Substances Eaten Inhaled Possible Cancer Causes
Researchers warn vinyl chloride linked to liver cancer in workers suggests more environmental agents may cause cancer. Hammond of ACS and Selikoff of Mount Sinai call for urgent search for harmful substances in air and food. They note 85 percent of cancers from environmental sources and urge monitoring of vinyl chloride and other consumer chemicals. Affected plants include Goodrich Louisville and others in NY, TX, and WV. The US has 3.8 million miles of roads.
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Yale medics aid Nigeria against Lassa fever outbreak
Two Yale University Medical School doctors, Drs. Jord Casals and Wilbur Downs, traveled to Nigeria as part of a U.S. Center for Disease Control aid team to combat an Lassa fever outbreak in the south central region. At least two deaths and a serious illness were reported amid a disease noted for its variability and difficulty to treat.
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Nixon to Speak Today on Radio From Camp David
President Nixon flies to Camp David to issue a live radio broadcast on education legislation after noon news. Gerald Warren says the 15 minute address follows a submission of education bills to Congress. The president is at Catoctin Mountain retreat with Pat Nixon and Tricia Cox and Edward Cox over the weekend.
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Collins vows no loopholes in election reform
Westport House Speaker Francis J. Collins says Republican reform package will leave no loopholes to thwart public demand. He cites expected pre election disclosure of contributors, spending limits, and limits on individual donations after the week’s move to shorten the campaign calendar. He spoke at the Unitarian church substituting for Rep McKinney and noted welfare reforms to aid recipients in high rent areas.
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California Bar weighs disciplinary action for Watergate figures
California Bar President Seth M. Hufstedler said five Watergate linked lawyers face possible formal proceedings. Names include Herbert Kalmbach Donald Segretti John Ehrlichman Robert McMarchan and Gordon Strachan with hearings starting with Segretti and Kalmbach after sentencing. Penalties range from private reprimand to disbarment and Nixon’s status remains undecided.
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