Harmeier death probe slows in Indiana
State police investigators say the probe into the death of Ann Louise Harmeier has slowed to a crawl. Capt. Stan Kenney notes the case is not closed and may never be completely closed. The 2 year old Indiana University student was found strangled in a Morgan County cornfield after vanishing Sept 13 when her car was found abandoned near Martinsville.
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Icy crash trio injures Cicero residents and others
A Cicero woman Betty Gilbert 54 hospitalised after icy west Eighth Street collision with Cynthia Husted 20. Husted unhurt. another driver Evan Ruthenbach 35 rear ended Husted receiving forehead and hand injuries. An Alexandria man Gary Stone 17 injured nose laceration after losing control on Ind 109 and hitting excavation ditch. Detectives probe a burglary at Madison Ridge Apartments and police receive a tip about a missing student.
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Body in shed probe tracked to two brothers
Police halted the case as unfounded after a shed body investigation. Detectives asked a bar, spoke with a sister, and consulted two brothers who guided officers to the body. Autopsy found no violence. alcohol poisoning could not be confirmed. Toxicology awaited.
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Farm price gains lift hopes amid parity fight and strikes
Prices farmers received for raw products rose between Oct 15 and Nov 15 led by corn soybeans and wheat officials said. The American Agriculture group urges a nationwide strike to force parity. Wheat sold for 2.48 a bushel with parity at 3.40. Collected notes mention a Christmas dance at Grandview Country Club with tickets set at 10 dollars per couple.
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FDA Bulletin Links Laetrile to Cyanide Deaths in Cancer Patients
The FDA said some cancer patients who used Laetrile may have died from cyanide poisoning rather than cancer. Aimed at nearly a million doctors, the bulletin notes cyanide levels in patients are rarely checked and that Laetrile can be fatal, especially if regular treatment is delayed. The agency has documented 17 deaths from Laetrile ingestion, though interstate sales are barred. 13 states have legalized its sale.
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