Former Mental Patients Testify On Drug Treatments
Janet Gotkin and five other former patients told a senate judiciary subcommittee that tranquilizers and electroshock were overused in mental hospitals. They described lengthy drug regimens, comas, and loss of control, while doctors argued some patients could not function without the drugs.
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Bayh Withdraws as Co Sponsor of Criminal Code Bill
Senator Birch Bayh removed himself from co sponsorship of the sweeping criminal code revision known as GS 1 citing it as a symbol of repression. He urged changes to shield free speech and to separate espionage from leaking information to the media.
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Chrysler Agrees To Repair Emissions Faults On 1975 Cars
Sacramento AP says California Air Resources Board chief Tom Quinn announced Chrysler will repair and test 1975 cars with 440 engines to meet state smog standards. The special repairs and tests could cost up to 500000, with a 328200 fine previously imposed. Cars failing tests must be shipped out of California until compliant.
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FBI probes seven deaths at VA Hospital in Ann Arbor
The FBI is investigating 41 respiratory failure cases at the Veterans Administration hospital in Ann Arbor since July 28, including seven deaths. Hospital officials say most cases involved severely ill patients and no immediate foul play is evident, with security tightened after recent incidents.
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Upturn Seen in U S Tourism by Morton
Secretary of Commerce Rogers Morton told delegates from 70 countries at the Discover American International Pow Wow that a world recession is bottoming out and the U S tourism industry is a beneficiary, signaling a renaissance of travel as global conditions improve.
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Violent Upturn in Argentina Kills Dozens in Skirmishes
AP reports a sharp rise in political violence with eight dead and four wounded. In Tucuman six alleged guerrillas and an army corporal died during weekend clashes, while guerrillas in Buenos Aires hijacked an army vehicle, killing a captain and taking 76 rifles. Two police stations in Rosario were attacked wounding two officers. On this date in 1890 the Daughters of the American Revolution was organized.
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