LSD Trials Run On Prisoners Patients And Volunteers
U S Health and Welfare reports show about 2.5 percent of prisoners mental patients and paid volunteers were given LSD from 1954 to 1988 to test medical value. HEW funded over 30 university studies with human subjects while CIA and Army provided LSD to scientists and servicemen without full disclosure. Experiments often lacked clear informed consent.
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John Stowell
Washington
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Central Intelligence Agency
Army
National Institute of Mental Health
NIMH
Spring Grove State Hospital
Catonsville
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
Bid
Nibiif
Oui
Female priests mark their 1st anniversary
Six women ordained to the Episcopal priesthood marked the first anniversary of the disputed July 2 1974 ceremony in Philadelphia at the Church of St. Stephen and the Incarnation. The Rev Allison Cheek presided as more clergy joined in the service alongside Rev. William A. Wendt who faces earlier censure for allowing Cheek to celebrate communion.
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Washington
AIL
Philadelphia
Church of St. Stephen and the Incarnation
William A. Wendt
Allison ‘Cheek
Annandale
Wendt
Check
William Creighton
Maine
CBS
Cheek
Merrill Bittner
Rochester
N.Y
Carter Heywood
New York City
Suzanne Hiatt
Philadephia
Jeanette Piccard
Minneapolis
Betty. Scheiss
Syracuse
Seaside Park Nudity Fine Faces 3 Year Old Case
A Seaside Park case centers on Jessica Santos 3 who was photographed nude on a beach prompting borough officials to schedule a court session. Sharon Santos mother of Jessica and Alma Nelson mother of Joey 2 were each involved as authorities address a public nudity ordinance carrying up to a $100 fine and 90 days in jail.
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Seaside Park
N.J
Jessica Santos
Jessica
New Jersey
Sharon Santos
Tors River
Alma Nelson
Joey
Nelson
Herother
Virginia teens jailed under Ocean City topless rule
Two 16 year olds from Vienna Virginia were arrested in Ocean City Maryland under a new ordinance requiring chest coverage off the beach. Police warned them at noon Saturday and detained them two hours later. Parents drove 200 miles to take custody. the case sparked criticism from a mother who questioned bikini attire for girls.
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Ocean City
UPI
John I. Pyle
Stephen Simpson
Vienna
Pyle
Marijuana lowers fertility says Columbia study
HELSINKI UP1 Smoking marijuana may reduce fertility and weaken disease immunity, a Columbia University study released at the International Pharmacology Conference suggests. Five young men smoked varying amounts over 29 days, with average sperm count dropping about 67 percent and recovering after abstinence.
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Helsinky
Columbia’ University College of Physicians and Surgeons
Nahas
Columbia
Potent men and risk in early trials described
Fragmentary OCR notes describe young men in early trials facing side effects from testing and the line about this being the first time they have taken young men. The text suggests concerns about safety and prohibition in later stages.
Number of women in prisons rises in LEAA survey
Washington reports a LEAA survey showing female inmate numbers grew faster than males in federal and state prisons during 1972 and 1973. Death row inmates fell from 359 to 162. Women inmates rose 5.0 percent while men rose 24.1 percent, though LEAA offered no explanation.
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Washington
OPT
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
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