Revived patients report life after death say researchers
Dr Elizabeth Kubler Ross told Christian psychiatrists that people revived from near death describe an afterlife with guides and relatives. She cited a 12 year old girl met by an older brother and a 2 year old boy who met Jesus and Mary. Critics call the experiences dreams or dying mind denial.
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Calif
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Ross
Jesus
Mary
Western Association of Christians For Psychological Studies
Christian Association For Psychological Studies
Chicago
Zurich
University of Zurich Medical School
American Bhiatric Association
Society For Psychophysiological Research
C. Markham Berry
Emory University School of Medicine
Atlanta
Radon in Wells May Signal Incoming Quakes
Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory researchers report that harmless radon levels in well water could predict earthquakes. They note China and Russia have used similar observations to forecast tremors hours before they occur and plan to test the method with UC and the National Center for Earthquake Research.
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UPI
Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory
China
Russia
California
National Center For Earthquake Research
Menlo Park
Alan R.smith
Berkeley
San Andreas
San Juan Batista
Smith
Pampanito display blocked at Fisherman’s Wharf over war record
Port Commissioner Harry Bridges blocked plans to display the U S submarine Pampanito at the wharf citing its role in attacking Japanese ships and POWs. Navy records show the 1944 battle sank seven enemy vessels and 127 of about 2,100 POWs survived.
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UPI
U.S
Fisherman’s Wharf
Harry Bridges
Bridges
Pampanito
South China Sea
Harris bid on jury in Hearst SLA case
William Harris and wife Emily Harris, on trial with Patricia Hearst, tried again to accept a jury during jury selection as prosecutor Sam Mayer reportedly used peremptory challenges. Several prospective jurors were dismissed including a 24 year old reading teacher and a black woman.
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Los Angeles
UPI
William
Emily Harris
Patricia Hearst
Harris
Sam Mayersony
Police Department
Harrises
Mail order sells legal organic highs to youth
A new fad of legal highs using herbs and roots drives mail order sales. Jewell Day, 43, reports four thousand orders monthly for Electric Earth Herbs offering kava root gotu kola and legal grass. DEA official says authorities target hard drugs, not these organic products. Prices run about 2.50 per ounce with items like opium lettuce and organic speed among offerings.
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Electric Earth Herbs
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