Laxity alleged after deadly MOAB mine blast
In MOAB Utah a blast at a potash mine killed 18 of 25 workers 3000 feet underground. Federal and state probes launched after Interior Department orders inquiry. Harrison International and Gulf Sulphur tied to the operation face safety and inspection questions as survivors recover.
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Moab
Utah
Interior Department
Washington
Bureau of Mines
Marling J. Ankeny
Harrison International, Inc
Miami
Fla
Ankeny
Harrison Organization
Texas’ Gulf Sulphur Co
Don Hanna
Paul McKinney
Hanna
Texas Gulf
Steve Hatsis
Thorne, N.H. booster, dies in accidental shooting
Harold W. Thorne, 70, a retired New York banker who founded the Eastern Slopes Airport and the White Mountain National Bank of North Conway, was killed in an accidental shooting when he dropped his rifle while warding off a woodchuck in his garden. He was a Peekskill native and Cornell graduate who had lived in Center Conway for 17 years.
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Center Conway
N.H
New York
Eastern Slopes
White Mountain National Bank of
North Conway
Harold W. Thorne
Charles Smith
Carroll County
Thorne
Peekskill
N.Y
Cornell University
Contraception Debate Draws Fire From Msgr. Kelly
Msgr George A Kelly director of the Family Life Bureau of the Archdiocese of New York rebuked a series in a New York paper titled Catholics and Birth Control He argued the Church will not sanction contraception while acknowledging dialogue among clergy and laity He warned against government promotion of population control and questioned programs targeting the poor saying such measures risk coercion and foreign influence He urged Catholics to uphold traditional family values and the churchs stance on sex marriage and family life.
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Msgr
George A. Kelly
Family Life Bureau
Archdiocese of New York
New York
Ile Times
Catholic News
Msgr. Kelly
Kelly
Catholic Church
Church
Planned Parenthood
Tren Curtain
America
Mser. Kelly
Cancer relief claimed from spleen cell injections
London based surgeons M F A Woodruff and Bernard Nolan report in Lancet that injections of live spleen cells from healthy donors produced some relief in eight advanced cancer cases. They caution the results show temporary changes, not cures, and call for careful further testing to intensify the tumor attack within safety limits. American experts remain skeptical pending full evidence review.
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London
The
Lancet
M. F. A. Woodruff
Bernard Nolan
Edinburgh University
Probate News Carrie B Little estate probate in Pittsfield
The administration of the estate of Carrie B. Little of Pittsfield was allowed in Probate Court today. She left real estate valued at 8500 dollars and a personal estate of 476 dollars.
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Carrie B. Little
Pittsfield
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Ae Vicious Bakery
Pittsfield Rye
Columbus Ave
Sark
Scotlands
Cutty Sark
Buckingham Corporation
Rockefeller Center
Watteau Mason’s
Ironstone
England
H. W. Thorne
N.H. Booster
Layre
Tlent Hove Dalton Av
G. Pittsfield
Cusson
Mfg. Co., Inc
Plainfield
Mass
Cummington
Probate News
Lenox, Mass
Sammy Vincent
Berkshire Festival
Baldwin
Hamilton
Howard
Sammy Vecoat
First National Stores
S&h
Kate Kh
Robert Mall
Dalton Avenue
State Police
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