Heloise hints on food sparks and household tips
Letter excerpts offer kitchen tricks and home hacks from readers. Tips include toasting French bread with butter for grilled flavor, using foil to trap steam, nylon net to cover tables at picnics, a hair dryer to dry damp uniforms, and sharpening dull scissors with aluminum foil. The column invites readers to send hints and notes Heloise cannot answer individually due to volume.
Laetrile Smuggling Charges Filed in San Diego Case
Sixteen people and three Mexican firms were indicted in a conspiracy to smuggle laetrile into the United States for sale as a cancer treatment. The 12 count indictments charge production in Tijuana and secret imports, with Americans including Dr. John Anton Richardson and Ralph Bowman among those named. Other charged chemicals included vitamin B15 and WobeMuges. The operation allegedly charged patients up to 700 percent more than Tijuana drug costs. laetrile is not FDA approved and import is prohibited.
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United States
San Diego Union
New York Times
Andrew R.L. McNaughton
North
Central America
Tijuana
Mexico
Food and Drug Administration
U.S
John Anton Richardson
Ralph S. Bowman
Albany
Calif
Robert William Bradford
Frank Salaman
Committee For Freedom of Choice
Los Altos
Guido Orlandi Sr
Food Science Laboratories
Burlington, Vt
Recruiting pressure blamed for letting unqualified recruits in
Washington AP reports Marine recruiters faced pressure to meet quotas by signing up men who failed mental moral and physical standards. Testimony before a House subcommittee cited abuse by drill instructors and cases like 17 year old Ronald Bannister who faced threats and humiliation in San Diego. The probe links the practice to the all volunteer system and quotes Marine Commandant Louis H Wilson and Lt Gen Robert H Barrow as witnesses.
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Washington (Ap
House
Louis H. Wilson
Robert H Barrow
Detroit
Corps
Ronald Bannister
Mill Valley
Calif
San Diego Bay
Presbyterians Consider Future Homosexual Ordination
At the United Presbyterian Church General Assembly in Baltimore the eight day convention debated ordination of an avowed homosexual minister for the first time. Delegates narrowly supported a report recognizing possible future change while maintaining current discouragement. A broadly representative task force will study ordination and related issues. William P. Thompson was re-elected stated clerk to a third five year term.
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Baltimore
General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church
188Th Assembly
Committee On
William P. Thompson
Assembly
Question on voting against harsher penalties
The inquiry asks why you opposed tougher penalties for murder for hire and on-duty police officer killings, and for repeat offenders and crimes with firearms. Provide reasons tied to your policy positions, legal standards, and consideration of existing statutes, public safety impact, and constitutional concerns.
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