Human experiments test ethics and consent in medical research
An Associated Press examination traces historic and modern human experimentation from placebo pills and deliberate infections to prison and minority studies. It cites ethics expert Henry Beecher and reflects on informed consent, risk benefits, and oversight by NIH HEW and other bodies.
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Jean Heller
Associated Press
San Antonio
Tex
Alabama
Henry K. Beecher
Harvard University
Beecher
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
National Institutes of Health
Food and Drug Administration
Defense Department
Armed Forces
NIH
Maryland
California
Chalkley
Area Family Scattered Again By Second Fire
The Kuruzovich home near Sparta Wisconsin sustained major damage from a chimney fire spreading under a tin roof while sub freezings kept responders at bay. The blaze forced Shanna and Angela Driscoll to relocate with their aunt's family after losing clothing in prior incidents.
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Sparta
Wis
David Kuruzovich
Ervin Edwards
Bombings Hit Cuban Firm Offices in New York and Miami
Three blasts within 15 minutes damaged a Cuban Forwarding Co office in Miami and two offices in New York, Calypso Travel Agency in Queens and Va Cuba Forwarding Co in Washington Heights. Police report threats to the Calypso Travel Agency owner Ananda Falcon.
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Associated Press
Tavel
New York
Miami
Ya Cuba Forwarding Co
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Va Cuba
Cuba
Spain
Canada
Va Cuba Forwarding Co
Washington Heights
Manhattan
Calypso Travel
Queens
Ananda Falcon
Old Farmer's Almanac: America's Longest Running Periodical
The Old Farmer's Almanac, established in 1792, stands as the United States' oldest continually published periodical. It has chronicled weather, seasons, and rural life for generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Farmer’s Almanac
United States
Quik Fix Repair Kit Promises Quick Home Plate Fixes
An advertisement touts the Quik Fix Repair Kit as a fast home solution that fills cracks mends broken plates and replaces teeth like new no tools required and offers a money back guarantee if it fails to work.
Births at St Marys Hospital Sparta Wis
Birth notices from St Marys Hospital Sparta Wis list six newborns from late November to December. A Brooks couple of Norwalk R2 welcome a son born November 29 with Nancy Wells as the informant. A Steyer couple Spar ta R3 greet a daughter born December 1 via Sherry L Driscoll. Linnehan family Spar ta R3 receive a daughter December 5 with Mary Chapiewsky. Karlstad family La Crosse address 809 S 19th St greet a son December 7 with Linda Peete. La Due family Spar ta R4 welcome a son December 12 with Rita Hildreth.
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Sparta
Wis
St. Mary’s Hospital
Randy J. Brooks
Norwalk
Nancy Wells
James B. Steyer
Sherry L. Driscoll
Daniel L. Linnehan
Mary Chapiewsky
Wisconsin and Minnesota Revenue Sharing Totals For 1972
Checks totaling 65 736 354 were mailed to Wisconsin units for the first half of 1972 with 52 396 238 sent to Minnesota. Wisconsin state government received 21 987 547 and Minnesota state government 17 560 612. County and municipal allocations follow with listed county figures for Wisconsin and three Minnesota counties plus the City of Winona.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Buffalo
Crawford
Eau Claire
Grant
Jackson
Juneau
la Crosse
Monroe
Richland
Trempealeau
Vernon
Houston County
Olmstead
Winona County
Winona
Woman Killed at Crossing in Prairie Du Chien
Marilyn K. Marting, 27, of Prairie du Chien was killed Sunday at 3 20 p m when her northbound car was struck broadside by a Burlington Northern freight train at the Illinois Street Iowa Street crossing. The train pushed the car 141 feet. Marting, a housekeeper, was alone. Funeral arrangements are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie DU Chien
Wis
Marilyn K. Marting
Prairie
Marting
Seven Minnesotans Die In Weekend Traffic Crashes
Weekend traffic toll in Minnesota rises with seven deaths across the state. Kenneth A Just, 20, of Boyd, died when his car left a road near Clarfield and rolled into a ditch, with the wreck found late Sunday. APlainview area head on crash killed Dorothy Hiesheim, 26, and Roger Miller, in his 20s, as Virginia Kronebusch escaped injury. A Minneapolis man, 47, died when his car left Cedar Avenue near Edgewater Boulevard. Hennepin County identified Richard T Hanley of Forest Lake. In Richmond, three died in a two car crash on Minn 23: James Sattler, 53, St Cloud. David Berg, 25, Brooten. and Harriet Berg, 25, of Brooten.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Boyd
Clarfield
Yellow Medicine County
Paul Moe
Kenneth A. Just
Moe
Just
Plainview
Dorothy Hilleshiem
Kellogg
Roger Miller
Wisconsin Snow Watch and Snowfall Forecast Tuesday
Wisconsin reports heavy snow watch in the south for Tuesday as Monday night stays cloudy and warmer. Snow likely south with over four inches. northern areas have a chance of snow. northwest areas may see snow Tuesday. Minnesota notes cold but warming conditions with a chance of snow central and south Monday and Tuesday. snow likely Tuesday.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Open House Set At New UWL Storage Building
University of Wisconsin La Crosse officials announce a public open house for a new maintenance and storage building. Tours and demonstrations are planned from 3 to 6 p.m. Wednesday with refreshments. The facility, occupied in late October, replaces older structures including the bus shed next to Memorial Stadium. the shed will be torn down.
