James Stacy wins $1 million court ruling in assault case
Los Angeles Superior Court upheld a $1 million award to actor James Stacy for injuries from a collision that left him using an arm and a leg. A liquor seller was found liable for serving the drunk driver who struck Stacy on a canyon road. Carnelia Wallace weighs a 1978 gubernatorial bid while George Wallace faces constitutional term limits.
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Carnelia Wallace
Alabama
Ultrasound Helps Leukemia Drug in Animal Study
Bowman Gray School of Medicine researchers report ultrasound used with nitrogen mustard increased survival time in mice with leukemia cells. The work, led by Dr. Frederick W. Kremkau, suggests potential human cancer benefits but notes the combined treatment is not ready for clinical use.
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Winston-Salem, N.C
UPI
Bowman Gray School of Medicine
Frederick W. Kremkau
Diabetic drug Telinase recalled quietly by Upjohn
The Find and Drug Administration allowed Upjobi Co to replace Telinase stock over the next months due to nitrosamine contamination without notifying physicians or patients. FDA officials cited remote health risk and feared warning could harm diabetics, while the Health Research Group urged a full recall.
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UPI
Find and Drug Administration
Upjobi Co
United States
Health Research Group
Ralph Nader Organization
FDA
Upjohn
The surgeon general back part time in new form
Washington reports the surgeon general’s post is being reestablished in a modified form after years without a serving head. The office dates to 1871 and was abolished by the Nixon era, leaving a warning on cigarette packaging with 14 words about smoking and health, a legacy of past surgeons general.
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UPI
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Public Health Service
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Kilpatrick bids new party as year of travel arrives
Editorial page columnist James Kilpatrick cheekily calls for a new political party devoted to doing nothing. Meanwhile the bicentennial travel boom continues as thousands journey in trailer campers with safety tips offered by Margaret Dana in Women's World.
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Margaret Dana
Women’s World
Unhappy Hooker of Jacksonville Writes Life Memoir
Diane Gurley Norris, a 26 year old topless dancer turned sex industry survivor, recounts a debt bondage past from go go bars to a truck stop brothel. Writer Dave Jackson helps shape her memoir while she fears for her 10 year old daughter’s safety.
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Dave Jackson
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CB vigilantes form group over deadly CB interference
In Aurora Colorado a vigilante committee of CB radio operators vows to locate and disable offenders after interference during emergency calls endangering heart attack victims. John C Frisbie survived an attack after his Mayday was jammed. a Longmont man Cecil Curtis died in a similar incident. The group uses a home made direction finding device to trace signals. The case has spurred a meeting request with the FCC to curb deliberate interference.
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Aurora, Colo
John C. Frisbie
Las Animas
Colo
Frisbie
Hely
Longmont
Cole
Longmont Cbers
Cecil Curtis
Federal Communications Commission
Curtis
Haldeman denies Nixon had a drinking problem
Former White House aide H.R. Haldeman disputes suggestions Nixon drank heavily. He says Nixon never showed a liquor problem and that occasional gin martinis or wine with dinner did not impede his duties. Haldeman notes fatigue and occasional beer as part of stress during campaigns and presidency.
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Nixon
Universal Press Syndicate
Bob Woodward
Carl Bernstein
Richard ‘Nixon
Haldernan
Bailey to seek new trial for Hearst after exculpatory evidence claim
Attorney F Let Bailey says he now plans to file a new trial for newspaper heiress Patricia Hearst, arguing government withholding of exculpatory evidence. He cites 31 lawyers and investigators, and says the new plans are not tied to Judge Oliver Carter's recent death.
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San Diego
UPI
F. Let Bailey
Patricia Hearst
San Francisco
Bailey
Skunk Capital of the World Inspires Town Folklore
In Richmond Michigan residents fear a repeat summer of skunk visits as locals dub the town the Skunk Capital of the World. City officials note no skunks yet this year but past summers show bold sightings and odd remedies like ammonia soaked underwear driving animals from buildings.
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Richmond
Mich
Michigan
Don Starr
Starr
Helen Newell
Three Collisions Halt Tall Ship Race Start
Three separate collisions at the Bermuda to Newport start of the Tall Ship race damaged vessels from the United States Spain Norway Romania and the United Kingdom and injured two people. The Spanish ship Juan Sebastian De Elcano broke its foremast after colliding with Libertad, Gazeta Primeiro retired with a broken main mast after hitting Mircea, and Sella Polare brushed Eskimo with no damage reported.
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Wps
Bermuda
Newport
Coast Guard
Sebastian de Elcano
Libertad
Christian Radish
Gazeta Primeiro
Mircea
Don’t Be Half Safe When The Other Half Is Your Health
Health column quotes Dr. Ralph F. Herndon on whiplash dangers from car crashes and rear impacts. He cites USAF studies on neck tolerance, notes that many miss early symptoms, and urges prompt diagnosis and treatment to prevent chronic pain and spinal degeneration. Dr. Herndon’s Hayward office contact is listed.
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Dr. Herndon
USAF
Hayward
Harndon
Herndon
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