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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1981

Page

10

Forgotten man freed after 29 years in prison

Emmanuel Treadway, 46, freed after 29 years in confinement without a conviction, moves to a Chester County apartment and plans a good dinner, new clothes, and adjusting to outside life. He spent 18 years in state prisons, later at Pennhurst, and was released after efforts by public defender Kalmbach and Chester County officials. He will keep a nursing home job and live with supervision while adjusting to freedom.

West Chester Emmanuel Treadway Treadway Chester County Huntington Dallas Pennhurst Center Pennhurst R. Kerry Kalmbach Thomas Frame Frame UPI Telephoto

Man charged with raping wife in Fort Lauderdale

Roland Poirier 21 was jailed on charges of sexual battery for raping his 18-year-old wife at knifepoint in her parents' backyard. He argued marital immunity but a state appeals court ruled rape is a crime of violence. The couple, childhood sweethearts, wed in July 1980. she later filed for divorce.

Fort Lauderdale Fla UPI Roland Poirier Poirier Leroy Mac Jol Lazarus Lazarus

FDA Warns Alcohol Endangers Fetus in Pregnancy

The FDA issued its first formal warning on alcohol and pregnancy urging women considering pregnancy and expectant mothers to abstain or limit drinking. Even small amounts raise risks of spontaneous abortion and低birth defects. one ounce daily or twice weekly markedly increases risk, while fetal alcohol syndrome and reduced milk production after breastfeeding are noted. The notice, signed by Acting Surgeon General Edward N. Brandt, seeks doctor vigilance and medical-record documentation.

Washington Food and Drug Administration FDA The Health and Human Services and Treasury Departments Aj Int Edward N. Brandt

Petite pilots prove big planes no barrier for women

Boston report on the Ninety Nines 62nd annual convention where 700 women pilots from around the world advocate trained female aviators. Ann Bridge Baddour and Laurie Reeves cite progress as firms loosen fears about women in cockpits. Nancy Hopkins Tier recalls aviation history and the expanding future for women pilots.

Boston UPI Ninety Nines Ann Bridge Baddour Laurie Reeves United Airlines Mrs. Reeves Connecticut Nancy Hopkins Tier

Parents snatch leukemia victim from hospital to seek laetrile care

In Los Angeles a 2 year old leukemia patient Amanda Accardi was taken by her parents to Mexico amid disputes over chemotherapy. Doctors warned of near zero survival without treatment while authorities issued a ward of the court and placed the child in Glendale police custody. The case echoes a 1979 incident involving Chad Green and laetrile in Tijuana.

Los Angeles UPI Mexico Kenneth Williams Children’s Hospital Amanda Accordi Amanda Michael Accardi Katherine Glendale Calif Sam Catafarmo Accardis Contreras Central Medical Clinic Centro Medico del Mar Tijuana Catafarma Accardi Arizona Peggy York Children's Hospital United States Virginia Chernak Chad Green Massachusetts California

Woman seeks kidney sale to help failing family in Rock Island

Mrs. Johnnie Miller, 48, facing a heart condition and mounting medical bills, places a classified ad offering a kidney for 20000 dollars. Her husband needs artery surgery, her son is in prison for murder, and she hopes funds will cover legal fees and essential treatment. Medical experts condemn organ selling as unethical and not practiced.

Rock Island, UI UPI Johnnie Miller Mary McNicol St. Luke's Hospital Davenport Iowa Gueltines Organs

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