WVU Researcher John Butterick Dies From Warfarin Dose
Morgantown West Virginia University researcher John Butterick 33 died after self-administered warfarin an anticoagulant used as rat poison. Autopsy found the drug in his body and a medical examiner said he sought longevity claiming to live to 200 years.
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Iran panel leaves Tehran U N commission postpones return
Ghotbzadeh voices disappointment as Iran rejects panel stay, militants call for nationwide protests under Imam Khomeini guidance. Tehran Radio notes intent to resume only when security allows while Waldheim pursues a peaceful crisis solution.
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Shah seeks U.S. hospital surgery amid Tehran hostage crisis
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, ill with an enlarged spleen needing immediate surgery, reportedly seeks admission to a U.S. military hospital in Panama. Carter administration officials doubt the severity, while Panamanian Gorgas and Paitilla Hospitals are named as options. tension rises over hostages in Tehran.
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No progress in Colombia hostage talks
The Colombian government reported talks with guerrillas holding the Dominican Republic embassy advanced in a serene climate but no progress toward freeing more than 21 hostages. The group includes U S Ambassador Diego Asencio and Israel s ambassador Eliahu Barak. security near the embassy rose as threats of armed action were kept optional.
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White House to seek Senate SALT approval this year
The administration plans to push the SALT treaty in the Senate despite strong opposition to the Soviet Afghan invasion. State Department spokesman Hodding Carter says the treaty is separate from the Afghan war and hopes to place it on the 1980 calendar after consultations with Senate leaders. Continuous polling shows most SALT supporters would vote for ratification even with the Afghanistan issue.
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Scarsdale Diet author shot dead in Purchase home
Dr Herman Tarnower, 69, author of the Scarsdale Diet, was shot in his Purchase New York residence Monday night and died at St. Agnes Hospital. A woman, Jean S Harris, 57, of Virginia, was arrested nearby and charged with second degree murder. Police recovered a handgun and said motive was not known.
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Threat of accident at Three Mile Island grows
Middletown Pennsylvania operators warn cleanup must proceed swiftly to reduce risk of further incidents at the crippled Three Mile Island plant. Metropolitan Edison Co. says venting krypton gas this week does not threaten health but seeks NRC approval for further releases and continued decontamination plans despite remote meltdown risk.
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Ohio senator Glenn to seek second Senate term
Columbus reports Sen. John H. Glenn Jr. will run for a second six year seat. He cited economy energy and foreign affairs as campaign focuses and avoided endorsing or attacking President Carter. The item notes other regional briefs on metal can industry OSU student abduction escape lottery results a criminal case and a fire explosion in Ashtabula.
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