Flynt fires Hustler publisher in personnel shakeup
Larry Flynt dismissed Paul Krassner as Hustler publisher while recovering from March gunshot wounds. Flynt, who had resumed control, faced reader backlash over Krassner’s appointment amid Flynt’s conversion to Christianity. Althea Flynt cited reader loyalty to Larry as key.
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Larry Flynt
Hustler Magazine
Paul Krassner
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Althea
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Abzug and Votaw Named Co Chairs of Women’s Advisory Panel
Former Rep Bella Abzug and Carmen Votaw president of the National Conference of Puerto Rican Women were named co chairwomen of the National Advisory Committee for Women. President Carter also named his daughter in law Judy as honorary chairwoman along with 40 appointees Tuesday.
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Washington
Bella Abzug
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National Conference of
Fetus Survival Boost From Rare Transfusion Operation
In Louisville a 27 week fetus faced Rh factor risk and gained winning odds after a delicate transfusion performed by Dr. John Queenan at Norton Children's Hospital. The mother Katherine Shifflett, 22, was under local anesthesia during the 30 minute procedure.
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Louisville, Ky
John Queenan
Norton Children’s Hospital
Queenan
Katherine Shifflett
Jacksonville
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High Risk Rh Incompatibility Care Nearing Birth
Doctors report a Rh incompatible pregnancy between Mrs. Shifflett and her carpenter husband William with the fetus at risk of anemia. A stop gap in Florida transfusions keeps the fetus alive while estimates suggest multiple future transfusions before and after birth. News has raised about 1500 in private donations and one obstetrician notes the mother may be released Thursday.
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Queenan
Two workers exposed to deadly lassa fever
Two medical researchers exposed to rat blood contaminated with lassa fever virus are in strict isolation at an Army hospital. Names are withheld for privacy. no symptoms yet, but they will be watched through the weekend. The virus, identified in Nigeria, rarely infects the United States.
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Washington
Army
Center For Disease Control
Nigeria
Africa
United States
Consent judgment on purchased term papers case
The Postal Service announces a consent judgment in a case against Academic Research Group Inc of Rutherford New Jersey. The firm must keep records to identify subject and purchaser and provide information to colleges on request and refrain from campus advertising.
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Washington
New Jersey
Postal Service
Panel Urges FDA to Reconsider Caffeine Safety List
A scientific panel recommends FDA remove caffeine from the Generally Recognized as Safe list after studying caffeine in cola drinks. It finds no current evidence of cola caffeine hazards but calls for further study on effects in the central nervous system. FDA must evaluate before action.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Federation of American Societies For Experimental Biology
FDA
Wayne Pines
Pines
National Soft Drink Association
Dwight C. Reed
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