Dead Sea Lions Harbor Record DDT Levels
In San Francisco an AP report notes California beach washed sea lions hold the highest DDT concentrations ever recorded in marine life. Scientists caution the deaths may arise from factors other than DDT and continue tests as waves continue washing up more carcasses.
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San Francisco
California
John Phillips
Hopkins Marine Station
Pacific Grove
Richard Hubbard
Marine Mammal Study Center
Fremont
Phillips
Santa Monica Bay
Hubbard
Pacific
Salinas
Nixon Rochester Speech Aims at MacGregor Bid
President Nixon arrived in Rochester Minnesota to campaign for Clark MacGregor as he seeks a Republican Senate seat. He spoke at Mayoru Humphrey Auditorium after landing at Municipal Airport at 12 25 p m amid preelection push to present more friendly faces in the Senate.
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Rochester, Minn
Nixon
Rochester
U.S. Senate
Senate
MacGrew
DFL
Hubert
MacGregor
Mayo Civic Auditorium
Humphrey
Grand Forks
N.C
Minnesota
Minister and ex Navy corpsman saves boy from drowning
In La Crescent Minnesota a 12-year-old boy was found unconscious in a rainwater crack at his home. Rev John L Phillipe a former Navy medical corpsman applied mouth to mouth resuscitation until the boy revived. He is listed in good condition at St Francis Hospital.
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LA Crescent
Minn
St. Francis Hospital
Navy
Daniel Moore
Thomas Moore
1St St
John L. Phillipe
la Crescent United Methodist Church
Phillipe
Daniel
Doctors Still Not Talking About Kidney Transplant
Marilyn Wilson, a 12 year old Richland Center girl, became Lutheran Hospitals first kidney transplant patient on Tuesday and was reported doing well Thursday morning. A hospital spokesman cited a single word status of satisfactory and declined further details. The operation involved a kidney from her sister Linda. Family sources said both sisters were doing fine and that the new kidney was functioning. Funds are being raised to cover medical expenses.
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Marilyn Wilson
Richland Center
Lutheran Hospital
Marilyn
Linda
Richard F. Wilson
S. Sheldon ,Sr
Farmers & Eros Bank
Poison seals lure recalls mercury poisoned pills in nine states
FDA recalls 25 000 seal liver pills from Randal Nutritional Products after inspectors found mercury levels 60 times safe limits. The pills from seal livers killed on Pribilof Islands in 1964 were sold as a blood builder and laxative across California Washington Oregon Florida Illinois Oklahoma Colorado Michigan New York.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration Today
FDA
Randal Nutritional Products
Santa Rosa
Calif
California
Oregon
Florida
Illinois
Oklahoma
Colorado
Michigan
New York
Pribilof Islands
Alaska
Randal
Downing B. Randal
George Y. Harry
Marine Mammal Biology Laboratory
Seattle
Pacific Coast
Harry
Bomb Destroys Police Car In Whitefish Bay
A bomb exploded outside the Whitefish Bay police station destroying a squad car and a repairman’s car at 11 58 p m. No injuries reported. A trench coat figure was seen fleeing as flames engulfed the vehicles. FBI and Treasury agents assisted police in the investigation.
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Milwaukee
Whitefish Bay
Henry Mixter
Melvin Janz
John Doyne Jr
Milwaukee County
John Doyne
Doyne
FBI
Treasury Department
Alcohol and Firearms Division
Airline Accused Of Labor Violations In NW Airlines Case
In Minneapolis U S District Judge Earl Larson upheld BRAC that Northwest Airlines violated the Railway Labor Act by attempting to induce striking clerks to leave the union and by trying to annul the union shop. The suit followed Northwest offering to hire union members during a strike that began July 8. The judge rejected claims of pay above the old union agreement for nonstriking employees.
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Minneapolis
Northwest Airlines
U.S
Earl Larson
Larson
Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks
BRAC
Northwest
Food Company Recalls 859 000 Candy Bars
The FDA announces a recall of 859 000 Hollywood Brand candy bars from Consolidated Foods with plants in Ashley and Centralia Illinois. Rodent hairs found by federal inspectors contamined some products, with about 137 000 units of Big Time Butternut and Pay Day still on the market as of last week.
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Washington
The
Food and Drug Administration
Hollywood Brand
Consolidated Foods
Ashley
Centralia
Ill
FDA
Appeals Court Overrules Judge in Groppi Contempt Case
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a district ruling that the Wisconsin Legislature could sentence Rev. James E. Groppi for contempt. The Milwaukee priest led a protest at the Wisconsin Assembly on September 29, 1969, and jailed for six months, serving 10 days before release. The court weighed procedural rights against public welfare, ruling in favor of the citizenry and outlining stages for further appeals. Groppi has 14 days to seek rehearing.
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Chicago
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S
Wisconsin
James E. Groppi
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Assembly
Father Groppi
University of Wisconsin
Groppi
Assembly
Dane County
U.S. District Court
Tunity
Court of Appeals
John F. Hastings
Walter J. Cummings
Wilbur Pell Jr
District Court
U.S. Court of Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court
Danes County
Army Clears Officer Of Killing His Family
Green Beret Capt. Jeffrey MacDonald, freed by the Army of murder charges in the deaths of his wife and two children, says the experience changed him and altered his outlook. The case centered on a 1970 fatal home attack, long debated in military and public circles, with MacDonald maintaining his innocence amid years of scrutiny. The Army statement attributed the exoneration to findings by investigators and legal review, though questions about the proceedings linger among relatives and observers.
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FT. Bragg
N.C
Green Beret
Jeffrey MacDonald
Colette
Kimberly
Kristen
MacDonald
Wealthy Palatine horseman slain by basement shot
George W. Jayne a 47 year old Palatine horseman was shot through a basement window while playing cards with family in his Inverness estate. He survived a 1965 bombing targeting his car that killed Cherie Rude. The case ties to a long running family feud with brother Silas Jayne a former ally and rival horse trainer. Police planned to question Silas and Jayne relatives as part of the investigation.
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Palatine, Ill
George W. Jayne
Jayne
Inverness
Palatine
Silas
Robert R. Centner
Centner
Marian
Linda Wright
George
Silas Jayne
George Jayne
Cherie Rude
Miss Rude
Kane County
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Richard Nixon
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Tot
Robert A. Forsythe
GOP
Julie Gabor
South St. Paul
Dewey Day
Harold le Vander
Patricia Nixon
Tricia
Cam
By G. C. Thelen Jr
Jesse Fenton
Lacy Herring Jr
Fenton
Madison
Army
Yale
Columbia
Patchogue
N.Y
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