Mexican doctors warn Chad Green may die without ongoing chemotherapy
In Tijuana, Dr Ernesto Contreras and Dr Julio Selva urge Chad Green's parents to resume chemotherapy alongside Laetrile treatment. They warn stopping chemotherapy raises relapse risk and could be fatal, denying any cure claims. The boy had relief prior but remains under care after earlier Massachusetts therapy.
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Contreras
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Massachusetts Supreme Court
Guyon surrenders in Youngstown arraignment set
Melvin Guyon pleaded innocent in Cleveland Municipal Court on charges including aggravated murder and robbery after surrendering in Youngstown. He faces a federal arraignment for killing a federal officer Oliver, amid an FBI Ten Most Wanted List hunt and $20,000 in tips rewards. The Aug. 9 Cleveland shooting followed by federal agent fatalities in California marked a day of high violence. Guyon’s capture ended a week-long escape.
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Edward Feighan
Oliver. Czarnecki
FBI
Youngstown
Cleveland Police
US Marshals
Secret Service
Customs
U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Oliver
el Centro
Calif
Charles W. Elmore
J. Robert Porter
James Maloney
Carver Park
East Side
Chicago
Hospital administrators clash over act's cost impact
General and Elyria Memorial Hospital leaders warn cost increases may breach the ceiling due to recent additions. Wellington Community Hospital and 4000 admissions threshold reduce impact. Southwest General Hospital says they could meet limits but warn broader trouble ahead. Brown urges staff to lobby Glenn Metzenbaum and Pease against the act.
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David Snyder
Wellington Community Hospital
Wellington Hospital
A. Boyd Anderson
Southwest General Hospital
Berea
Southwest
Elyria Memorial
Board of Trustees
Brown
John Glenn
Howard Metzenbaum
Don Pease
Pill tied to fatal liver tumors increases risk for long term OC users
Researchers tied long term use of birth control pills to higher rates of fatal liver tumors in women over thirty. The Cooperative Liver Tumor Study Group report in JAMA notes risk rises with duration, estimating 3 to 4 per 100,000 annually among long term OC users, and urges using the lowest effective dose to minimize danger.
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UPI
Journal of the American Medical Association
Howard W.ory
Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Armed Forces Institute of Pathology
Washington
University of Southern California School of Medicine
Los Angeles
Thon
United States
Ford executive predicts upturn in car sales next year
Ford Vice President William O Bourke says a stronger national economy will lift overall car demand, including slow growing big cars. He foresees 1980 model year sales near 10.5 million and 1980 Lincoln models downsizing for better fuel economy, with 16 mpg city and 23 mpg highway.
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UPI
Ford Motor Co
Ford
William O. Bourke
Can Automotive
Murphy
Rourke
U S to veto U N plan amid Middle East tensions
U S Special envoy Robert Strauss said Washington would veto a U N resolution recognizing Palestinian rights and stand with Israel on peace guidelines after meeting Prime Minister Menachem Begin. Begin and Dayan planned protests over alleged Israeli eavesdropping on Andrew Young’s talks with PLO observer Zehdi Terzi. Newsweek reported the July 26 meeting details.
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Begin
Strauss
Young
Israel
PLO
State Department
Moshe Dayan
Zehdi Terzi
Palestine Liberation Organization
United Nations
Newsweek Magazine
Man misdiagnosed with leukemia sues doctor and hospital
Harry Perry of Schaum burg filed a $200,000 malpractice suit against Dr. Arthur Dupee and Holy Family Hospital in Des Plaines claiming a four year misdiagnosis of leukemia altered his life. He says chemotherapy and stress followed, until an October 1978 hospitalization revealed the error and his condition improved. He has since married and taken a new job as a bus driver.
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UPI
Harry Perry
Perry
Arthur Dunpee
Holy Family Hospital
Des Plaines
Schaumburg
George E. Downs
Ohio brief reports span crime, fairs and tragedies
Ohio stories cover Dr Oscar Rosen of Shaker Heights indicted for drug trafficking and false prescriptions, plus a vigil outside a Russian nuclear plant by anti nuclear protestors planning arrests. A Cleveland man is found guilty of attempted murder and aggravated robbery. Ohio State Fair sets attendance records and Kenny Rogers draws large crowds. Lottery numbers are posted, a fatal head on crash near Tiffin occurs, and Toledo Mental Health Center faces funding and staffing shortages.
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UPI
Shaker Heights
Cuyahoga County
Sheriff's
Karl A. Zimlich
Sheriff's Department
Oscar A. Rosen
Rosen
East Cleveland
Francis J. Terlop
Williams
Columbus
Kenny Rogers
Rogers
Fair
David Finley
Fire arson suspect linked to Holiday Inn blaze cases
Buffalo police report no link found yet between Michael Steiger 28 of Kenmore arrested for a minor Holiday Inn fire and two other Holiday Inn fires that killed 20 people in Rochester Greece New York and Cambridge Ohio. Investigators say they cannot place Steiger in the other cities at this time.
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N.Y
Michael Steiger
Kenmore
Grand Island
Rochester
Greece
Cambridge
Ohio
Steiger
Thomas Staebell
Erie County Sheriff's
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