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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1975

Page

17

Demo's fund appeal raises a bad odor

Washington insiders question a May 14 fund appeal by the Democratic Forum that bore signatures of four senators without their consent. The episode followed a March 12 fund-raiser where corporate checks funded $50 tickets, prompting apologies from the Forum. The incident raises concerns about corporate money in partisan activity and the ethics of signatory authorization. Also noted are Connally's possible Senate bid against Bentsen and his postacquittal Dallas reception, signaling broader political maneuvering.

Washington The Democratic Forum Forum Edward M. Kennedy Leonard Woodcock Democratic Party John B. Connally Texas Senate Lloyd Bentsen Connally Bentsen Dallas Watergate Lloyd John State House of Representatives U.S. Senate

L-dopa relief for advanced prostate cancer pain

Dr. Daniel W. Nixon reports four patients with advanced prostatic cancer experienced significant pain relief from L-dopa after failing estrogens and narcotics. Two had marked relief eliminating need for pain meds. L-dopa also eased pain from a kidney tumor and lymphoma, per a New England Journal of Medicine report.

Daniel W. Nixon Medical College of Georgia New England Journal of Medicine

Hoosier origin debate shows many competing theories

A columnist reviews the varied origins proposed for the term Hoosier, noting doctors of language and readers offer multiple, conflicting attributions. The piece surveys references from Wentworth Flexner, Mario Pei, Morris, Wright, and Dunn, concluding no single etymology is confirmed, but affirming Indiana pride in the demonym.

Indiana Wentworth & Flexner Mario Pei Greenhorn William and Mary Morris Joseph Wright Hoosa Jacob P. Dunn

Air strikes at swap meets drew parallels to Normandy invasion

A columnist recalls a statewide operation at the Simi Valley swap meet where 200 officers conducted a dawn raid to locate stolen goods. The raid involved advance scouts, radio vans, coded teams, and unmarked cars in a busyness akin to a military campaign, with Sears Penny’s and U Haul aiding in identifying stolen merchandise.

Simi Valley Oxnard Air Force Base Normandy Organized ‘Crime and Criminal Intelligence Branch California Department of Justice Eisenhower Mack I Com I Adam Ida Paul Edward Victor King Ocean Lincoln Zebra Ventura County Sheriff's Department Sarah Sears Penny's

Golden era for college graduates recalls hopeful past

The speaker reflects on a bygone time when college graduates faced a clear future with job opportunities and advancement. He notes a distinct edge for degree holders and laments current nationwide turmoil affecting today’s young graduates.

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