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MONTREAL - (cP) —
Humans are the‘only species
with a natural tendency to
lift. their noses at food: in
disgust, says a leading
scientist. |

“But what makes things
disgusting to us is a mystery
we're stil] trying :to un-
derstand,” Prof. Paul Rozin
of the University of Penn-

sylvania told members of the .

Society for . Nutrition

” Education Monday.

Lost boys
identify

their dad

TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) —
Ben and Charlie, two sandy-
toddlers found
abandoned in a church,
confounded authorities
because they didn’t know
their last name.

But the boys had no trouble
spotting their father when he
came joyfully to claim them.

“That’s my Daddy," 2'4-
yearold Ben shouted when he
heard his father’s voice,

“] know they’! re alive and
well and they're gaing to be
with me —.that’s what I
wanted," said Dennis Best,

an unemployed steelworker. -

from Edwardsville, Ul,
after a judge gave him
temporary custody of the

y3.

Ben dud 20-month-old,
Charlie were left at a Topeka
church June 22 by their
mother along: with a note
saying that she could no
longer support them and that
their father died in a car
aceldent. .

Best, who had not seen his
sons for six weeks, said he

believed they were en route.

with their mother to visit
relatives in Hawaii.

He learned they were
abandoned Saturday when a
friend showed him a news
story and photograph about
two youngsters who didn’t
know their last name..

“Wherever | go, they go,"
the 24-year-old father sald
Monday before he and his
parents drove the 515
kilometres back to Ed-
wardsville from Topeka with

the boys. 1° be mother and -

father, all rolled in one,”

very powerful feeling,
relating mostly to animals
and animal products. But
rats, for example, ius don't
exhibit disgust.'"

Rozin, - ‘advised — the
society's members. to study
eating habits according to a
client's likes and dislikes and
said disgust for such things
as insects and feces was an
almost universal tendency in
humans. -

Most preferences, dislikes,
aversions and avoidances for
foods are acquired socially
but vary more within
cultures, he added, outlining
his own study on ‘chili pep-

pers. .

‘Although we're
biologically built to dislike
chili. peppers,’’ he said,
“continued exposure can
lead from dislike to an in-
tense like,”

By the age of six or seven,
the Mexican children -Rozin

- studied showed a distinct

preference over sugar for
chili peppers. The younger
the child, however, the more
he or she opted for sweets.

In_ most societies, Rozin

‘noted, a person’s “innate .

preference for sweets” is
culturally reinforced,
whereas likes for substances
such as coffee and beer is
developed over a period of
time for reasons ranging
from taste and effects to
addiction and social ap-
proval.

“But we know very little
about what factors make
peoplelike or dislike a food,”
he said. “The only one we! ve
pinned down is nausea.”

Nausea, not always caused
by the ingested food but later
associated with it, results in
a sharp and often long-
lasting “aversion” to the
food in question,

Allergies and foods con-
taining harmful products
such as carcinogens, on the

‘other hand, are usually

“avoided,” Rozin said.

“The critical difference is
that.if a food causes nalisea,
it's likely'to become an aver-
sion, whereas a food you
can't eat Is likely to be
avoided,” he said.

The Society for Nutrition
Education includes about
6,000 members who promote
nutritional well-being
through education, com-
munication and education-
related research. :

The conference’ continues
here until Thursday.

San - Diego,

RECIFE (apy = Pot
more than a devade, Brazil's

“red bishop” ‘was : a. non.

person in his own country,
The. military. government
banned the name of Most
Rev. Helder Pessoa .Camata,-
the Roman, Catholic - ar-:
chbishop of 'Qlinda. and -
Recife, from the media, and.’
his telephone”. rang
frequently, with threatening °
‘Many were: fro:

rnilitary officers . accusing’

him of subversion in his wor)
with northeast Brazil's poor.

Today Most Revy:.:Helder
Pessoa Camara, the ‘Roman
Catholic archbishop “ of . -
‘Olinda and Recife, savored:
the triumph of a natlonwide’ -

. joint TV appearance Monday’.

with Pope Jotin-Paul.>
Standing before analtar on
a truck: parked on an over-.
pass; they celebrated. mass.
together before more than”
400,000 people, many of them |

farm workers. The -Pope |

gave the archbishop a’ long,
firm embrace. Then the
pontiff spoke to ‘'the
peasanis . of Brazil,"
denouncing ‘‘poverty, un-.
dernourishment, poor health

conditions, iikiteracy. and

insecurily.”

AJO, Ariz, (AP) — :The :
U.S. Border’ Patrol, using
“hardcore, - firm’. iden--'

.. tification": from - - survivors,»
says itis closing its net on -

the coyotes" who smuggled -

"a group of Salvadorears into '
_ the United States and let .13
- die in the scorching desert.’ :

Once they recuperate from ©

"their ordeal, the survivors —
“13 El Salvador natives .and’
one Mexican — will’ be

moved to Tucson and held as
material witnesses, border

patrol officials said) + |

“This time we have some
hard-core, firm iden-
tification,” said E.J. (Jerry)
Seott, senior border patrol
agent here, He ‘said the

; Camara has been ha

; workers’: unlons, which

” Portuguese: for: monsignor}?
“Camara 4irst became: well:

rien
by. leftist”
Goulart: But. that changed: in 2

. leader...”

