner's office ruled the death of Albert A. Cappelli a homicide, Capt.

Leo E. O'Donnell said Thursday. No arrests were made. O'Donnell declined to say if there is a suspect or if a weapon was found, but he said it was not believed to be a robbery. O'Donnell said a rescue crew was summoned to Cappelli's Needham Street home shortly after 1:30 p.m.

Wednesday by a passing motorist. Toll-Taker Convicted of Theft GREAT BARRINGTON, Mass. (AP) A judge Thursday found one of seven former Massachusetts Turnpike toll takers guilty of stealing collections last December from the West Stockbridge toll booth. Von Bulow Prosecutor Fired PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) Attorney General Arlene Violet Thursday fired chief state prosecutor Henry Gemma Jr.

after the prosecutor in the Claus von Bulow retrial refused to admit he was wrong by meeting with ah indicted former city official. "He did not feel his conduct in any way violated" office standards and the state cannon on judicial ethics, she said. "He left me no other choice." She said Gemma's actions "raised the specter of impropriety" and his continued statements that he did nothing wrong were unacceptable. Ms. Violet said if Gemma "indicated to the public that his conduct was irresponsible and improper," she have allowed him back after a 30-day suspension and removing him as chief of the criminal division.

Roundup of Elk Herd Delayed GRYGLA, Minn. (AP) A roundup of a herd of elk that have been destroying crops was halted Thursday after a bull that was tranquilized drowned in a marsh, authorities said. The Department of Natural Resources, which has been trying since late summer to move the herd of 40 'elk, won't try again until winter, officials said. The elk that drowned had been shot with a tranquilizer gun. "That animal was a beautiful animal," said a disappointed Jerry Maertens, area wildlife manager for the department.

Women Seek Change ST. LOUIS (AP) About 200 Roman Catholic women who want to be priests began a three-day conference Thursday to plan a "revolution" they hope will prompt the Vatican change its policy. "The whole structure of the church is based on patriarchy," Kathleen Sharkey, St. Louis coordinator of the Women's Ordination Conference, said. "What we need is a renewal of the structure." And that will not be easy, said Dolly Pomerleau, a national organizer of the conference.

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