Atomic Energy Rules Govern Work at Med Center
Audrain Medical Center uses nuclear medicine to diagnose via radioactive isotopes. Charles Lovell, the center's only Atomic Energy Commission controlled staff member, operates the magna scanner for brain, liver, bone, spleen, lungs and thyroid scans. Patients are referred by physicians, with minimal radiation exposure, and must remain motionless during scans.
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Kay Speckhart
Charles Lovell
Audrain Medical Center
Atomic Energy Commission
Lovell
Nuclear Medicine
White House Denies Involvement in Watergate Cover-Up
AP reports the Florida White House on Nixon’s behalf denies presidential involvement in Watergate or a cover-up. Warren cited comments on Newsweek and Time accounts, while Haig and Ziegler met with Nixon. Richardson vows to appoint a special independent prosecutor once confirmed as attorney general and seeks Senate confidence in the nominee.
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Key Biscayne
Fla
Florida White House
Nixon
White House
Gerald L. Warren
Newsweek
John W. Dean III
Warren
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Ronald L. ‘Ziegler
Haig
H.R. Haldeman
Washington (Ap
Elliot L. Richardson
Senate
Richardson
John W. Dean
Time
Dean
Defense
Supreme Court
Pentagon
Judiciary Committee
Wounded Knee Disarmament Nears End of Occupation
Government and AIM negotiators report first phase of disarmament completed as villagers surrender weapons and residents leave. Perimeter activity rises with arrests while both sides warn of future takeovers and government reactions. Plan calls for weapon surrender and nonresident evacuation by Wednesday, followed by rights probes and tribal funds audit on Pine Ridge.
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Wounded Knee
5.D
Eral
Pine Ridge
American Indian Movement
AIM
Richard Hellstein
U.S
Weekend Rains Halt Early Spring Planting Efforts
Heavy weekend rains totaling 1.82 inches, plus additional local measures up to two inches, ended the first brief spring planting period. Mexico’s official reading was 1.32 inches by Weatherman Smoky Woods, with other gauges showing 1.45. May rainfall to date is 2.05 inches and yearly total stands at 22.37 inches, over two thirds of normal. Gardeners are behind, though some sowed tomato plants and lettuce.
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Mexico
Smoky Woods
Stolen Herbicide Recovered in Montgomery County
Sheriff Arthur Riley reports herbicide Bladex 80 valued about 2400 stolen from Martinsburg MFA exchange during March and April burglaries. A portion was recovered yesterday from a Montgomery County farm. six cartons mostly empty and seven full bags found. No arrests yet, charges expected after further investigation.
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Martinsburg Mfa
Arthur
Bud) Riley
Montgomery County
Missouri Lawmakers Confront Backlog of Bills in 1973 Session
Jefferson City AP Missouri legislators return for six weeks to tackle a backlog of more than 1,300 bills and resolutions since the January 3 start. Governors signed a $16.8 million supplemental appropriation and $1 million for National Guard flood work. Debates on zero based budgeting, tax relief for elderly, and a right to work measure continue as committees set floor actions and votes on budget hearings reforms and death penalty reinstatement.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Capitol
National Guard
House
Senate
Ways and Means
Micah Eugene Lauer Born At Audrain Medical Center
Mr and Mrs Stan E Lauer of 6 Elmwood Trailer Ct greet the birth of a son Micah Eugene weighing seven pounds two ounces at 1 03 p m Sunday at Audrain Medical Center. Maternal grandparents are Mrs Eugene Levingston of Mexico Route 1. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Cletus Pohlman of Hermann. Mr Lauer works at Reeves White Front Barber Shop.
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Stan E. Lauer
Elmwood Trailer Ct
Micah Eugene
Audrain Medical Center
Lauer
Sallee Levingston
Eugene Levingston
Mexico
Route 1
Reeves White Front
Cletus Pohlman
Hermann
Long's Suspicions Of Poisoning Highlighted In Probe
Hannibal Missouri AP report recalls Edward V Long’s past suspicions of poisoning as investigators probe his Nov 6 1972 death at Brookhill Farm. Attorney Marion Wasinger cites worries about his daughter, candy gifts, and a Las Vegas drink as potential poison leads while autopsy and tumor theories unfold.
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Hannibal, Mo
U.S
Edward V. Long
Marion F. Wasinger
Long
Brookhill
Here
Wasinger
Associated Press
Helen Dunlop
Frank Miller
Las Vegas
Nev
Miller
Florence Long
Miss Dunlop
Hannibal
Washinger
Thomas I. Osborne
Audrain
Pike County
Ann Miller
Senate
Thomas F. Eagleton
Missouri
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Med Center
C.M. Waggoner
Waggoner
AMC
G.P. Wilson
C. W. Blackwell
Richard Vance
Time Magazine
E. Howard Hunt
Constitutional Amendments Committee
House Judiciary Committee
Micah Eugene Lauer
George Gantner
St. Louis County
Jerome W. Seigfreid
Seigfreid
Missouri State Highway Patrol
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