Senate Panel Reopens CIA Drug Test Inquiry
The Senate Intelligence Committee plans a hearing next week on newly uncovered CIA drug test documents from 1953 to 1964. Turner offered to testify, saying the material shows more detail but not a complete picture, and the White House called the material fairly serious. The inquiry follows past disclosures of experiments on Americans, including the Olson and Blauer cases, prompting calls for accountability.
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Washington
Senate Intelligence Committee
CIA
Adm
Stansfield Turner Hand
Sen
Daniel K. Inouye
Hawaii
Turner
Inouye
White House
Carter
Jody Powell
Walter Mondale
Mondale
Army
Frank R. Olson
New York City
Olson
Nelson Rockefeller
Gerald Ford
Congress
Frederick, Md
Elizabeth Barrett
New York
Harold Blauer
New York State
Abandoned Child Returned To Mother
Gerald Steele a 12 year old with the mental development of a two year old was ordered returned to his mother Ethel Steele of Asheville until a juvenile court rules his future. Burke County juvenile court handled a neglected child petition after he was left at Western Carolina Center in Morganton with a note saying he was not abandoned. The ruling directs he stay with his family in Asheville while Buncombe County Juvenile Court determines care and custody.
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Morganton
Carolina Center
Burke County Juvenile Court
Livingston Vernon
Gerald Steele
Asheville
Buncombenty Juvenile Court
Gerald
Ethel Steele
Burke and Buncombe County Social Services Departments
Western Carolina Center
Vernon
U.S
George M. Anderson
Rippy
Duke Medical Center
Richard Rideout
State Department of Human Resources
Cherry Hospital
Jack B. Crawley
North Carolina
Tampa
Fla
Tampa Heights Hospital
The
County Medical Association
Tampa Times
Heatwave Forecast Dominates Triad and Carolinas
The region faces continued hot and sunny conditions with highs in the 90s, 80s in the mountains, and frequent low overnight temps. Rain chances remain low at 10 to 20 percent, with scattered thundershowers near the coast in South Carolina and dry heat continuing through midweek.
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Triad
North Carolina
South Carolina
Midlands
Convicted Pharmacist Plans Appeal in Valium Records Case
Newton AP A hospital pharmacist Paul White chief pharmacist at Catawba Memorial Hospital was convicted of failing to keep adequate records for about 47000 Valium tablets and fined 500 with six months in jail. He said he is completely dissatisfied and will appeal. Federal agents argued records were insufficient though White claimed financial records accounted for most pills.
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Newton
Paul White
Catawba Memorial Hospital
Suse
White
Marchers Refused Support at Historic Wilmington Church
Golden Frinks led marchers seeking release of the Wilmington 10 to a rally at Gregory Congregational Church. Ezra Worthy stated the group was not welcome, while Rev. Ben Chavis remains imprisoned. Burglary and conspiracy charges from 1971 case tied to a white grocery store arson preceded post conviction hearings.
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Wilmington
Wilmington 10
Golden Frinks
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Gregory Congregational Church
Ben Chavis
Ezra Worthy
Chavis
Burgow
Ex-State Psychiatrist Indicted In Obscene Filming Case
In New Bern, former Cherry Hospital director Dr. Wilson C. Rippy Jr. faces a federal charge for mailing seven obscene film cartridges involving two boys. SBI probes possible state law violations and whether acts occurred in North Carolina as Rippy awaits bond.
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New Bern
State Bureau of Investigation
Wilson C. Rippy Jr
Cherry Hospital
Goldsboro
Howard Kramer
SBI
North Carolina
Jack Thomas
FBI
Robert Fanning
Fanning
Battle Over Groucho May End Next Week
Groucho Marx in failing health may be placed under conservatorship of his 27 year old grandson Andrew Marx next week. The move would end a long and bitter court fight over the comedian's welfare as Andrew offers to care for his grandfather and bring closure to the dispute.
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Santa Monica, Calif
Groucho
Marx
Andrew Marx
Erin Fleming
Andrew
Arthur Marx
Miss Fleming
Superior Court
Edward Rafeedie
Nat Perrin
Perrin
Bank of America
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
Ragen
Groucho Marx
Rafeedie
UCLA
Young Marx
Edmisten Brown Propose GM Engine Settlement Talks
North Carolina Attorney General Rufus L. Edmisten and Ohio AG William J. Brown offer a two part settlement to GM over engine switching. Buyers could return cars for full price plus expenses or keep car with 500 cash and a 3 year 36000 mile warranty. GM counters with mileage exchange or extended warranty plans, deemed insufficient.
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Raleigh
General Motors
North Carolina
Rufus L. Edmisten
Edmisten
Ohio
William J. Brown
Edmisten and
Brown
Leaf Prices Rise as Georgia Florida Market Auctions Continue
Leaf sales in Valdosta show little quality change with nondescript grades dominating. Friday sales reached 2,326,687 pounds for $1,929,001, while three day averages stood at 11,038,782 pounds for $79.23 per hundredweight with notable prices including 99 per hundredweight for P5s and 83 for Nigl.
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Valdosta
Classified Ad Sells Extra Spending Money
Readers advertise items for sale to earn extra money. Local sellers list household goods, furniture, and collectibles with brief descriptions and contact details for quick exchanges.
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Jesus Christ
God
Westminster Presbyterian Church
New Presbyterian Church IN
America
High Point Mall
Serstose Aa
Hale
Charles S$. Olim
Jean Blevins
Mendenhall Moore
Mendenhall- Moore
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Church Ave
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