Kennedy accuses Ford of pro-Turkish Cyprus policy
Senator Edward M. Kennedy charges the Ford administration with cynically aiding Turkish interests in Cyprus by using humanitarian aid to justify Turkish occupation. He cites a subcommittee report noting refugee relief as a means to delay a settlement and urges immediate Turkish troop withdrawal and increased U.N. refugee aid to about 10 million dollars.
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Boston marchers rally in Commons over busing plan
About 500 to 600 people from Roxbury marched to Boston Common and held a rally to protest the federal desegregation busing plan. Police provided heavy protection as a 70 car motorcade followed, and speakers urged President Ford to support peace and enforce the court order.
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Drugs lower testosterone in heroin methadone patients
A federally funded study of narcotics addicts in Boston and London links high dose methadone use with reduced testosterone levels in men. Low dose methadone patients showed normal levels, while detoxified heroin users showed higher testosterone. Research by Dr. Jack H. Memdelson and colleagues notes hormone levels impact sexual drive and behavior, with findings slated for the Journal of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics.
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Thalidomide Victims in Japan Reach 320 Million Pact
Fifty three families sign a compromise with the government and Dai Nippon Pharmaceutical Co after a nine year legal battle. The accord provides up to 193,334 for severe cases, 110,000 for serious cases, and 85,38 for milder cases, with 1.6 million to fund a welfare center for victims.
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Diet pill use urged with caution by medical expert
A Journal of the American Medical Association article urges not to rely on diet pills long term and to combine them with calorie restriction exercise and psychological support. Three new anorexiants join the market with risks including constipation dry mouth insomnia and potential impotence.
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