Little Says Public Pressure Pushed Escape Plan
Raleigh AP report says Joan Little, freed on the weekend, faced intense publicity and pressure from prison officials and ultra left groups. Durham attorney Jerry Paul, who once defended Little, noted she feared continued scrutiny after acquittal and noted parole prospects were dim due to work-release infractions.
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N.C
Joan, Little
Durham
Jerry Paul
Lite
North Carolina Correction Center For Women
Little
W.L. Kautzky
Kautzky
Paul
Bakke Case Sparks Court Debate on Minority Admissions
(AP) Joseph Califano said the Supreme Court will likely uphold special admissions programs at medical schools. He backed schools seeking minority candidates and warned Bakke may lose. He also addressed teenage maternity trends, noting urgent steps expected next year to curb births among teens and repeat births.
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Joseph Califano
Secretas of Health, Education , Welfare
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U.S. Supreme Court
Allan Bakke
UC Davis Medical School
Jess
Califano
Bakke
Abrc-Tv
Carter
Defector seeks asylum after fleeing Soviet Union in Freeport
Valery Filatov, 36, defected from the Soviet Union and moved toward Houston seeking asylum. He left 96 years of Soviet citizenship in Freeport and told a Houston officer I want to ask for asylum. He plans to live freely in America and work without government surveillance.
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Houston
U.S
Valery Filatov
Sam
Khimik Zelinsky
FBI
Filatov
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
United States
Freeport
America
Soviet Union
Cancer researchers unveil tumor sanctuary defense in melanoma
New York AP reports cancer researchers present evidence that melanoma cells harbor a immune escape sanctuary allowing tumors to dodge body defenses. Dr. Edmund Klein and colleagues describe delayed hypersensitivity tests showing melanoma cells provoke responses in melanoma patients but not in others, hinting at a unique tumor defense mechanism.
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New York
Edmund Klein
Roswell Park Memorial Institute
Buffalo
Klein
Pontifical Academy of Sciences
Vatican
Man Loses Laetrile Fight as Cancer Ends Life
Howard Walker, 43, of Rossville Kansas, died Saturday after a battle to obtain Laetrile treatment for a chest tumor. He filed suit in U.S. District Court, won a court-ordered access, and began therapy in mid-September with hospital approval amid controversy. Survived by wife, two daughters and three sons.
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Kan
Howard Walker
Sidney Cohen
Walker
Rossville
U.S
Cohen
Talker Is
HEALTH OR SICKNESS IS A CHOICE CHIROPRACTIC Q&A
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