Remission verified after Laetrile therapy
In Tijuana Mexico an American hospital confirmed on Friday that a toddler leukemia patient treated at a Mexican Laetrile clinic is in remission. The girl's father Michael Accardi 26 said the case vindicates his stance against conventional treatment and upholds freedom of choice, while hospital officials corroborated the remission result despite prior objections to an independent bone marrow test.
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Tijuana
Mexico
UPI
Michael Accardi
Accardi
Amanda
Los Angeles
DAD CLAIMS VINDICATION IN AMANDA ACCARDI CASE
The Accardi family left for Tijuana after Amanda received tests by Dr Faith King at University Hospital San Diego. The parents praised King while voicing support for Dr Ernesto Contreras moderate approach combining enzymes mild chemotherapy and laetrile. They criticized the Los Angeles childrens hospital proposed regimen and will stay in Mexico for maintenance therapy with Contreras and local doctors.
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Tijuana
Accardi
Faith King
University Hospital
San Diego
Mexico
King
Ernesto
Contreras
Romantic robber steals cash and kiss at Bar 20 Carryout
A masked bandit robbed Bar 20 Carryout in Washington stealing about 260 dollars then demanded a kiss from a waitress. He carried a gun but fired no shots and police have no suspects. Restaurant owner Raymond Branch quoted the suspect apologizing and asking for a kiss before leaving.
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Washington
UPI
Raymond Branch
Branch
Man crashes into mental health center over girlfriend visit
Markus Ray Simcox, 26, tried to force entry at Sidney Sands Mental Health Center at 3 a.m after officials refused his request to see his girlfriend. He damaged a brick wall barrier, causing about 5000 in property damage and persisted in seeking access despite warnings.
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Des Moines
UPI
Markus Ray Simcox
Simcox
Center
Sidney Sands
Here Comes the Judge
A terse note highlights Gina receiving praise or attention as a judge figure. The fragment hints at admiration and recognition within a performance or public setting. No clear names beyond Gina are provided. context remains limited.
Parakeet Nest Knockdown Sparks Public Outcry in Denver
In Aurora officials report five parakeet chicks killed when a Public Service Co crew toppled a nest on a utility pole. Barbershop operator Steve Mowbray had watched the birds build, lay eggs, and hatch, then urged removal to the Denver Zoo. A foreman reportedly ordered the nest taken down despite protests.
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Aurora
Colo
UPI
Public Service Co
Colorado
PSC
Steve Mowbray
Chambers and Colfax Business Center
Mowbray
Denver
Adrift Couple Rescued by Coast Guard Near Virginia Beach
A 34 foot sloop named Alta Liebe, registered in Stamford, was battered by Hurricane Dennis, rolling three times in 30 foot seas with 45 knot winds. After 30 hours adrift, the couple were evacuated by the Cutter Reliance about 300 miles northeast of Virginia Beach, with the woman injured and both crewmembers in good condition aboard.
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Kodiak, Alaska
UPI
Alaska Peninsula
Coast Guard
Northern King
Naknek
Alaska
Bristol Bay
Kodiak
Portsmouth
Stamford
Reliance
Dennis
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Children’s Hospital
Contreras’ Hospital del Mar
Chad Green
INTI
Houston
George Ballas
Lochlin van Bramlett
Maria Eleanore Ballas
Bramlett
Gina
Atlantic Coast
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