Fourth body unearthed in nationwide murder spree
Canterbury Connecticut remains tense as police confirm a 2 year old woman found buried near a lovers lane is linked to Robert F Carr III. The Norwich resident, recently paroled for a sexual charge, led authorities to four graves across Florida Louisiana Mississippi and now Connecticut. Autopsy planned as investigators seek further possible victims.
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Seattle Indians seek funds for a medicine man pilot
The Seattle Indian Health Board asks King County Council to approve 55000 for a year long pilot program to provide mental health services to about 25000 Indians in the county. The shaman would work 40 hours monthly at 5800 cost alongside a part time psychiatrist and social worker.
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Coffee chemical linked to cancer findings raise safety concerns
The National Cancer Institute says trichloroethylene TCE used in decaffeination until 1975 caused liver cancer in mice. FDA notes no current U S decaffeinated coffee uses TCE and substitutes are under safety review. General Foods stopped Brim and Sanka use in 1975. Nestle brands reportedly did not use TCE.
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Survey finds 28 percent of purchases have issues
A 1975 study by Ralph Nader's Center for Study of Responsive Law reports Americans find problems in 28.2 percent of goods or services, but only 32.6 percent of those voiced complaints lead to satisfaction, with services rated worse than products.
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