Laetrile Patient Seeks Court Allowance for Drug Use
Glenn L. Rutherford a 59 year old Kansas salesman argues the 10th Circuit will permit continued laetrile use for his intestinal cancer He said the FDA cannot deny a treatment he believes saved his life Rutherford backed by attorney Burton J Johnson asserts safety and economic reasons affect drug availability The panel heard arguments and took the case under advisement with a decision not yet announced He expects possible Supreme Court involvement and noted the judges present were Holloway McWilliams Doyle
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
N.M
UPI
Glenn L. Rutherford
Conway Springs
Kan
10Th Circuit Court of Appeals
FDA
Bohanon
DFA
Johnson
Rutherford
U.S. Supreme Court
William J. Holloway, Jr
Oklahoma City
Robert H. McWilliams
William E. Doyle
Denver
Baltimore Mother Charged With Infant Homicide
The mother of four, Audrey Wilson, was charged with homicide after police found her two month old son Adrian Graves dead in a 450 degree oven. Police said she may be suffering from post partum neurosis and officers noted burns on her shoulders head and arms. She was committed to City Hospital for psychiatric care after treatment at South Baltimore General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
UPI
Audrey Wilson
Adrian Graves
Wilson
City Hospital
South Baltimore General Hospital
Las Vegas Sun details and staff listing
The Las Vegas Sun provides its masthead, publisher and editor names, office address, key staff roles, and advertising and circulation information. It lists executives, editors, sales, and departments, plus association memberships and subscription rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas Sun, Inc
S. Highland Ave
Las Vegas
Nevada
H. M. Greenspun
Ray Germain
David Greenspun
Ruthe Deskin
Barbara Greenspun
Rauthe Deskin
Burt Bay
Ra aOe
Les Ritchie
Bryn Armstrong
Bill Guthrie
Versiellen
Douglas Ritchie
Ward Griffith Co
Chicago
Detroit
New York
San Francisco
Los Angeles
United Press International
Nevada State Press Association
American Newspaper Publisher's Association
California Newspaper Publisher's Association
The
Audit Bureau of Circulation
University student paid FBI informer burglarizes SWP HQ
FBI files reveal a university student paid to spy on the Socialist Workers Party broke into SWP headquarters in early July and stole documents but was ordered to return them by his contact. The files show long running surveillance dating back to 1973 and detail copies from the Militant Book Store in Denver.
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Denver
UPI
FBI
Socialist Workers Party
SWP
Timothy Redfearn
New York
Redfearn
Sid Stapleton
Stapleton
Ted Rosack
Washington
John V. Almon
Amin Decrees Britons Kneel to Meet Him in Uganda
Idi Amin in a radio broadcast warned Britons in Uganda to kneel before him for future audiences and urged missionaries and teachers to pull up their socks. He accused Britain of trying to kill him, cited past assassination attempts, and banned flying the Union Jack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nairobi
API
Idi Amin
Uganda
London
Amin
Britain
Elizabeth II
Dennis Hill
Lecturer Hills
Seveso Poison Cloud Triggers Mass Evacuations In Italy
A toxic cloud from the ICMESA plant released 1 000 pounds of a weed killer byproducts and 4 4 pounds of a deadly dioxin TCDD over Seveso and nearby towns. Nearly 1 000 residents fled as animals died and children fell ill. authorities ordered evacuations and a meat and dairy ban. Militarized zones, road blocks, and veterinary examinations followed as the crisis grew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
UPI
Silvana Marcassa
Silvana
Seveso
Icmesa
Milan
Signora Marcassa
United States
Vietnam
Trial Shield Sought in Don Bolles Murder Case
Lawyers for John Adamson seek to keep names and addresses of potential defense witnesses secret arguing disclosure fuels sensationalism and could endanger witnesses. Prosecutor counters that the court lacks authority to impose such limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
UPS
John Adamson
Don Bolles
Adamson
Arizona State
William Schafer
Kinky Kinkajou Finds New Home At Erie Zoo
Samba the kinkajou, a temperamental honey bear, is moved from Miami to the Erie Zoo. Owner John V. Hall Jr. cites incompatibility with birds and family dynamics after a six year stay in a parrot cage. The kinkajou arrived in Miami six years ago amid a seizure of animals and marijuana.
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Miami
UPI
Samba
Kinkajou
Erie
Zoo
John V. Hall Jr
National Airlines
California
Barbara
Hall
Humane Society
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U.S
Luther Bohanon
Burton J. Johnson
Metro
Las Vegas Convention Center
Sufoto
Don Abern
Continental
Almon
Ee Werdna Gregerson
Petar Pusher
East
Sahara Avenue
Om Tre Oe Ltd
Spanish Oaks
Monthru
Sahara Ave
Dmvision
Medical Growth Systems, Inc
Foray Doctors of Nevada, Ltd
Anderson American International Rent-A-Car Corp
Glen C. Anderson
Home Equity Loans
Charleston
Ely
Elko
Winnemucca
Fallon
Reno
Sahara
Wilton and Landmark
Con
Casino Center
Paradise Express
Leo Maddox
Henderson
First Baptist Church
Boulder City
Arden MC Cluskey
Palm Chapel
Salt Lake City
Utah
Beulah Benner
John Bollman
Bonnie Oliver
Palm Memorial Park
Earl L. Christ
Evelyn Dipaolo
Denver, Colo
Helen Worden
John McAfool
Freda Parvin
Gordon Ray Henry
Williams
Richard A. O'Connell
North
Main Street
Boulder Hwy
Eastern Ave
Peru
Palm
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