Doctor's Agent Orange research offers hope for Vietnam veterans
Dr Ronald Codario, Philadelphia internist, studied Agent Orange after a veteran suggested a link to his symptoms. He opened his practice to veterans, offering free examinations and care, and conducted independent research on dioxin exposure. After two years and nearly 600 patients, his work gained support from the Pennsylvania Medical Society as efforts expand.
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Ronald Codario
Philadelphia
Codario
Pennsylvania Medical Society
Be Frecenca Me An American Vietnam Hero Doctor Book
A profile honors Dr Ronald Codario as a champion for Vietnam veterans facing Agent Orange illness and post-delivery stress, noting his work with the Veterans Administration and New Jersey Agent Orange agency. His efforts earn the George Washington Honor Medal. supporters praise his humane treatment and dignity for veterans.
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Veterans Administration
New Jersey
Agent Orange Agency
Codario
Vietnam
Ronald Codario
Dr. Codario
Freedoms Foundation
Valley Forge
Poverty and blame in rising US poverty rates
The Copley News Service analysis argues poverty rose to 15 percent last year with 10 million more poor since 1978, highlighting racial gaps, gendered poverty, and policy impacts. It criticizes Reagan-era cuts to nutrition and unemployment support, calling for policies to end poverty rather than blame victims.
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America
Copley News Service
Resident objects to government buyout offer in Times Beach
Evelyn Zefall of Times Beach Missouri reacts to a federal buyout proposal for homes and businesses in the flood wrecked suburb. She notes the check in her hand and questions the terms as dioxin contamination and flood damage leave the area unsafe for return.
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Evelyn Zefall
Times Beach
St. Louis
Zomax back on market under new label by McNeil
The drug Zomax may return to shelves with a revised warning label despite FDA panel approval for further testing. McNeil and Johnson & Johnson face ongoing questions over links to adverse reactions and five possible deaths, while FDA officials and lawmakers debate risk versus benefit and the need for more data.
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Washington
McNeil Pharmaceutical
Johnson & Johnson
McNeil
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Arthur H. Hayes Jr
Ted Weiss
D-N.y
Hayes
Robert Temple
Temple
Weiss
Tony Capaccio
Lacette Lagnado
International Youth Year Commission
U.S. Information Agency
Edward Zorinsky
Dneb
Caribbean
Europe
Africa
Frederick County News Digest September 29 1833 to 1963
Recap of events across Frederick County. Brunswick man Raymond Myers pushed Robert Winstead in a wheelbarrow as a wasteful bet in 1833. 1963 sees receipts of 334.75 and expenditures of 346.26 by the Associations Opposed to the Prohibition repeal election. Frederick County Community Chest kickoff planned with 400 volunteers for October. Emmitsburg town council approves charter amendment to extend mayoral term to two years. State Roads Commission opens bids in Montgomery and Carroll counties for projects including Maryland 97 relocation and Beltway/Northern Parkway bridge work. Great Frederick Fair officials urge weather cooperation for a strong county agricultural exposition.
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Raymond Myers
Brunswick
Yankees
Robert Winstead
Frederick County
Frederick
State Roads Commission
Montgomery
Carroll
Maryland 97
Richardson Road
Taneytown
SRC
Capital Beltway
Montgomery County
Readers praise Babe Ruth World Series volunteers
Letters thank Frederick area residents for Babe Ruth Baseball World Series success. Host President Bob Roberson and committee members receive praise, with thanks to host families and the Frederick Sheraton Inn for support and media groups for cooperation.
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Babe Ruth Baseball
Frederick
Bob Roberson
Frederick Sheraton Inn
Sheraton Inn
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NSIC
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United Feature Synthate Inc
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