Federal judge urges final alert on deadly light
UPI report that Judge George L. Hart Jr. urged industry and government to mount one last TV and print warning about the death trap light sold by A.K. Electronics. About 186,000 units exist. one Florida electrocution death has been linked. sales halted.
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UPI
George L. Hart Jr
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Hart
A.K. Electronics
Brooklyn
N.Y
Florida
Brothers prepare for life death bone marrow transplant
In Boston a 17 year old, Carl E. Stott Jr., arrives for tests to donate bone marrow to his 15 year old brother Richard Stott who suffers aplastic anemia. Massachusetts Supreme Court approved the planned transplant, expected in about two weeks. Doctors say Richard has a 10 percent survival chance without surgery and about 50-50 with it, with a favorable marrow match observed.
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Carl
James Beatty
Benjamin Kaplan
Supreme Court
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Probe ordered on gun bounty funds in Baltimore
Baltimore Comptroller Hyman A. Pressman ordered the audit department to probe the police department gun bounty program. Officers pay 50 dollars per gun and 100 dollars for tips leading to arrests, with about 5 000 guns collected and 250 000 dollars paid. He seeks to uncover funding sources and potential abuses.
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Hyman A. Pressman
Dennis 5. Hil
Pressman
Audit Department
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Manufacturers push tighter curbs on arsenic use
Washington AP report notes two major chemical makers Allied Chemical and Dow Chemical urged stricter federal limits on inorganic arsenics after finding links to higher cancer rates among workers. OSHA plans public hearings Sept 20 as industry studies prompt possible regulatory changes.
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Occupational Safety and Health Administration
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Allied Chemical
Dow Chemies Co
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National Institute On Occupational Safety and Health
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Dow
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Pair disabled by poison from food sites U S
Dorothy Fean Huckleby and her brother Amos testified in a non jury hearing before U S District Judge Howard Bratton about a 3.9 million dollar damage suit against the federal government. The family says pork from a mercury treated hog caused mercury poisoning in 1969 and asserts the government marketed the fungicide despite known dangers and failed to notify the public. Ernestine and Michael, other siblings, are now severely handicapped.
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Dorothy Fean Huckleby
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Amos
U.S
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