Topeka OKs Laetrile Trial for dying cancer patient
A federal court order allows Dr Sidney Cohen to give laetrile to Howard Walker of Topeka, who is dying of lung cancer. State and federal officials agreed to abide by the order, ending a legal fight sparked by an injunction filed by attorney Fred W. Phelps. The order also includes safeguards to let the Kansas Board of Healing Arts review professional acts for potential incompetence.
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Rogsville
Sidney Cohen
Howard Walker
Walker
U.S
Richard D. Rogers
Fred W. Phelps
Joseph A. Califano
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Food and Drug Administration
Kansas
Curt Schneider
Phelps
Cohen
United States
Oklahoma
Luther Bohannon
10Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Glen Rutherford
Conway Springs
James Buchele
Kansas Atty
Phillip Harley
Frank Johnson
Kansas Board of Healing Arts
Johnson
August forecasts boost Kansas crops near records
Crop and Livestock Reporting Service projects Kansas yields for sorghum at 233.16 million bushels and soybeans at 25.74 million, with sorghum and soybean crops likely to rank near historic highs. Corn production is seen at 185 million bushels, down from last year, while yields for wheat, oats, barley, rye, sugar beets and hay remain unchanged.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Parents Of Kent State Victims Win Another Try
In Cincinnati AP report, parents of Kent State victims win a new trial to pursue a $46 million damages claim. The appeals court orders retrial on whether Ohio National Guard troops used excessive force, while a May 4th Coalition seeks to halt a $6 million gym annex at the site.
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Sandra
Ohio
James Rhodes
May 4Th Coalition
U.S. Supreme Court Today
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U.S. District Court
Cleveland
Pierce Lively
Ity
Balloonists abandon cross Atlantic dream after rescue
Two American balloonists Ben Abruzzo and Maxie Anderson, rescued near Iceland after their five story craft the Double Eagle iced up and drifted north, say they will not attempt the crossing again. They spent 60 hours aloft covering about 1720 miles before Air Force helicopter retrieved them near Keflavik.
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Air Force
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Keflavik
Edward Yost
Sioux Falls
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Portugal
Maine
Anderson
Massachusetts
France
Denmark Strait
Greenland
Abruzzo
New Mexico
Goddard Space Center
Maryland
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