Laetrile Debate Tests American Medicine and Law
The piece outlines the laetrile controversy as a cancer treatment, noting its apricot pit origin and unproven benefits. It traces how seven states have legalized its sale, while FDA calls it worthless, and highlights concerns over dosages costs and patient choice amid growing demand.
ABC Charters Transform Travel Costs With New Low Fares
The ABC charter flight concept offers fixed price air travel without hotel stays, allowing trips up to 11 months with advance booking rules easing to 30 days for nine European countries. Major operators report round trips like Chicago to Frankfurt at $319 to $349 versus standard fares near $1,028, signaling substantial savings and flexibility.
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Soviet arms build-up yields limited gains as India and Persia falter
In Moscow observers see the Soviet military build-up as failing to translate into policy wins. India's March defeat of Mrs Gandhi and the Ethiopian Somalia standoff unsettle Moscow, while China and Europe show little progress. Carter's arms control stance stands as a fragile exception, with Brezhnev's regime relying on concessions from Washington.
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Cities and towns clash over school aid reform in Connecticut Senate
The June Senate debate tests one man one vote shifts and Rubinow school equalization mandates. Senators DeNardis Johnson and Lt. Gov. Killian helped cities stave off House equalization gains, preserving a slim city influence while the Rubinow order awaits resolution.
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My Car Washington and the Cheap-Chic Chevy
The narrator defends keeping a 1971 Chevy station wagon with 66,516 miles, a broken rear window, and worn upholstery. He contrasts economy and practicality with flashier new cars, noting politicians like Pell and Muskie also favor modest vehicles. He plans minor repairs and embraces a simple, affordable approach to transportation.
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