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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1973
Page
6
Two 40 ton cranes rest after digging a one acre dump at Charleston Air Force Base where more than 2000 dollars of road maintenance gear and about 20 unopened fertilizer bags were found buried. Military and civilian staff allege thousands more in electronic airplane and office equipment are buried in the dump.
Charleston AP story reports MSC medical expert Dr. Curtis P. Artz using pig skin to relieve pain and speed healing in burn patients. Pig skin dressing blocks bacteria, reduces motion restriction, and improves morale, with patients often discharged in weeks. He notes procedures begun in 1962 63 and adoption across burn centers nationwide.
The J. P Stevens Co says it has no knowledge of any bugging of union organizer Al Motley at a Wallace motel, as TWUA and AFL-CIO Industrial Union claim a room was tapped and watchers observed Motley’s room. The unions seek 71.4 million dollars amid a plant union election in 30 days.
TWUA says decade long effort to organize Stevens plants failed to produce results. FBI confirms inquiry as Sol Stetin cites a new union maneuver. Details include a motel room bug report and a Columbia FBI contact.
In Houston, Elmer Wayne Henley Jr. faces a court bid to force a psychiatric exam after defense attorney Charles Melcher blocked an evaluation by the Harris County unit. Prosecutors cite the extreme atrocity of the killings linked to Dean A. Corll, 33, who allegedly masterminded the scheme, as part of the case involving 27 victims.
Gov. John C. West's office says a report by the State Law Enforcement Division into Wildlife and Marine Resources Commission travel expenses is unlikely to be made public. Executive assistant Phillip Grose calls the report academic as no dismissal remains likely.
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