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Page 26 — Griffin Daily News Thursday, May 5,1977 New study links caffeine, mental disturbance TORONTO (AP) — A new study further linking caffeine and mental disturbance has found that among a group of psychiatric patients those with a large caffeine habit were more depressed. The study of 83 psychiatric patients also showed that patients who drank large amounts of coffee containing caffeine were more anxious and tended to use tranquilizers more often. The conclusions by researchers at the University of Michigan were drawn in a paper to be presented today to the American Psychiatric Association. Mj ; ’ * ' <<' |p Freed REDWOOD CITY, Calif.-San Francisco County Sheriff Richard Hongisto, carrying a bouquet of daisies presented by a friend, leaves the San Mateo County jail in Redwood City Wednesday following five-day Imprisonment. He was jailed Friday on contempt of court charges for failing to carry out a court order to evict tenants of a San Francisco hotel. (AP) Wreck kills soldier AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) - A soldier from nearby Ft. Gordon was killed Wednesday when his car and a truck collided head on, authorities said. The victim was identified by Columbia County Coroner Tom my King as Earl Campbell, 19, of Elizabethton, Tenn. Will not use mural in morgue DECATUR, Ga. (AP) — A 7- foot-high mural of an ancient Egyptian god with the head of a jackal will not be placed in the new DeKalb County morgue, officials have decided. “It just doesn’t seem to be the appropriate thing for this particular type of building," said Ed Carriere, assistant coroner. In ancient Egypt, the god Anubis led the dead to judg ment. In addition to the S2OO to S3OO cost of the portrait, officials said they were worried some taxpayers would be offended by the mural on the wall of an au topsy room. Officials asked the archi tectural firm supervising con struction of the morgue to come up with another idea for decorating the wall. 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Or, he suggested, “chronic caffeine ingestion might play a causal role in producing depressive symptoms.” For purposes of the study, high caffeine consumption was arbitrarily classified as 750 milligrams or more a day from all sources. The average cup of coffee contains about 100 mg. but can vary widely. Tea contains 50 to 75 mg. of caffeine per cup. Low consumers of caffeine were those whose intake ranged from none to 249 mg., and moderate use was classed as 250 to 749 mg. per day. The doctors noted that one patient consumed 400 mg. of caffeine a day solely from stay-awake pills and another consumed a startling 4,000 mg. per day from various sources. The doctors said they could find no particular level of coffee drinking at which the presence of mental symp toms began to show up.
