The Amarillo Globe-Times from Amarillo, Texas • Page 15

A i i i i i i i i Munday, II, Fat? New Starvation Diet Might Help UNDER THE POLE The (irst undersea crossing of Ihe North Pole was made by atomic submarine Nautilus on AUK. 3, 1958. MISSILE TREATY On Aug. 3, 1972, the U.S. Senale approved treaty with Ihe USSH limiting missile sitrs.

ATLANTA A new intermittent starvation thel for fal Americans who waul to lose weight safely awl rapidly has liecn successfully testa! on puticnts at the Clinical Research Kacilily of Kmory University Hospital. liy following the- did. massively obese persons can lose M'veral pounds in a mailer of 'lays without harm to llit-ir health, according lo Dr. Daniel Kurtiiiiin, professor of medicine drill director of the facility. The main requirement is Dial participants take mineral supplements lo prevent tho loss of Ijody mass Ituiiman says lean body mass consists ol ail the working tissues, except (at tissue.

'It is -i safe diet." liudman said. "It makes starvation treatment ol overweight a fjfc promlurc." "It lias fieen u-sled in I I palienls will: good results." Hucinian Hie weight loss studies in associa- ti'in an Knioiy junior rnc-dical stinlcnl, Theodore Davis, ami otli'TS In it Inlal starvation progiani, linlf trio weight loss is alUributable to Iocs lean biidy mass The purpose of the sUnlu was lo find ways ifj lose excessive ii-suos without reducing e.viential tissues, such as muscle, bone and Hie functioning parts of the body. Tin; palienls were allowed (o drink as much water as they i i i reduction program. Small daily prescribed ii minerals inelmiini; phos- phorus, calcium, sodium, potassium, chloride and magnesium helped prevent a loss of lean My mass during starvation. Klevcu massively obese patients together lost a total of more lhan 275 pounds in Ihe program.

Individual losses varied from a low of 1C pounds (o a high of suffered no ill effects aside from hcing hungry for the first two days and not liavinj as much energy as they normally would, fiudman said. However. Hudman warned no person should try sucli a diet without a physician's supervision. He said Ihe weight reduction program has not yet been used in general practice. fiii findings will he published, in medical and nutritional journids.

Hudman believes that after bis and Davis' diet i known, lliere will he a demand for it because "there is a District Convention Ddcgiim Okla. Marearel Watson of Hooker, Tdsan a i secretary, will represent the i at (he lilh i i ranvcnlion Saturday in Klk County deletalr-s in Klk C'itv i i a delegates to represent the i i at the Democratic rnini-cnni'f'ntion Dec. 6-8 in Kansas Cily a i Hiairmenalso elected Mrs. Hossie of Goodwell over Ike weekend alternate (u the district convention very widespread need." lie noted that 30 (o 40 percent of the American population is overweight and dial 0 per cent is massively overweight The latter group, he said.are the ones who have need of a safe, crash diet. Kollowing the starvation diet, patients return to a normal food intake sufficient lo maintain their new weights.

The patients admilled to the program over a one-year period ranged in weight from 190 pounds to 142 pounds, "The serious long-term complications of severe obesity justify the ulilizalion of extreme measures lo promote weigh! loss," Davis said. Aside from a fast weight loss.onc of the most attractive features of the diet program is its economy, "ft costs no more than 25 cents a day," Hudraaii said, not counting the doctor's fee. What will 179 buy? 9-Death Accident Leads Weekend deaths in a single one- car afriilent on an Kast Texas hifliw.iy i i i heavily to stati-'s linleiii 'iealil loll JL'KIJ: I'le wcvkerui. AUoci'UuT the tabulated reporls 20 kiulitiC'F. including IB in a i anil lour liuinicides.

between m. Friday midnight Sund a Slats- patrolmen said the nine nmtorists were killed near l.ongview belore daylight Saturday a car soared off an 20 underpass and crashed upside down on the ground ilii feel below Officers ill? driver. Larry apparently nodded Ihe while the vehicle a i 100 to miles per hour They iisleil Ihe other dead as Tunis Carter. H. father of Larrv: bis Leonora.

42; Carter. I I I'alricia Carter. 13. Tish a Dcon a i Virginia Sullivan. 19.

family frif.id, ant! John Hay Apt'is. 21. a relative. Isxccpl for Agcrs. whose home was at all were from City.

Okla. The i liins ivere en route visit relatives close hy at Elysian Kivlils. Tex These ere the oiher dead Marvin (Irren. 1'f. was found shot In deal!) a Sunday in .1 liiime at A i a i i i and a woman.

