Dorothy Fuldheim 25 Years on TV Keeps Advice Open
Dorothy Fuldheim, age 80, marks a quarter century as a television news commentator and plans more work after a short vacation. She recalls a long career at WEWS TV starting in 1957 and notes she remains a pioneer for women in broadcasting while defending free speech and equal pay. She recounts past clashes, including interviewing Hitler and covering Kent State, which drew intense backlash.
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New drug combo shows promise for childhood nephrosis
In a study led by Dr. Warren Grupe at University Hospitals Cleveland the chlorambucil prednisone mix has made nephrosis disappear in 23 children over six years. Expanded testing is planned at University of Kansas Kentucky Indiana and Iowa centers to confirm efficacy across more patients.
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Ohio youth to stand trial as adult for 197 serving murder
Ohio Supreme Court keeps Carmichael, 19, liable to adult trial for a 17 year old first degree murder. He killed Donald Reed, a Columbus store owner, prompting hearings by psychiatrists and social workers while in state custody. The Franklin County Juvenile Court ruled adult handling valid despite hearsay challenges.
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