Invisible scars of violent crime haunt victims in Kansas City
A year after a brutal 1986 robbery left lawyer Jerry Mee comatose and partially paralyzed, victims recount lasting injuries beyond physical wounds. The piece profiles Mee and others including Kopoian, Kopolan, Burton and Kloiber, describing enduring fear, financial strain, impaired speech and mobility, and altered life plans.
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Mee
Jerry
Grace Kopplan
Kopoian
H.D. Callcotte
University of Missouri-Kansas City Law Library
Calicotte
Kopolan
Ecstasy research aims to settle controversial drug debate
San Jose researchers at the Institute for Medical Research and Stanford University conduct the nations first ecstasy studies in monkeys and humans to determine brain effects. 23 heavy users undergo spinal taps while researchers examine brain transmitter markers amid federal restrictions and funding debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Josh
Calif
Institute For Medical Research
San Jose
Stanford University
Harvard
Stanford
Mark Molliver
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Baltimore
Ricaurte
Florida
Stephen Peroutka
Peroutka
Food and Drug Administration
George Greer
New Mexico
Drug Enforcement Administration
DEA
Larry Galliana
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Tammy Lynn Kloiber
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