42. lay oulside ivilh gunshot wounds. She was t.iKfii in a hospital in critical i i Police said part of Ihe inohile home was damaged by a i apparently sel hy an intruder wlio shot Ihe Iwo. Halph Kllsworth Jacobs. 53, manager of an aulomclivc a i store in llonslon.

wasshot lo dealh in a rnbbrv Sunday. dc-leciivcs said. was found behind a counter, lie had shot in Ihe cliesl, stomach and shoulder with a small caliber weapon, police said Lloyd M. Small. 63.

of Splendora. was killed Sunday in a car which ran off road and hit a tree about 1C miles east of Conroe. The driver of Ihe car was injured, police said Shirley Miller. 18. and Janice Drown, 20.

were killed early Sunday in a one-car accident near WJiarlon Joe Handy. 15, was-killed Saturday night in a two-car accident near Denver City. Silas Kdward Swayze. of Jlejuphill, was found slabbed lo death Saturday on a Houston parking lot. Police charged Winston 25, of Houston, with murder.

Ilicky Shorl died of burns suffered r-'riday night when his collided i a and caught fire on Interstate 35 in f)enton. A Dallas a EMridge Hrooks 32. was falally shot I-'riiiav night i a saloon nr- gnrnent, police said. Samuel L. (Irani.

20. of lious- Ifin was killed Friday night north of New Hraunfols when his mr i a bridge and i a crockhed. Donna A. Manosos. 17.

of Pasadena was injured Jesus Vasqucz. of Marlin was killed Friday when his car an embankment a highway intersection in Waco. Calley Free Man; Army Seeks Appeal COI.l'MHUS. l.eavemrorlh. Kan.

lo serve Ihe Hilli.ira Calley. a free man for remainder of his sentence Ihe firs! lime in almosl four On Sept. 25 Klliott overturned years, said "I'm going lo relax the court-martial conviction am! rlo what free people do and ordered ('alley freed Then he's going job hunting, contending that publicitv in the The former lieutenant, case had prevented him from convicted on March 29. 1971 of receiving fair (rial and Ihe murdering 22 South Vietnamese Army again filed an appeal with civilians My I.ai in was the 5ih IJ. s.

Circuit Court of released from prison Saturday Appeal in New Orleans by District Judge j. The Appeals Robert Klliott under a 51.000 Friday that ('alley should be personal bond, released on bail. Calley s.nd he planned to live Theexacl number of civilians in Ihe Columbus area and would killed when Calley led his "seek painful employment." infanlry platoon through the i alley drew .1 life sentence ltl Vietnam hamlet has upon Ins conviction of Ihe My llover been i established, murders which was later estimates have ranged up to rriiiiri.il In i'O years in prison. The former i a offirei, '-ess lhan 24 hours before insistim: from Ihe start thai he released the wns carrying out the orders ol Army has announced j't his superior officers anil a a i a a parole. innocent of any wrongdoing, ei'ferlive IS, regardless of Ihen lurned lo Ihe i i i a wn "ie courts did.

courts in an effort In gain his Hie though it freedom lias gr.inled Calley .1 parole, it Kllioll freed Calley on hail pursue its appeal before while he was confined lo the 'I'" Slh Cironil Court on Rachclor Officer Quarters at I'-Hi'itt's overturning ol (he Rcnning but Ihe A i a i a because of seri- succceded in gelling the bail "is legal questions in the case revoked in an appeals comt lie 'nat may have an influenco on was Ihen imprisoned Kt Army policy. SMITH AND SONS TODAY MODEL KF435R WestingtiMise 30 inch ELECTRIC RANGE WITH SEIF-QEANING OVEN This Westinghouse "Shoppers Special" loaded with a The pyrolylic self- cleaning oven cleans itself automatically! TODAY "6Sti Heavy Dyly Convertibl DISHWASHER WITH 1 PUSHBUTTON CONTROLS with Safety Signal Light Model FU 188R 17.2CU. FT. CAPACITY FROST FREE REFRIGERATOR FREEZER FREE ICE AMER TODAY You can be it's Westinghouse Westinghouse Heavy Duty Electric Clothes Dryer with Permanent Press Selections ON THE SPOT FINANCING SHOP DAILY 9 AM TO 6 PM FREE PARKING FURNITURE-TV S-APPLIANCES 415 N. FILIMORE 376-8231 Westinghouse Two-Specd 18 lb.

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