Pill Study Contract Targets Western Pill Doses
The Southwest Foundation for Research and Education won a 123 million dollar AID contract to study birth control pill effects in two developing countries. Dr. Joseph W. Goldzieher will lead a three year study with 800 to 1,000 subjects at sites in Ibadan Nigeria and another site in Thailand Bangladesh or Ceylon.
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San Antonio
Tex
Southwest Foundation For Research and Education
Agency For International Development
Joseph W. Goldzieher
Goldzieher
Southwest
University of
Miss Your Paper Odessa American Delivery Notice
If you should miss your Odessa American or service is unsatisfactory, please telephone the paper to report delivery issues and arrange corrections locally.
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Odessa
Odessa American Rates And Mail Subscriptions
The Odessa American lists subscription rates for home delivery by carrier, motor route, and mail. Rates include $2.50 per month in Odessa, $30.00 yearly by mail, with various shorter terms and single copy prices.
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Odessa
Texas
East 4Th Street
Odessa American Telephone
Ector County
Rangers Probe Two Deaths at State School
Texas Ranger Sgt. Bob Mitchell will release findings on two child deaths at the Austin State School last year, alleged by former employees as uninvestigated. Free the Slow members claim one boy died by stomping and another with sand in the mouth, amid broader grievances about mental care facilities.
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Bob Mitchell
Austin
Mitchell
Justice of the Peace
Jim Dear
Ben Standley
Richard Halpin
The
Houston Post
Free the Slow, Inc
Texas
Free the Slow
Viet Pilot Killed In Plane Crash At Castroville Texas
A Vietnamese airman died when a T41 Mescalero collided with another trainer near Castroville Texas during landing. Iranian cadet Reza Naddaf, age 22, landed safely after engine failure. Instructor Steig Gammelsaeter, 19, of Hondo Texas, also died. The crash occurred at 11 21 a m CDT on a Thursday during a training program operated under Air Force contract.
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Castroville
Tex
United States
Here
Air Force
Steig Gammelsaeter
Hondo
del Rio
Gammelsaeter
Norway
U.S. 90
Reza Naddaf
Shiraz
Iran
Naddaf
Randolph Air Force Base
San Antonio
Air Training Command
Randolph
Bruce Baize
Flying Service
Baize
Neighbors lack standing to force Nixon tax review
In Sacramento an Orange County official said only a neighbor with a comparably priced home can compel a tax-board review of President Nixon’s San Clemente Western White House. The 26 acre estate is valued at 1.37 million for 1973-74 taxes, the highest in the county.
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Sacramento
Calif
Nixon
White House
San Clemente
Orange County
Otto Christensen
Christensen
State Board of Equalization
William M. Bennett
Orange County Register
Six Killed In Smashup Near Mexican Border in Texas
SAN YGNACIO Tex AP four motorists from Mexico and one from Texas died in a head on crash one mile south of the Mexican border village Thursday night about 40 miles south of Laredo. A survivor Eloisa Salinas 64 of Melchor O campo Nuevo Leon was in serious condition. Dead are Alejandro Salinas 63 Antonio Salinas Crestelo B Salinas 65 and his wife Francisca of Monterrey and Oscar B Garza 49 of Laredo. Antonio Salinas identified as driver of the Mexican party and Garza as driver of the pickup.
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San Ygnacio
Tex
Mexico
Texas
Rodolfo Espinoza
Laredo
U.S. 83
Eloisa Salinas
Melchor O'Campo
Nuevo Leon
Alejandro Salinas
Eloisa
Antonio Salinas
Melchoir O'Campo
Crestelo B. Salinas
Francisca
Monterrey
Oscar B. Garza
Garza
Sterilization Rules Struggle To Curb Coercion
HEW issued new guidelines to protect minors and incompetents from forced sterilization and to curb coercion of adults under federal medical programs. Officials say policing and reporting must improve to enforce the rules following a high profile case in Alabama and a welfare case in New Ellenton.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Carl Shultz
HEW
Office of Population Affairs
Alabama
Ellenton
D.C
Aiken
Will Reflects Appreciation For Country
Executors of Robert Hunter McIntosh estate were to deliver 1.071 million to the U S government in Orlando, accepting the rest of his estate as a token of appreciation for his country. McIntosh, who moved from Pittsburgh to Winter Park, died April 16 1972 leaving a will directing the bequest to the United States after taxes.
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Orlando
Fla
Robert Hunter McIntosh
U.S
Romana Banuelos
McIntosh
Winter Park
United States of America
Florida
Pittsburgh
Hugh Robinson
Robinson
Winter Haven
Texas rejects super statutes in new constitution bid
Texas Constitution Revision Commission rejects including super statutes that could not be amended or repealed without two thirds of both houses and voter referendum. The panel also keeps medical licensing language and preserves the ad valorem tax, motor fuel tax, Permanent School Fund, and University Fund provisions while debating executive branch size.
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Leroy Jeffers
Houston
Texas
Texas Medical Association
Texas Osteopathic Association
Texas Chiropractors Association
Permanent School Fund
University Fund
University of Texas
Texas A&m Systems
The
Texas Railroad Commission
EPA decision pending on Texas waste permit authority
In Austin the EPA told Texas Water Quality Board officials it will decide this month if the state can issue national waste discharge permits. Hugh Yantis and Dick Whittington warned the board could cease to exist meaningfully if rejected, with Art Busch of the Dallas EPA region present. County Judge Michael Earney attended a Governor's advisory workshop in Austin.
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Austin
Tex
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Texas Water Quality Board
Texas
Hugh Yantis
EPA
Yantis
Dick Whittington
Washington
Whittington
Art Busch
Dallas
Water Quality Board
Michael Earney
Governor's Advisory Commission On Inter- Governmental Relations
Handbook Planned For Buyer In Texas Insurance
AUSTIN AP The Texas State Board of Insurance will issue a buyer guide on life insurance this fall to help navigate varied policies and premiums. Chairman Joe Christie said the goal is to show Texans which policy delivers the most value for the dollar and to safeguard buyers amid nonstandardized policies. The board has hired Booz Allen Hamilton to study improvements, hoping to make the department a national model regulator.
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Austin
Tex
State Insurance Board
Joe Christie
Texas
Christie
Booz, Allen and Hamilton
Texas State Board of Insurance
Skylab Astronauts Take First Day Off In Space
Skylab 2 astronauts take their first day off in orbit after two weeks aboard their laboratory. They planned chores and a first space shower for Bean Garriott and Lovsma while Mission Control allowed rest despite minor problems. Garriott observed a solar flare earlier in the week.
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Kraacke Center
Houston
Mission Control
Alan L. Bean
Pr. Owen K. Garriott
Jack R. Lovsma
Earth Resources
Wea
Donald Puddy
Garriott
Bean
Lousma
Errth Columbia
Atlantic Ocean
Bermuda
Ohio
West Virginia
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