Laetrile Debate Sparks Broad U S Health Clash
The laetrile controversy divides supporters who tout freedom of choice from opponents led by the FDA and medical establishment. Promoters cite apricot pits as sources while critics warn against dangerous, unproven cancer treatment. Hearings are slated for July 12 as lawmakers push medical freedom bills.
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Otis R. Bowen
Edwin A. Roberts Jr
The
National Observer
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Symmus
E.R.R
Party Dynamics and the Changing American Party System
Richard L. Rubin argues that parties have shifted from blunt instruments of politics to targets of intense, diverse demands. Rapid social change pressures parties to meet immediate outputs while shrinking resources for reconciling conflicting interests, creating a patient yet restless body politic.
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Richard L. Rubin
White House Notes on Carter IRS Audit and Cab Ride
Saul Kohler recalls the 1977 White House briefing over President Carter's 1975 tax return audit. Journalists teased the IRS inquiry while aides framed it as a cooperation. a Georgetown dinner with Bert Lance and an odd motorcade taxi intrusion highlight a presidency under informal scrutiny.
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Bob ‘Lipshutz
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Georgetown
Bert Lance
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Lance
President
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Statehouse Window House To Pay $19 227 In Overtime
The U S Supreme Court ruling limits federal wage guidelines and triggers overtime pay for state employees. House Clerk C A Blankenship notes 64 potential recipients with Jean Taylor receiving $1 172 04, while the Senate plans no overtime payments.
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Donald ‘Kopp
Jean Taylor
An Taylor
C.A. Blankenship
U.S. Supreme Court
Lankenship
Stephen Cook
Blankenship
Senate
House
J.C. Dillon
Prince Buried Alive at Beckley Market The Prince Hadja
A 1933 Beckley item reports the Prince Hadja an East Indian miracle man to be buried alive near Neville Street at 5 30 pm with a casket and grave dug two feet, later to be opened at the Lyric theatre for a miracle demonstration. Local gravediggers are expected to remain at work. The piece blends satire with notices about a public display.
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Beckley
Neville ‘Street
Baptist Church
Lyric Theatre
Justice Department politics swirl around Bell Mondale group
A Safire analysis notes fierce internal battles at the Justice Department over policy control. It highlights Attorney General Griffin Bell facing Mondale’s four prosecutors, debates over wiretapping and voter registration, and struggles with the CIA and FBI indictments, signaling growing political tension within Justice.
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Bell
Mondale
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Chaney Ruff
Henry Dogin
Charles Vin
Gang of Four
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Barbara Babcock
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Civiletti
Baltimore
Paul Sarbanes
Kirtho
Carter
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CIA
Richard Helms
James Angleton
New York Times
House Ethics Committee
Edwin Edwards
Louisiana
John Breaux
House
Philip Lacovara
Department
Supergurrepi
Receht
The Rhinoceros Meets Nixon in The Innocent Bystander
A comic exchange unfolds as Milton Haberdash debates President Nixon with a rhinoceros figure. The spoof skews Nixon's famous lines about not being a crook. Haberdash frets over garden ruin and the rhinoceros devours primroses.
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