Tiger and trainer ride elephant in Ringling Bros finale
A Ringling Bros circus act at Madison Square Garden features Prince the 350 pound tiger and 140 pound trainer Gunther Gebel-Williams riding on an elephant. Critics question whether the nylon leash provides adequate public protection if the tiger refuses the perch or the trainer loses control.
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GM focus on smog efforts and job practices
General Motors executives outlined progress on emissions controls and safety at a San Francisco briefing led by Dr. Ernest Starkman, GM environmental chief, who urged delaying 1975 federal auto emission standards. Starkman advocated catalytic converters and proposed differing control levels by region. Oscar Lundin discussed experiments with team-based assembly at Michigan plants to boost worker security while cautioning against broad rollout.
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Dangers of new love drug cited before Senate
A Michigan psychiatrist told Senate investigators that methaqualone, known as Quaaludes, is a dangerous drug with an epidemic spread. Witnesses described its appeal as an aphrodisiac, yet medical experts warned that withdrawal can trigger convulsions and fatalities. Accounts included a user who said the drug lowers inhibitions but dulls performance and a woman noting mixed sexual effects.
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UPI
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University of Michigan-Washtenaw County Community Mental Health Center
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Sidney Sehnell
Department of Pharmacology
Jefferson Medical College
Hye
Bergman Attacks Lunch in Landott. OConnor Divorce Reported
Ingrid Bergman described a bland Landott lunch of cabbage soup black bread a boiled potato and raw fish as barely edible. Sylvia Zalmanson a jailed bomber was cited as the lunch’s intended audience and Bergman quipped on survival under duress. Donald O’Connor and Gloria O’Connor reportedly divorced after 17 years. Tito endorsed for a Nobel Peace Prize in a House of Commons motion. Sir Rudolph Bing, at 71, debuted in a non singing role at New York City Opera in The Young Lord by Hans Werner Henze.
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Magee jury remains deadlocked in murder case
The jury in the Ruchell Magee murder kidnapping trial at the 171 Man County courthouse reported irreconcilable differences after three days of deliberations. Judge Morton R. Colvin set the panel of six men and six women to resume work, with jurors requesting a written copy of instructions on the lesser charge. Magee appeared buoyed by Angela Davis’s court appearance, following her prior acquittal.
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Wild horses eyed for humane culling in west states
Western officials meeting in Washington expressed that wild horse populations may be far higher than earlier estimates of 14 000. Four options for control were outlined by BLM including relocation to other lands private land charges care assistance or humane disposal. A spokesman noted the advisory board rejected mass destruction but kept selective disposal on the table.
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The Daily Review and Magee Trial Deliberations
The judge urged the panel to reach a verdict as Magee's trial drags on for four months. After a note from the jury citing irreconcilable differences, deliberations resumed briefly before another night recess. The case involves Magee and Colvin in the Angela Davis proceedings, with charges including murder, kidnapping, and a failed $970 escape attempt that ended in deaths.
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Rights for pot users urged in federal agency proposal
A Consumers' Union spokesman told a Senate subcommittee that the nation s 20 million marijuana users should have freedom of choice protected by a proposed federal Consumer Protection Agency. He cited consumer interests, while Sen James B Allen questioned broad agency powers.
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Teen girl found after missing at river, town suspects foul play
Local authorities report a teenager, last seen near the river, has been found safe. Police say no foul play is suspected at this time and are continuing routine inquiries with family cooperation.
Pot a likely cause of cancer
A Philadelphia researcher says marijuana smoke may be as cancer producing as tobacco. Dr. Wolfgang Vogel and colleagues tested tar exposure in mice, noting pot smokers hold smoke in lungs longer, possibly delivering tar amounts similar to cigarettes. The study examined 60 mice over several months.
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Wolfgang Vogel
U.S
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Jefferson Medical College
Veterans Administration Hospital
Coatesville
Nine hospital workers charged with assault in Quebec case
Nine male employees at Sainte Anne hospital in Bas Saint Laurent, 70 miles northeast of Quebec City, are charged with beating patients using window sticks and leather straps. The case followed a pattern of beating and a controversial experiment involving marijuana tar solution applied to skin and animal tests at Jefferson University labs.
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Sunter Finds Big Nugget in Sierra County Discovery
Sunter, a Sierra City area resident and longtime hunter in the northern Mother Lode, says he found a six inch long gold nugget weighing 28 ounces 12 pennyweight and grains on a hillside 5,000 feet up near Sierra City. He estimates value up to 16,000 as a specimen but has not yet sold it. The find may rekindle gold fever and is being kept secret as weather in the Sierra Region remains unsettled.
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