UCLA doctors reprimanded over unauthorized bone marrow transplants
Six UCLA Medical School physicians faced reprimands for performing experimental bone marrow transplants on dying patients without prior Human Subject Protection Committee approval. The committee seeks a full university investigation, warning that noncompliance risks federal research funds and underscores tensions over protocol delays and ambiguous boundaries between treatment and experimentation.
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Ucla Medical School
Los Angeles Times
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Sherman M. Mellinkoff
Winston Ho
Last-Minute Christmas Rush Lifts Retailers Nationwide
Shoppers bought heavily in final pre holiday days as stores report strong demand despite worries of recession. Sears in Kansas City and JCPenney in Greenville see near record activity. Lazarus, Saks Fifth Avenue, and Marshall Field officials note surge through Christmas Eve. warm Cheyenne weather trims K Mart sales.
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Cavan Riley
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Wyo
Car crashes into bus stop crowds injuring several in Los Angeles
An out of control car plowed into passengers waiting at a Wilshire Boulevard bus stop injuring four adults and a four year old boy. Police say driver Cornelio Escamillia 33 fled but was held by witnesses and booked for felony drunken driving.
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Children’s Hospital
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Erie gas drilling could yield billions in lake states
A federal draft study by the U S Army Corps of Engineers says drilling in eastern and central Lake Erie could bring Ohio New York and Pennsylvania nearly 5 billion dollars in revenue over decades. Ohio would gain the most with 4 3 billion from 1 8 million acres. New York could receive 406 million and Pennsylvania 247 million with varying well success rates. Western Lake Erie drilling is not addressed in this report.
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Expert on Haig resigns
Boston AP Terry Lenzner a former Watergate investigator hired by a Senate committee probing Alexander Haig has resigned his week old post with the Senate Foreign Relations Committee The Herald American said Lenzner an expert on Haigs role as Nixon chief of staff quit a week after accepting the post Sen Paul Tsongas said the law firm hesitated about him working for the committee costs a week of work
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Haig
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Paul E. Tsongas
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