Panel Fails To Turn Up Cyclamate-Cancer Link
Washington AP panel tentatively finds no link between cyclamate and cancer after 20 plus animal studies. Dr Bernard Weinstein questions remaining safety, seeks more tests. FDA to study panel report before possible lifting of six year old ban on cyclamates.
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Washington
Bernard Weinstein
Columbia University
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
U.S
National Academy of Sciences
Hearst Defense Seeks Fear Of Death Plea For Hearst
Patricia Hearst's lawyer says her main defense on federal bank robbery charges will be "fear of death" claiming someone put a gun to her head. The hearing addressed pretrial motions and access to government evidence as Hearst prepares for a January 26 start.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
F. Lee Bailey
U.S
Oliver Carter
Miss Hearst
Itial
Hibernia Bank
Symbionese Liberation Army
Bailey
Carter
Anne
Hearst Family
John Kleines
Brother of Defendant Confesses Halts Trial
The brother of Steve Tamayo, charged with beating and stabbing William Meyers, admits guilt for the same act, leading to a pivot in the trial. Joseph Tamayo faces sentencing on December 30 after a pre-sentence investigation is ordered. Louis A. Merrifield was appointed to represent him, and later sought to withdraw from the case.
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Joseph Tamayo
Steve
William Meyers
Shack Tavern
River Road SE
Steve Tamayo
Meyers
Jesser
Dudge
Robert Osmundson
Osmundson
Louis A. Merrifield
Merrifield
Youth Injured When Struck by Vehicle Near La Salle High
Anthony J. Mull, 14, of 1516 Fourth Street NW, was struck by a southbound car in the 3700 block of First Avenue NW at 1:30 p.m. He ran in front of a parked school bus near La Salle High School and suffered a fractured right wrist. He was treated at St. Luke's Hospital and released. Gregory James Lehner, 21, Fairfax, was driving the car. no charges filed.
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Anthony J. Mull
Fourth Street
First Avenue
Mull
St. Luke's Hospital
la Salle High Schoool
Gregory James Lehner
Fairfax
NATO Set to Approve US Warhead Cutback Proposal
NATO foreign ministers meeting in Brussels are expected to back Secretary Kissinger’s plan to withdraw 1,000 U S tactical nuclear warheads from West Germany in exchange for Soviet pullback of 68 000 troops and 1 700 tanks from Central Europe. Kissinger arrived for talks and will also discuss Cyprus with Greece and Turkey amid alliance strain. The ministers voiced grave concern over Soviet growth compared with the Western bloc and warned of heightened security pressures in the region.
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Brussels
Belgium
NATO
Henry Kissinger
U.S
West Germany
Central Europe
Kissinger
Vienna
Germany
Cyprus
United States
Greece
Turkey
Knife Point Robbery Reported In Greene Square
A robber armed with a six inch switchblade took 55 dollars from Wayne Evan Dufoe 54 of the Montrose hotel at Greene Square park at 10 p m and beat him leaving him unconscious. Dufoe was treated at Mercy hospital for a head laceration and left shoulder injury. Police described the suspect as a Black male about 35, six feet tall and 150 pounds.
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Greene Square Park
Wayne Evan Dufoe
Montrose Hotel
Third Avenue
Dufoe
Three Charged With Drunk Driving By Linn Deputies
Three persons faced drunk driving charges after a Wednesday night into Thursday morning arrest spree by Linn County deputies. Joseph W. O'Connor 40 of rural Winthrop arrested on Council Street near Robins at 10 45 p m Duane Paul Enos 34 of Toddville arrested about 12 15 a m Thursday at the intersection of Lint County Road E 34 and Highway 150 Rosemary B Kindl 22 of S15 Twelfth Street NI arrested Thursday at 2 20 a m three miles west of Elawatha on a Ling County road
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Linn
Joseph W. O'Connor
Winthrop
Council Street
Robins
Duane Paul Enos
Toddville
Lint
Highway 150
Rosemary B. Kindl
S15
Twelfth Street
Ellawatha
Ling
Woman Held After Gun Incident in Cedar Rapids
Paula M. Everett age 25 of 616 Fourth Avenue SE was charged with terrorizing the inhabitants of a dwelling and discharging a firearm during a disturbance at the Roy Belts residence. Richard R. Stinson, 22, Shellsburg, was arrested on resisting an officer. Everett fired a shotgun blast shattering a storm window and indoor glass amid a dispute with Belte. Everett bond set at 600 dollars, plus 125 dollars on firearm charge. Stinson released after posting 125 dollars bond.
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Paula M. Everett
Fourth Avenue SE
Yollce
Richard Robert Stinson
Shellsburg
Roy Belts Residences
Eleventh Avenue
Miss Everett
Bolte
Stinson
Lily
Department of Adult Corrections Services
Nanty
Farmer Appointed To Johnson Board
Robert Lena an Iowa City area farmer aged 58 was appointed by the Johnson county board of supervisors to fill the post being vacated by Robert Burns. Lena will receive the $10,800 annual salary once bond terms are met. He defeated two other candidates in the 1972 primary and is expected to take seat soon after formalities. Lena emphasized meeting people and studying problems on the spot. The term runs until the next election.
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Ghutrman Loreda Cilek
Connty Biren
Medlings
Lena
Two Charged in Cigaret Theft Case
Two women charged with possession of 63 cartons of cigarets at 2 Northpoime drive NE and with breaking and entering. One suspect, Ang Givens, 21, of 1301 Twentieth Avenue SW, charged with receiving stolen property after police stopped her vehicle in the 200 block of Sith Street SW.
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Northpoime Drive
Aoan Northview Dive
Sandys Pelive
Vutrican Ang Givens
Twentieth Avenue SW
Pelive
Ste Nogedly
W Ely She Owas
Sith Street
Pte Ue
Stigil
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Fear of
Pocket
Rolls Royce
City Telephone Information Service
Greene Square
C.R
Cedar Rapids
J.C. Penney Toyland
2Nd Ave
5Th St. S.E
Sam
Santa
Mom
Dad
Kroehler
1St Ave
S.E
Farmer
Johnson Board
Lenz
First Trust and Savings Bank
Diea
Hertz
Best Western
Great Vacation
Six Flags Amusement Party
Mid- America
First Test and Savings Bank
Duws St
Ely
Lowa
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