Daley defends corruption resistance amid 45 years in government
Mayor Richerd J. Daley declares in a speech to the Illinois Association of County Officials that no one has corrupted him, noting many attempts over decades while asserting his ongoing tenure. Pacific Northwest Bell sues actor Robert Cuvenings in Seattle over alleged use of a blue box to avoid long distance charges, seeking over $100,000 in damages.
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Richerd J. Daley
Daley
Illinois Association of County Officials
Pacific Northwest Bell
Robert Cuvenings
Telephone Company
Seattle
Supreme Court stays Gilmore's execution
The Supreme Court granted a temporary stay of execution for Gary Mark Gilmore scheduled to die by firing squad in Utah. The court asked Utah to file by 5 p.m. local time on Dec 7, with NAACP Legal Defense Fund representing Gilmore's mother. The stay is pending further action by the justices.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Gary Mark Gilmore
Utah
High Court
Gilmore
Naacp Legal Defense Fund
Bessie Gilmore
Tufts spray relieves dentinal pain in decay tests
Tufts University researchers report a spray method to break down tooth decay and flush it away. In a study of 50 patients across 61 cavities, decay was removed completely in 58 cavities and partially in three others, with drilling sometimes needed to activate the spray.
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Boston
UPI
Tufts University School of Medicine
Melvin Goldman
Goldman
Joseph H. Kronman
Journal of the American Dental Association
AMA
Suit over tooth extraction in Burlington
San Francisco woman Martha McCay sues Burlington dentist Dr. Charles Bowen for 15000 dollars in Chittenden County Superior Court claiming he pulled the wrong tooth while supposed to extract four wisdom teeth in 1973. The suit alleges Bowen removed three wisdom teeth correctly but pulled a singular tooth instead of the fourth.
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Burlington, Vt
UPI
Charles Bowen
Burlington
San Francisco
Chittenden County Superior Court
Martha McCay
Bowen
Quints in Britain Deliveries Across Hertfordshire Hospital
A 32 year old British woman delivered quadruplets by caesarean section at a Hertfordshire hospital. The spokesman said the babies are very small but doing well. The birth was attributed to Mrs Helen Miles of Digswell. In a separate note London researchers warn birth control pills may raise coronary artery disease risk based on data from 21 countries.
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London
UPI
Helen Miles
Digswellt
Hertfordshire
Companian
Valerie Beral
London School of Hygiene and Tropical
Execution squad to be paid for Gilmore killing
In Salt Lake City the firing squad members chosen to execute condemned killer Gary Gilmore will each receive 100 dollars. The squad captain gets 128 dollars. Payments come from the Utah Finance Department via prison warden Sam Smith who will cash the checks and pay the executioners and an alternate rifleman in cash to keep identities concealed.
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Salt Lake City
WPI
Gary Gilmore
Utah
Sam Smith
Joint study on pain reducing arthritis drug
United States and Russia launch a two year international study of D-penicillamine to reduce inflammation and pain in rheumatoid arthritis with fewer side effects. Dr. Israeli Jaffe notes potential to help over a million Americans if effective and safe. The trial uses lower doses in 100 to 150 patients across New York centers and Moscow.
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UPI
United States
Russia
Israeli Jaffe
New York Medical College
National Institutes of Health
Moscow
Jaffe
New York
Institute For Rheumatism
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Levi's & Tobias
California
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