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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1978
Page
2
A Guymon Oklahoma plant recycles cow manure into methane and by products to heat Chicago kitchens. Peoples Gas will buy 1.6 million cubic feet daily at $1.94 per thousand, with production aimed at 80 percent within a week or two amid plans to supply 3,500 homes daily.
Hustler owner Larry Flynt remains in serious condition at Emory University Hospital after an ambush in Lawrenceville. Doctors report pneumonia abdominal infection and gastrointestinal bleeding with sepsis. Flynt is paralyzed from the mid thighs due to a bullet wound. authorities continue to pursue the assailant as the Los Angeles Free Press suspends publication temporarily.
The parents of Gail Rubin, an American wildlife photographer killed in a Tel Aviv beach raid, telegrammed President Carter urging him to condemn the PLO as evil. They call Rubin a citizen who loved Arabs and Jews and note her tie to Connecticut Sen. Ribicoff.
The Arthritis Foundation warns doctors that penicillamine can reduce joint inflammation in rheumatoid arthritis and may rival gold salts, but carries potentially fatal side effects. Dr. Israeli Jaffe notes lower doses may be safer, yet vigilant monitoring is essential as use rises ahead of FDA approval.
Seattle AP report notes Dr Reinhold A Rasmussen and a group from the Oregon Graduate Center near Portland seek uncontaminated ancient air to study atmospheric pollution. He describes experiments sampling air from old wine bottles tires and sealed model ships as part of their age related research.
Temple University researchers Dr. George H. Myer and Dr. David E. Grandstaff warn high lead in recent snow near the campus poses health risks. Tests show lead up to 20 times EPA safe-water levels and 50 times Philadelphia’s drinking water. Ice formed from drippings is especially hazardous due to concentrated lead.
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