Diplomat Bruce Dies at 79 After Heart Attack
David K. E. Bruce, a renowned U.S. diplomat who served as ambassador to Britain, France, West Germany, and chief liaison to China, died at 79 after a heart attack. He died at Georgetown University Medical Center with funeral services planned in Washington's St. John's Church. He advised six presidents from Truman to Ford and retired last year after leading as NATO ambassador.
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FDA to Appeal End to Laetrile Curbs
The FDA says it will almost certainly appeal a federal ruling ending the ban on interstate movement of Laetrile a substance derived from amygdalin used by cancer patients The decision shields the drug from interstate commerce restrictions while critics maintain no proven benefit and warn of cyanide poisoning risks The case cites exemptions for long used drugs and notes 13 states have legalized Laetrile locally while others push further study and court requirements
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Van Door Holes Reported at Butler County Residence
Carolyn Arnold reported to Butler County deputies that holes were shot through a van door and a car window parked at her residence on Trenton-Franklin Road. The incident occurred overnight, deputies said.
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