MDs More Prone to Alcoholism and Doctor Suicide
NEW YORK doctors show higher risk of alcoholism, drug addiction, low mood, and death by own action. Only 17 percent sought help before hospitalization, with 83 percent practicing impaired and undetected. AMA reports up to 10 percent of physicians affected in career, prompting nationwide programs to help return to practice.
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California suit targets Worldwide Church of God leaders
The California attorney general accuses Herbert W. Armstrong and top officers of the Worldwide Church of God of mismanaging church assets and liquidating properties. A temporary restraining order bars sale of church property. a temporary receiver is appointed as hearings begin. Garner Ted Armstrong, banished son, runs Church of God International and denies involvement.
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New Iranian cabinet forms amid chaos
Airliners carried evacuees off without radar as substitute air controllers conducted traffic. In Sturaz troops dispersed anti-shah demonstrators with teargas while protests burned in Teheran. No casualties confirmed. A scheduled meeting between Shah and premier-designate Bakhtiar did not occur before the Persian weekend. A Pan Am Jet carried Iranians away.
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Carter Heads to Guadeloupe for informal Big Three summit
President Carter travels from Washington to Guadeloupe for a three day informal summit with French President Giscard dEstaing British Prime Minister Callaghan and West German Chancellor Schmidt. He plans a vacation with his wife and daughter Amy before returning Tuesday evening. The gathering will be relaxed with luncheons and dinners at villas near Pointe a Pitre.
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Kent deaths suit settled by guardsmen and university
State Rep Robert Netzley called the settlement blackmail and urged defendants be named. State Sen Harry Meshel said the board should focus on economics and avoid judgments. State Rep Clifton Skeen, noting Kent State ties, urged ending the tragic controversy.
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Kent State shootings settlement splits $675000
The 1970 Kent State civil liability case yields a $675000 out of court settlement. Plaintiffs receive $600000 with $350000 to Dean Kahler and smaller amounts for other wounded students. Four more plaintiffs receive $15000 each, plus administrators for deceased students. The state Controlling Board approved the deal 6 to 1.
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Jeffrey Glenn. Miller
Louis A. Schroeder
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Alan Canfora
James D. Russell
Robert F. Stamps
Douglas Wrentmore
Fire rages through six story Market Street building
A major downtown fire in San Francisco swept through a six story Market Street building. Fire officials predicted it would take most of the day to control. By 8 a.m. fire crews had been on scene for over four hours as flames continued to rise and smoke blanketed downtown.
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Perry Kucinich Indicted in Bank Robbery Case
Federal grand jury charges Perry Kucinich brother of Cleveland mayor with unarmed bank robbery. The 23 year old is jailed on 20000 bond after allegedly delivering a note to a Central National Bank teller and taking 1396 dollars.
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China may become a major crude oil producer says USGS official
Dr Edward C. T. Chao of the U S Geological Survey told AAAS officials that China could become a key crude oil producer as exploration expands. He cited the Giant field discovered in 1959 and noted China’s oil reserves are speculative while praising China’s progress in earth sciences and geology related fields and an eight year plan for modernization.
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Ohio Police and Public Notices in Brief
Huntington prosecutors drop murder charges against two brothers in the death of a Huntington informant due to insufficient evidence. A key witness died of an overdose two weeks ago. Cincinnati officers vote to reduce tickets amid wage disputes, while firefighters seek mediation or a strike. Columbus Lt Gov Celeste regrets backing a legislative pay raise. Cleveland Mayor Kucinich faces 275 police layoffs but his driver's license has expired, restricting driving.
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Copper tower crack halts WVIZ TV signal in Cleveland
In frigid weather a copper stake on WVIZ TV transmission tower split, knocking the educational station off air. Normal programming expected to resume today as officials provided updates. Cuyahoga County commissioners joined Summit Portage and Akron officials in pulling out of NOACA proposed regional water pollution board after charging the plan ignored alternative solutions. NOACA had developed the regional plan over two years with a 32 million dollar federal grant.
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Cleveland Electric utility blasts EPA on coal fuel war
A CEI spokesman in Columbus accuses the U S Environmental Protection Agency of triggering an economic civil war between coal miners and Ohio electric users. James Friedman says CEI will argue at the EPA hearing January 30 that Ohio utilities cannot be forced to burn high sulfur coal. The EPA move, under an amendment to the Clean Air Act backed by Senator Howard Metzenbaum, says halting high sulfur Ohio coal would cause economic hardship in eastern Ohio.
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Israel to resume talks as settlements expand in West Bank
Prime Minister Begin stressed his government will continue to settle Jews in Judea and Samaria, with no dates given for new settlements, while Likud officials urged a broader stance. A senior Israeli diplomat indicated peace talks would reopen in Washington this month, despite US and Egyptian cautions.
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