Me and Ralph Is Nader Unaccountable For His Accounts
Excerpt from a book on consumer crusader Ralph Nader examines his funding, tax status, and spending. It notes Public Citizen Inc and other groups rely on foundations, with large gifts and shifting sources. The piece questions transparency, personal income, and how surplus funds are managed.
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New Republic
Nader
David Sanford
Ralph
America
New Republic Book Company Inc
Tial
Midas International Foundation
Consumer Complaint Research Center
Carnegie Foundation
Public Citizen
Center For Study of Responsive Law
Congress
National Public Interest Research Group
Quebec
Ralph de Toledano
Joseph Lelyveld
New York Times
TIMES
Lelyveld
Treasury
Public Citizen Inc
Hearst trial postponed as lawyer seeks no second trial
Patricia Hearst's second trial is delayed to January. attorney Albert Johnson argues she cannot receive a fair trial due to widespread knowledge of her prior conviction. Prosecutor Mayerson and Judge Rizzi press for a realistic date while Hearst remains in federal custody for psychiatric testing.
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UPI
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United States
Albert Johnson
Johnson
U.S
Superior Court
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William Rizzi
Hearst
San Francisco
John van de Kamp
Miss Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
William
Emily
Harris
Sam Mayerson
Emily Harris
Mayerson
Brain deterioration found in alcoholics in two Rush studies
Chicago researchers at Rush-Presbyterian-St Luke's Medical Center report brain atrophy in chronic alcoholics across ages 31 to 74. In one study led by Dr Jacob H Fox, enlarged brain ventricles suggested tissue loss. A second study led by Dr Phillip S Epstein found 48 percent of 46 alcoholics under 50 showed atrophy, with 25.8 percent under 40, measured by EMI brain scanner.
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Chicago
API
Rush-Presbyterian-St. Luke's Medical Center
Jacob H. Fox
Phillip S. Epstein
EMI
Oklahoma City jail for seven year exile draft resister
Deputy U.S. marshal escorted Fritz Efaw back to the United States from England where he lived in exile for seven years. Efaw has returned to address the Democratic National Convention and was ordered by a federal judge to stand trial in Oklahoma City yesterday.
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Fritz Efaw
England
Oklahoma City
Efaw
Texan trains them to sell big cats on Safari Farm
Carl Skaggs operates a 25 acre Safari Farm south of San Antonio where he breeds and sells African lions mountain lions and bobcats to the public. He aims to domesticate large cats by breeding to reduce size and teach handling courses to prevent wild behavior. Prices reach up to 1500 with larger lions feeding on daily meat rations.
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Tex
UPI
Carl Skaggs
Skages
San Antonio
Skaggs
Skagg
Haunted house murder case stirs Long Island locals
Chicago Tribune reports on the Amityville haunting lore surrounding the 112 Ocean Avenue property once owned by the DeFeos, with neighbors skeptic, the Lutz family fleeing after 28 days, and attorney William Weber seeking a new trial while disputing alleged demonic possession. The piece notes police, prosecutors, and townspeople describe the case as sensational rather than supernatural.
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Auntyville
N. Y
Long Island
Lutzes
Ronnie Deleo
William E. Weber
Court report round up of multiple minor offenses
A Wednesday through Friday court report lists numerous defendants with charges including theft, driving under suspension, trespassing, disorderly conduct, receiving stolen property, and reckless operation. Fines range up to 130 dollars with probation and license suspensions noted. many addresses and names appear with limited details.
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Boiedim Parkview
Williams
Cleveland St
John Wilbert
Sally Hicks
Bh Hicks
Kim Road
Court to Rule on Letrile Use in Federal Appeal
Oklahoma City cancer patients seek continued access to laetrile as the FDA appeals a 1975 ruling. The case, led by U.S. District Judge Luther Bohanon, allows importation from Mexico and immune protection for treating physicians, challenging federal interstate ban limits. The 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals will hear arguments July 30 in Santa Fe New Mexico.
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Federal Appeals Court
Food and Drug Administration
Santa Fe
N.M
10Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Mexico
U.S. District Court
Luther Bohanon
Jay Hammond
Bohanan
FDA
Kansas
Glen L. Rutherford
Rutherford
Conway Springs
Kan
Asat
U.S
Bill Price
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