Scandal figure Bobby Baker plans comeback in Washington
Former Senate aide Bobby Baker, once a power broker in Washington, says a forthcoming book will name names and portray Lyndon Johnson negatively while detailing his 1970s conviction and a post prison comeback plan. He claims to have influencedSEC decisions and Civil Rights era policy as he promotes real estate holdings and a new public image.
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Migrant Rights Suit Targets Transport Conditions
A federal class action claims thousands of migrant workers are moved in dangerous, unfit conditions. The Illinois Migrant Legal Assistance Project says agencies and Stokely Van Camp violate employment and safety laws in long hauls from Texas and Mexico to fields nationwide.
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Endorphins Offer New Clues On Pain Mood Links
Scientists led by Dr. Solomon Snyder at Johns Hopkins map brain pathways where endorphins act. They point to the limbic system as a potential link to emotion and euphoria while noting endorphins may relieve pain and, in tests, trigger seizures in rats. A preliminary study hints possible help for schizophrenia.
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Calif
Solomon Snyder
Snyder
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Baltimore
Society For Neuroscience
BYU Maintains Five Permanent Study Centers Abroad
Brigham Young University keeps five permanent centers overseas in Madrid Jerusalem London Paris and Salzburg. The university also operates three summer residences in Hawaii Mexico and Florence Italy for study programs.
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Salzburg
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TVA chief says U S may buy breeders from France
In Knoxville Aubrey Wagner, chairman of the TVA board, says Carter's veto of the Clinch River Breeder Reactor bill could push the United States to import plutonium breeder technology from France. He warns France is at least a decade ahead and the veto may delay U S nuclear progress. He criticizes consumer groups and notes the project halted by a court ruling over snail darter habitat.
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United States
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Tennessee Valley Authority Board
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Knoxville Chamber of Commerce
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Tenn
TVA
Death Row prisoner Daniel Webster dies by own action
Raleigh North Carolina AP Daniel Webster death row inmate who pleaded guilty to the ax murder of his wife Gladys died in his cell Sunday night reportedly from self inflicted slashes with a razor blade. Webster 51 had announced he wished to die for the murder.
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Sam Garrison
Central Prison
Raleigh
Webster
Garrison
Gladys
Ethel Beauchamp
Davie County
Daniel
Gilbert Davis
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