GIs To Be Tested For Heroin Addiction Before Homecoming
Washington reports that remaining US forces in Vietnam and those arriving home will face multiple heroin tests, with about 5 percent of those tested in unit spot checks found to be addicts or casual users. Officials note a drop from earlier high estimates and emphasize treatment over punishment.
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Associated Press
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Phosphate Rock Trade Figures Shrink in 1971
US phosphate rock output value fell about 2 percent in 1971 to 38 million tons in transit areas. The article notes movement roughly 1500 miles east of production and 1600 miles south of Tokyo toward Manila, with a value near 3203.7.
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Washington
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Tokyo
Six Month Frozen Skin Storage Method Revealed
Boston doctors unveil a six month frozen skin method to speed burn treatment. Skin is treated with glycerol to prevent freezing, packaged in plastic, and thawed rapidly in 98.6 degree water. The technique slashes hospital stays and reduces pain, cutting average recovery time significantly.
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Associated Press
Boston (Ap
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Jol I. Burke
Burns Institute
Burke
Conrate C. Bondse
Loth
Handi
Bonde
R Bondae
Pondoe
Burns Inc
Bangladesh Storm Toll Reaches Two Hundred in Devastation
In Dacca Bangladesh a weekend storm killed about 200 people and left hundreds injured and 200000 homeless in Mymensingh district. Officials report 800 square miles struck and 70 bodies recovered as relief teams search for more.
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