Drug Tests Stir Controversy At Tennessee Facility
Senate hearings probe human experimentation as 181 women at Arlington hospital and school in Tennessee receive depo provera injections to suppress menses for contraception. Officials cite consent forms and hygiene reasons, while critics question informed consent and long term effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley G. Pippert
Washington
Tennessee
Tesuies
James S. Brown
Arlington, Tenn
Memphis
United States
FDA
Hubbard
Arlington
Arlington Hospital and School For
Widow Fights Men After Indecent Talk in Street
In Las Piedras Uruguay a 74 year old widow fought off three young men who taunted her on a street. She grabbed her handbag and used a stick while the assailants fled after an injury gap left one man with a fractured skull and another with a gunshot wound. The incident led to medical care and a board settlement of 250 to compensate Annie Hornby for injuries to her eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Piedras
Uruguay
Toronto
Lake
Celina Machado
Annie Hornby
Standers
Tor
Prain
Woednaedtav
Renew Vows at Fort Sam Houston Ceremony
Army POW Capt. Johnnie Ray, 25, and his wife Dorothy of Pauls Valley Texas renewed their vows in a Wednesday ceremony before Chaplain Robert Howarton at Fort Sam Houston. The chaplain said both felt God had brought them back together and blessed their reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie Ray
Dorothy
Pauls Valley
Olla
Kneal
Robert Howarton
Fort Sam Houston
Tesas
Howerton
Quintuplets Released From Hospital In Chicago Suburb
One of Mrs. James Baer five newborn girls and boys is still hospitalized. Thomas, the first born at 4 pounds 12 ounces, was released to the Northbrook family. Douglas Vicki and Leslie were released February 14. Elizabeth weighs 3 pounds 8 ounces and will stay another two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital
Chicago
James Baer
Thomas
Evanston Hospital
Northbrook
Douglas
Vickie
Leslie
Elizabeth
Tripp Children to Foster Homes in Clayton Court Hearing
Grandfather Mr Tripp wins custody of the four children Katla Nancy Steve and Mary 17 18 16 13 as foster homes await. A rehearing Wednesday will decide if the move to separate foster homes continues or if Nancy will become guardian after August 31. The children have lived with Fussell Holthaus in a large trailer near Strawber Point since their father’s death January 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton County Court
Tripp
Eat Vorce
Nancy
Vous
Katla
Steve
Mary
Watchmakers
Strawber Lwecks
Kentucky
Ry Point
Fussell “Holthaus
Safe ice thickness advised for fishing on waters
Authorities warn that ice must be more than four inches thick to be considered safe for ice fishing. Report notes ongoing cold conditions and urges anglers to test spots and wear life jackets.
Also Mentioned on This Page
William N. Hubbard, Jr
Upjohn Co
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Senate Health
Subcommittee On Human Experimentation
Brown
Marcia D. Greenberger
The
Center For Law and Social Policy
Cumberland County
Tent
Health Department
Hubband
Uphohn
Food and Drug Administration
Charles C. Edwards
Fred Nowak
Nowak
Duane Crock
Knights of Columbus
Janet Twaddle
Twenty-fifth Avenue
Marion
John Schlenk
Second Street
Mary Monagham
Sally O'Brien
Peter Hingtgen
Vicki Spelt
Sears
Hastman Kodak
E&tacolor
Harding & Delivery
PIONE
Plata Cedar Rapids
C.R
Michael Dooley
Foundation
Appliance Specialties Corp
Center Paint Rd
Cedar Rapids
Society For Women Features
Dial
Clarhson Framed
Bode Optical Dispensary
First Street
Misty Harbor
Cherbourg
Coats
Nis
Mt Men
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!