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University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
Edward Fluekiger
UWL
Interstate Fairgrounds
Memorial Stadium
Fluekiger
Shultz Outlines 1973 Wage Freeze and White House Cuts
Shultz said wage continuance would extend through 1973 and a ban on new hiring and promotions would accompany substantial White House staff cuts. He cited cooperation from government officials Congress and the judiciary.
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Congress
Judiciary
Shultz
White House
Accident injures local man in La Crosse Street crash
Michael Krase, 21, of 1713 Market Street, was treated at St. Francis Hospital for forehead cuts after a two car crash in the 100 block of La Crosse Street. Police say Stephan Crogan, 18, of 14254 Market Street, backed into a driveway and into Krase's path.
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Michael Krase
Market St
St. Francis Hospital
la Crosse Street
Stephan Crogan
Krase
Boy Killed In Crash Identified In Wisconsin
Sparta Wis The Wisconsin Child Center youth Eugene Bemis Jr 12 who stole a car and died in a Juneau County crash is identified. He was the son of Mrs Donna Bemis Milwaukee and Eugene Bemis Sr Oregon Ill The incident followed a chase after he backed into a pole in Mauston and the stolen car overturned near the Juneau County line.
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Sparta
Wis
Wisconsin Child Center
Juneau County
Eugene Bemis Jr
Donna Bemis
Milwaukee
Eugene Bemis Sr
Oregon
Ill
E. Lloyd (Muggs) Evans
Robert Libke
Franklin Street
Evans
Mauston
Interstate 90
Saul-Juneau County
Bemis
Baraboo
Eugene
Angelo School
Arthur L. Gerg
Child Center
Deaths Abound in Area as Three Women Die
Obituaries report the deaths of Mrs. Anna M. Dahm 75 of Sparta and Mrs. Alec Berg 55 of Onalaska from illness and old age. Clara Knudtson 84 formerly La Crosse dies in Iowa after years away. Separate shoplifting arrests involve three teens at Belscot Discount Store.
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Anna M. Dahm
Sparta
la Crosse
Blair
Louis Anderson
George Dahm
Englewood
Fla
Roy L. Wingers
American Legion
Thomas Rooney
VFW
la Crosse Eagles Aerie
Eugene
East Moline
Ill
Louis
Hopkins
Mich
Marie Arenschield
Barstow
Beverly Becker
Ralph
Dorothy) Olson
Edwin Anderson
Joseph
Lacey) Gawlik
Arcadia
North Side
Blaschke
St. James Catholic Church
Robert Hansen
Catholic Cemetery
Clara Knudtson
Harlan
Iowa
Vernon County
Arnold
August Krueger
Edmund Krueger
Immanuel Lutheran Church
John Parcher
Oak Grove Cemetery
Sletten-McKee- Hanson
Belscot Discount Department Store
Causeway Blvd
French Island
Tape Deck Theft Reported in Onalaska Car
Steven Larson reports a thief stole a $35 tape deck from his car parked at McDonald's Drive In on West George Street and Rose Street in Onalaska, with the incident reported to La Crosse police late Sunday.
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Steven Larson
Onalaska
la Crosse
McDonald’s Drive
West George
Rose Sts
Roosevelt PTA Meets for Open House and Meeting
Roosevelt Parent-Teacher Association will hold an open house from 7 30 to 8 p m Tuesday allowing parents to visit their children s rooms. A business meeting follows at 8 p m in the school gym with Christmas songs by the sixth grade choir.
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Roosevelt School
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Fred Ristow
Kenneth Teachout
John Vik
Richard Westerfield
the Tribune
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Bemis Boy
Doreen Aman
Waukesha
Donna Boss
Delavan
James Smestad
Whitefish Bay
Manitowoc
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Alec
Constance) Berg
Constance Evam
Robert
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Diane) Wheadon
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Fossum Funeral Home
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