"Voicing: “a. "message . that:
ing on
for years, the Pope said farm
‘Igborers cannot ‘be denied.
“participation and a sense of
‘responsibihity

“organizations: destined te.
. Aeline their interests. " 7
Vatican observers: said be °

Was “referring : ‘to. Tarim:

Brazil are either banned. 0
powerless. a
‘Known generally as ‘Dom
Helder, dom being» th

‘Agiown In the 19503, when he -
‘worked “as ‘an. auxiliar
“bishop in the slums of Rio dé"

- Janeiro: His relations with

“thes: ‘government “were '
while it: was fended

Presidént >Joap:.

-.1964°-'when. a” group. af '
* generals ousted the efvilian,

" Transferred | to Reciie, the
‘largest. city of the poverty.”

- stricken northeast. where he
_ Was: born; Dom “Helder an-

tagonized- the military by
speaking out. for. social -

justice. and: human rights. 7

» Ther. goxernment.:
ocracend him, His name.

Border police closing
net on the ' ‘coyotes’.

chances’. are’ good!'of | cap...
turing and convicting’ the:
sriugglers who left the group: _
ie cnet “ . .
ie.’ purvivors
“described: their:

sald agent John: Roc
To.spur the ‘in

Gov. Bruce Bebbittottered .

$10,000: reward‘ for” in:
formation .. :Jeading -

‘prosecution: ‘of the smegglers .
.for the "watton. and sen-

seless crime.’";He also wrote

to US. ‘Attorney-General a
Benjamin Civiletti proposing

that the U.S. and Mexico
agree to share evidence and’
co-operate in the prosecution
of the case. +

: guides. as ©
“three “Mexitan youths,” a

was . banned from. the ‘tadio,
television: and: ‘newspapers.
He was accused of: being-a_
Communist.+ His: opponents. .
_ Gredgea up his record as an
activist priest in the Fascist-
“leaning ©

broad, speaking
of one aféndless

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SEOUL
U.S.A.,

won the 1980 Miss Universe

pageant today al the 4,000-.

seat Sejong Cultural Centre
in Seoill, -

- The runner-up. was ‘Miss -

Seolland, “Linda Gallagher,

23,4: ‘resaurant - manager ..

from Troon. .
Miss New Zealand, Delyse

(CP) — “Miss
20-year-old Shawn ~
Weatherly of Sumyer, 5.C.,-.

Nottie, a spyar-cid student
from Tauranga, was third. |
Miss Canada, Teresa Lynn
19, .a Toronto.
_model, was among the 12
semifinalists...

Mackay,

Miss. Universe '

$10,000 personal appearance

contract, a car and a free. .
New York: ‘apartment for the

year of her reign.

- Daredevil injured

' PHOENIX: Ariz. AAP} —
Daredevil. Steven Lewis of
Callf., -was
seriously injured. Sunday
when he’ attempted to jump
oyer'.two “cars hurtling
toward him at 160 kilometres
an hour-during the filming of
a television show ‘segment.

His ‘right, leg struck the °
roof of the first car, throwing .

off-his timing so his left leg:
was smashed against the
roof and windshield of the
second car, police said. .
Lewis; injured while
filming the stunt on a road
west of Phoenix for a

DUBLIN (AP) —.Gunmen

killed two police officers and

seriously wounded’ two
others Monday after robbing
$85,500 from a bank in the
Irish market town of
Ballaghadereen. ,

Police said: they believe’
the gunmen are members of
the - outlawed
Republican Army, which has
robbed banks in the past to
help finance its armed
struggle against British rule
in neighboring Northern
Ireland. Such robberies have
netied the guerrillas’ $13.8
million in the last five e years,

A death-dealing heat wave
that has claimed at least 142
lives during the last 15 days
in the southern and ‘south-
western United’ States
continued Monday but
wititout reports of new fa-
talities caused by the heat.

The death toll remained at

66 in Texas, 28 in Arkansas, |
five- in =

17° in Oklahoma, -
Kansas, three’ in Louisiana
and one each in Missouri,
Mississippi and “Alabama.

In Dallas, where early

Irish .

television show called That's

Incredible, was in surgery |

most of: Sunday. night and

.Monday ‘morning.’

“H'll be 24° to 48 hours
before they know for sure
whether he'll keep his left

leg," said ‘a spokesman at

suburban . Scottsdale
Memorial Hospital.

- Lewis, 27, specesstully

jumped one car doing 130
kilometres an hour for a
recent segment of the TV

‘show,-and about 1,000 people

turned out to watch the two-
car attempt.

lrish bank robbed

authorities estimate.
Police also believe the [IRA

is responsible for another .

robbery Monday in ‘which
about $11,500 was taken from
a bank in Rathpoole on the
outskirts of Dublin, There
were’ no. injuries in ‘that
holdup..

The new robberies came
within hours of a defence

‘ministry announcement in

London that for the firat time
in Uister’s. 11 years of sec-
tarian conflict, Britain is
sending orie of the four Irish

“regiments of. the British
army to Northern Ireland.

Heat kills 142

By The Associated Press ©

'

afternoon
reached 38 degrees Celsius

on Monday, officials have ,

opened three public’ heat
relief centres and were
working with a dozen social

. Service agencies io warn:

residetits, particularly the
elderly, aboui the threat to

their health posed by the

high temperatures.

With temperaiu.3 @x-

pected to soar back near 43C

later in the: week, Texas

officials said they view. the
heat as a longierm problern.

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