Baby survives after man throws daughter into river
ASHTABULA AP A 22 year old Ronald James Crawford faced court today after police say he threw his 11 month old daughter Cassy Marie Crawford into the Ashtabula River near the lake. The girl was rescued and flown to Ashtabula Hospital in guarded condition. Crawford is jailed on attempted aggravated murder and felonious assault charges with bond set at 10 000 and 400 respectively.
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Ashtabula Hospital
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Why lead in baby formulas investigation urged by group
The Environmental Defense Fund asked the FDA to explain why most commercial infant formulas are contaminated with lead and to identify the contaminant source. It cites dangers from lead exposure and notes 1978 FDA tests found all formulas exceeded WHO safety standards. The group urges coordinated studies on formulas and baby foods and questions proposed lead limits.
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Food and Drug Administration
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Donald Kennedy
Environmental Defense Fund
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Seagulls On Island Report Female Lesbian Pairs
University of California Irvine researchers report about 14 percent of female western seagulls on Santa Barbara Island form stable female female bonds simulating heterosexual pairings. They observed 1,200 pairs over three years and published in Science. A separate study from Washington State examines hormonal factors and environmental influences with a $62,000 NSF grant.
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Calif
UPI
California
George Hunt
University of California At Irvine
Molly
Santa Barbara Island
Los Angeles
Science
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
University of Washington
Donald Farner
Judy Carne bond continued in Cincinnati case
Actress Judy Carne, famed for the Laugh-In catchphrase, appeared outside a Cincinnati courthouse with her lawyer as bond of 5100 dollars was continued. A grand jury weighs charges that she attempted to pass a forged Quaalude prescription. Carne calls the situation a terrible inconvenience.
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Cincinnati
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Manwatchers pick Thanksgiving turkeys for 1958
Manwatchers Inc awards a season list of men deemed “watchable” by groups of women. A new list highlights five top targets for the season, with reasons cited for each choice.
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San Diego
UPI
Manwatchers Inc
Long canal route across Europe to aid 1985 barge travel
A fragmented notice claims a 2130 mile Rhine Main Danube route will aid modern barges by 1985. It also lists a slate of public figures with fashion and conduct remarks, plus a Keystone group ad offering odd jobs through Christine Fatz with contact numbers.
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Europe
North Sea
Black Sea
Boy 9 awarded 270000 for birth brain injury
Aaron Bender nine of University Heights was awarded 270000 in a settlement approved by Probate Court. The 1970 suit named a medical lab two doctors and Fairview General Hospital as defendants for misidentifying the RH factor causing a bad reaction at birth. Aaron suffers speech and behavioral issues but no IQ loss. treatment costs run about 10000 yearly.
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Cleveland
UPL
Aaron Bender
University Heights
Fairview General Hospital
Aaron
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