March 27, 1979

Jane Brody article on correlation between regular exercise and reduced incidences of heart attacks; cites recent findings presented by Amer Heart Assn at annual meeting in New Orleans, indicating that physical activity increases HDL (high‐density lipoproteins) in blood, believed to be factor in warding off heart attacks; drawing; chart

shareholders approve sale of Fed Pacific Elec and liquidation of co; vote is victory for chmn Martin Horwitz and setback for Victor Posner, chmn of Sharon Steel; UV repts net of $6.7 million in 4th qr and $42.5 million for all of '78; illus (M)

Fed Dist Ct Judge Robert W Warren, acting after his suggestion far attempt at out‐of‐ct settlement is turned down, grants Govt's motion for preliminary injunction to keep The Progressive magazine from publishing article about hydrogen bomb; becomes 1st Fed judge ever to issue injunction imposing prior restraint on press in natl security case; magazine's attys say they will file appeal shortly with US Ct or Appeals for 7th Circuit in Chicago; Warren acknowledges he considers decision ‘awesome responsibility’; says mistake in ruling against magazine will seriously infringe 1st Amendment rights; says he does not believe magazine requires ‘objected‐to material’ to ‘ventilate its views on Govt secrecy and the hydrogen bomb’; urges Judtice Dept and magazine to accept proposal by Fed of Amer Scientists in friend‐of‐ct brief; scientists suggest Warren appt panel of scientific and press reprs to attempt to work out compromises in deletions Govt insists must be made from article to keep it from violating ‘restricted data’ sections of Atomic Energy Act of '54; Warren says many elements of press see grave risk of permanent damage to 1st Amendment freedoms if case goes forward magazine editor Erwin Knoll says he thinks it presumptous of Warren to speak for Amer press (M)

Walter Sullivan article on development of new measuring methods and improvements in older ones that are enabling scientists in Calif to monitor changes within earth that warn of impending earthquakes; discusses role of such tools as laser devices, drills, mobile vibrators and tiltmeters; drawings; illus; map (L)

More than 2 dozen courses dealing with social, historical and philosophical issues related to med and biology are being offered in premed and med curriculums at Univ of Chicago as part of effort to infuse med educ with humanities and soc sciences disciplines, new approach is 1 of 7 such programs supported by Commonwealth Fund of NYC (M)