Civilians volunteer for malaria experiment at Fort Detrick
About 80 civilians have volunteered for an Army malaria drug test at Fort Detrick. Participants will be injected with infected red blood cells and may suffer fever and chills for up to five days. Volunteers must be 18 to 35 with no health problems and will be rewarded with 1500 dollars and lifelong medical care.
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Fort Detrick
U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases
Richard F. Barquist
Frederick
Barquist
Thomas Cosgriff
FDA widens Tylenol warning to include Regular Strength capsules
FDA Commissioner Arthur Hayes Jr. states the warning now covers Regular-Strength Tylenol as well, noting no contamination found in large tests of Extra-Strength capsules outside Chicago and few Regular-Strength samples. He cites a Chicago death linked to a Regular-Strength bottle containing tainted capsules and explains the poisoner scenario remains uncertain.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Arthur Hayes Jr
Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Area
Hayes
Chicago
Johnson & Johnson
McNeil Consumer Products Corp
Johnson, & Johnson
Illinois
Ty Fahner
Fahner
Eye drops tainted with acid prompt police probe near Rialto
A patient received eyedrops with excess acid and was released after doctors warned vision could recover in days. Rialto police and major retailers like Stater Bros. pulled all eye drops from shelves amid an ongoing investigation into tainted drops linked to earlier incidents in Southern California.
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San Bernardino
Stater Bros
Rialto
Denise Decker
Raymond Farmer
Grazd
Sam
California
Alpha Beta Markets
Los Angeles
Vons
Glendale
Pasadena
Hollywood
Alpha Beta
FBI
Pair surrenders after shooting in Sherman Oaks parking lot
In Sherman Oaks two men identified as Greg Tritarnowski and Arthur Chavez surrendered to police after a man, Patrick J. Wright, was shot in the left shoulder in a parking lot incident. They were booked on suspicion of attempted murder. News briefs note Carter’s claim that Haig gave Israel the green light to invade Lebanon.
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Greg Tritarnowski
Patrick J. Wright
Arthur Chavez
Sherman Oaks
Calif
Wright
Tritarnowski
Chavez
ALSIP
Ill
Reagan
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Lebanon
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Haig
Washington
United States
Israel
Odessa American masthead and subscription details
The Odessa American publishes daily and Sunday editions from 222 E Fourth Street Odessa Texas listing subscription rates and mail delivery notes. The notice lists pricing for daily and Sunday home delivery, mail options, and post office details with a vault of garbled text and misaligned characters.
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Fourth Street
Odessa
Texas
Odessa American
P.O
Weather outlook cools Odessa area with isolated storms
The Odessa area sees partly cloudy skies tonight with a 20 percent thunderstorm chance and upper 50s temperatures, then Wednesday brings partly cloudy skies and low 80s with 15 to 20 mph west winds. Statewide, showers in the Guadalupe Mountains and light fog in Southeast Texas, with most areas fair to partly cloudy and warm through Wednesday. Readings from Midland show high 92, overnight 63, with no precipitation in the last 24 hours and year to date 11.62 inches.
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Odessa
Guadalupe
Texas-New Mexico
Texas
Marfa
Brownsville
Panhandle
South Plains
National Weather Service
Midland Regional
City Towing Contract Challenge Sparks Lawsuit
Imler sues the city and acting city manager Chester Nolen in a late September civil suit seeking nearly 100000 in damages. The action contests a Sept 14 emergency 60 day contract with Permian Wrecker Service Co after Northwest Auto Salvage lost insurance. Permian’s rate is 66 percent higher than the prior contract. Imler acts for his own wrecker firm as sealed bids opened in April. Sherman's Wrecker Service offered the low bid of 19.50 but council members…
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Sherman
Sherman’s Wrecker
Northwest
Permian Wrecker
Permian
Connally
Ruff Ahders
Ahders
Sherman Wrecker
Northwest Auto Salvage
Impound
Neal Pool
Permian Wrecker Service
Nolen
Thwest
Adders
City towing contracts prompt bid dispute and suit
Imler sues over city tow contracts as Northwest loses bid due to insurance problems and Permian Wrecker takes over under a temporary arrangement. The suit claims lack of public notice and seeks a temporary injunction to restore competition. Officials cite bids and pricing from Sherman Wrecker, Northwest Auto Salvage, Neal Pool, and Permian Wrecker Service.
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