Thalidomide Trial Seeks Australian Witness McBride
Prosecution in West Germany demands Australian gynecologist Dr William McBride be called as a witness. Dr Lenz, the main expert, disputes McBride’s findings on thalidomide effects. Defence notes published figures showing many pregnancies with malformed outcomes without thalidomide exposure and some healthy births with exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alsdore
West Germany
Aap-Reuter
William McBride
Crown Street Women's Hospital
McBride
Wicui
Dind Lenz
Lenz
Findings differ on thalidomide during sensitive period
Dr McBride argued malformations occurred in cases where mothers used thalidomide outside the sensitive period while healthy babies were born when taken during the period. He noted uncertainty and compared international uncertainty, citing evidence gaps and the need for precise timing of conception dates in Germany and Australia.
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Lenz
Fic
Muensler University
McBride
Peter Webb
Weber
Yast
Lene
Sydney
Mefinide
Yung
Lear
Hiv
Shrer
Fepor
Alsdorf
ANU arts student calls university a conflicted, endowing factory
An ANU arts student describes the university as the most incongruous place for angry men in Australia. He faults state and administration ties and reliance on bureaucratic systems, arguing universities are increasingly a maternally endowed tertiary education factory with rigid curricula and exams.
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ANU. Arts
Aus
Statelion Systema
Arends An
ANU
Australia
Prictoary School
con-Wasea
Raaf Base
Raaf
Sma
Rom Camter
Den
Dubbo
Wollongong
Canberra
Blacksmith
Verell
Liverpool
Newmenth
Castle
St Marys
Goulburn
Tnes Ivol
UK attack on whinging poms stirs debate in Australia
London press derides emigration woes as Australians brand Britons whinging poms after a family’s failed move to Brisbane. The Boehing Standard notes many migrants struggle to adapt and warns against quick judgments, while observers claim Australians and newcomers face cultural strains and homesickness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Australia
Braddon Woman Wins $2,000 Lottery Prize
Miss Donna Woodward of Braddon won second prize in NSW lottery No 6 069 with ticket 2 806 worth 2000 dollars. The 22 year old secretary to the Department of Army said she was a shock and plans an overseas tour as she rarely buys tickets and has never won before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Woodward
Braddon
Nsw
Miss Woodward
Army
Japanese style show promotes Japanese art in Canberra
A Canberra exhibition features Japanese masters led by Mr Fujiwara with five assistants. The event, timed around September, showcases martial and ceremonial arts as part of a cultural exchange with Australian institutions. Exhibitions have appeared in Montreal and Paris Louvre previously.
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Yuchiko Fujiwara
Academy of Science
Japan
Canberra
Mt Mattwara
Energa
Thehann
Echikuri
Renant
Teneho
Museen
Sydney
Setao
Hona 1Maes
Amibas
Cebu Aden
Editigen
Montreal
Ri Fujiwwara
Louvre
Fujiwara
Accomeae Age
Melbourne
Adelaide
Manila
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Burns Philp
Civic Centre
Hoover
Rogers Big
Rogers
Harlequin
Ihe
Hoover Polisher
E. Rogers
LARK
TOOLS
Oung Guaranteg
Boeing Standard
Bernat Heattie
Intia
Brisbane
Austalia
Britain
Tie
Walker
Thor
Ausali
Canada
New Zealand
Cmesel
Syuney
ATC
Gaberdine
Youngs
Kingston and Garema Place
Lonsdale St Braddon
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