OSU Prefs May Have Spied for CIA in Research Grants
Ohio State University documents show CIA funded two behavioral studies at OSU starting in 1959 under MKULTRA. A $2000 grant to an OSU physicist supported testing molecular properties of chemicals, and a $34465 grant to a psychologist and his wife funded a year long survey across several universities.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
CIA
Central Intelligence Agency
OSU
Mkultra
OSA
Edwin Crawford
Crawford
Central Nervous System
Jules LaPidus
Graduate School
Abortion Rule Dispute Delays House Budget Action
House members study a Senate compromise to broaden federal funding for abortions. The conference panel meets again after a three hour session to resolve language replacing the medically necessary standard with exceptions for danger to life rape or incest or risk of serious health damage. The dispute delays $60.2 billion in Labor HEW funding while Social Security remains unaffected.
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Washington
House
Senate
House-Senate
Workers House
Warren G. Magnuson
Departments of Labor and Health, Education and Welfare
Diamond Merchant Missing Amidst NYC Diamond Heist Ties
In Chicago and New York a missing diamond broker Shafizadeh is feared dead or abducted after leaving for Puerto Rico with an estimated 250000 to 300000 in gems. Police probe links to organized crime as another broker Jaroslawicz is found murdered amid a separate diamond theft.
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Chicago
New York
Abraham Shafizadeh
Puerto Rico
Farokh Shafizadeh-Hakimi
Associated Press
Shafizadeh
Manhattan
New York City
Hakimi
American Airlines
Pinchas Jaroslawicz
Shlomo Tal
Tal
Queens
Jaroslawicz
United States
San Juan
Ohio mental health funding bill wins final approval
A bill raising the income threshold for dependent care at a state mental institution to $15 000 was approved 31 to 0 in the Senate on Gov. Rhodes's request. It increases mental health spending by up to $10 million and allows claimants to seek liability against the state for inadequate care. Third party payers would be billed according to current costs, with sponsors Myrl Shoemaker and the Rhodes administration backing the measure.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Senate
Department of Mental Health
Blue Cross
House Finance
Myrl H. Shoemaker
D-88
Bourneville
Rhodes
Iceberg ice to fuel cocktails at international conference
Divers retrieved a 2,500 pound ice slab from Portage Glacier Alaska for the First International Conference on Iceberg Utilization at Iowa State University. The centerpiece ice, funded at 7500 by Youssef Elakeel, will travel via helicopter and planes to Ames. Attendees from 18 nations include Saudi Arabia and the United States.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Iowa
Portage
Here
Iowa State University
Anchorage International
Minneapolis
Ames
Ed Cronick
Portage Glacier
Youssef Elakeel
Saudi Arabia
William Berkland
Iowa State
Berkland
the Arab Emirates
Australia
Canada
Chile
Egypt
England
France
Germany
Greece
Holland
Italy
Libya
Mexico
Monaco
Sweden
Switzerland
United States
Lottery Winner For Second Time In Ohio Lottery
Mrs. Jewell Henne of Ohio won the 50 cent Ohio Lottery drawing for the second time in a row, adding $50,000 to last week's $25,000. The 54-year-old says she may return next week to try again, with potential to reach $500,000 if she keeps winning. The win followed a prior score at a Lewisburg grocery store, with other winners listed and the Thursday numbers 926 93 5 038155.
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Cleveland
Jewell Henne
Lewisburg
Daniel Williams
Arcadia
Patrick McMahon
Boardman
Merle Maples
Dayton
W. Scott Stanley
Columbus
Helen Lambrinides
Cincinnati
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Osu Prefs
Magnuson
Edward Brooke
Rmass
Edward Roybal
Dcalif
Daniel Flood
Pennsylvania
Diamond Merchant
Bill
Swingers Square
Gallipolis
Tri-Grande Square
Glis
Sun
Oregon Bar and Chain
Kwik Kover
Polaroid
Jewelry Dept
Cosmetic Dept
Western
American Electric
Athens
East State Street
Americard
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