Laetrile cancer cure labeled medical quackery
Los Angeles cancer expert denounces Laetrile as quackery and urges against legalizing it in the United States. Helene Brown of the Community Cancer Control program notes no evidence of safety or effectiveness, cites Mayo Clinic and Sloan Kettering findings, and warns the six figure annual profits in Tijuana clinics mislead patients. She contrasts proven advances in breast, prostate, thyroid, kidney cancers, and Hodgkin's disease with Laetrile’s unfounded claims and vitamin mislabeling.
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Copley
United States
Helene Brown
Los Angeles
Sloan- Kettering Foundation
New York
Mayo Clinic
Minnesota
Tijuana
Mexico
California
Two Oklahoma City Girls Arrested in Theft Probe
Lawton police arrested two runaways, a 13 year old and a 14 year old, for auto theft and possession of stolen property after a traffic stop on Second Street. Four men were booked for contributing to the delinquency of a minor. The girls allegedly stole a vehicle in Oklahoma City and drove to Lawton, where they were held at Marie Detty Youth Services Center. Juvenile Detective Larry Salmon planned to contact Oklahoma City police for further action.
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Oklahoma City
Lawton
Randy Riley
Ron Smith
Bell Avenue
Marie Detty
City
Riley
Second Street
Bell and
Columbia
Jvenile
Larry Salmon
Road Projects Bid Action on SH 49 Near Medicine Park
Oklahoma Highway Commission opens bids July 23 at 2 p.m. for two SH 49 projects between the H E Bailey Turnpike and SH 58. Contracts awarded Aug 2. One job involves reinforced concrete bridges on SH 49 about 2.5 miles west of the Bailey Turnpike, once dubbed a death trap. The other entails about 3.5 miles of grade, drain and resurfacing between the turnpike and SH 58 near Medicine Park. No cost estimates provided.
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H. E. Bailey Turnpike
SH 58
Oklahoma Highway Commission
Commission
Oklahoma City
Highway Commission
Comanche County
Bailey Turnpike
David Hall
Medicine Park
Limits To Freedom program continues at Lawton Library
The Lawton Public Library hosts the second session of Limits To Freedom exploring Oklahoma values on minors and minorities and civil rights for youths. A panel of experts from Oklahoma universities and schools discusses access to information and community standards with a guiding discussion by Cameron University’s Kathryn Ewbank. The free program includes a children’s story time and continues July 23 and 30 with topics on politics and religion. For information call 248-6287. Teen crime note included.
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Lawton, Public
Oklahoma Humanities
Russell Bates
Kay Teall
Oklahoma City
Gwen Davis
University of Oklahoma
Tom Smith
Richard Eggerman
Oklahoma State University
Phil Hornung
Kerry Divers
Lawton
Kathryn Ewbank
Cameron University
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