More Control Over Pain Drug Asked
Representative John Monagan urged Attorney General Mitchell to add pentazocine to narcotics controls. He said the drug is addictive, hallucinogen like, and can cause withdrawal symptoms and dependence with prolonged use. He cited reports of over 70 cases of drug dependence in two years and called for stricter marketing and inventory controls.
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Moscow says Sino Soviet border talks resume in Peking
Soviet spokesman Mas on expresses cautious optimism after resumed border talks in Beijing as Moscow rejects Chinese protest over Formosa as a country. Foreign Ministry's Leama Zamyatin notes EU security conference discussion and U.S. participation, while East European sources report 22 Communist parties set to meet to map strategy on European security and other issues.
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Judge remembers his former vice lord as hero in Vietnam era
In Chicago, Criminal Court Judge Saul A. Epton recalls Jim Hobson once led a gang of 3,000 and sent him to prison 43 times. Army Sgt. James Modson, 24, a Vietnam veteran with eight medals, visits the courtroom, and Epton notes the paradox of Hobson's past and Modson’s heroism. Navy sailors and Coast Guardsmen mobilize to help two hemophiliac brothers in Bethel Ohio by collecting blood.
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