Stars join in march for disarmament
In Irwindale California AP reports the Great Peace March begins a 3200 mile trek for nuclear disarmament. More than 1000 walkers started at Los Angeles with a celebrity send off by Mayor Bradley. Actors and singers joined the first leg as the route heads toward Las Vegas and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwindale
Calif
Hollywood
United States
Santa Fe Dam
California
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
City Hall
Tom Bradley
Robert Blake
Ed Begley Jr
Teri Garr
Melissa
Manchester
Holly
Mr. Mister
San Gabriel
San Bernardino
Mojave Desert
Las Vegas
Eee
California Department
Enemes Aremosmuoe
Cies
Pro-Peace
Kinsey
San Bernardino County
Pittsburgh
Washington
Blake
Paul Newman
Chicago
Goldie Hawn
Matt Dillon
Martin Sheen
Susan Sarandon
Benzene found in cocaine raises cancer risk, officials warn
Federal drug officials report benzene appears in about half of seized cocaine, linking exposure to leukemia and hematological disorders. DEA and CDC are evaluating risks as tests show benzene appearing since 1985 after efforts to curb ether use. Public health concerns grow with other carcinogens found in cocaine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Florida
Robert H. Feldkamp
Drug Enforcement
DEA
Centers For Disease Control
Atlanta
Feldkamp
United States
National Institute
Wolfe
The
Food and Drug
Navy Dr Billig faces maximum after open heart cases
Washington AP reports wives and children of patients who died after surgeries testified as prosecutors sought the maximum sentence for Navy Dr Donald Billig, former Bethesda Naval Hospital heart surgery chief. He was convicted of involuntary manslaughter and dereliction of duty. sentencing could span days with potential 11 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Donald
Billig
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Joe Estep
Air Force
John Kas
Army
William F. Grubb
Grubb
Lili Grubb
Marilyn Tanguso
Kas
Bethesda
Amis
Goldstein
Mayor says MOVE siege will not thwart Goode's bid
Philadelphia Mayor W Wilson Goode states his plan to seek re election remains unchanged despite harsh findings by the Special Investigation Commission on the MOVE siege. The panel labels Goode grossly negligent and says five MOVE children died with sixty one homes destroyed after a police helicopter bomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
W. Wilson Goode
Special Investigation Commission
the Inquirer
Goode
Leo A. Brooks
Gregore J. Sambor
Edward Schwartz
Lucien Blackwell
Move
Blackwell
Ronald Castille
Commission
Emerson Moran
Also Mentioned on This Page
California State University
Los Angeles
Pri Sandauiee
N. Grandview
Garion Brunson, P.c
Certified Public Accountant
Odessa
Texas
Tropic
Rompel
Sm.l
Gitano
AL Print
Elan
Jordache
Eras
Yesh