Drug abuse rises among U S doctors
CHICAGO Doctors addiction judged as occupational hazard says Virginia State Board of Medicine. 46 cases from 19 1974 rehabilitated 72 percent. many had narcotics licenses revoked. Demerol cited as most abused drug with quick elation and short lasting effects.
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Virginia State Board of Medicine
Robert C. Green Jr
George J. Carroll
William D. Buxton
Virginia
Journal of the American Medical Association
Virginia Board
Lebanon’s new president faces war and cabinet strain
President Elias Sarkis opens his term amid Beirut fighting as he seeks a Palestinian ceasefire offer from Yasser Arafat and aims to form a neutral, effective cabinet. Heavy clashes persist in east and west Beirut and in central mountains as Moslem and Christian factions contend.
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Lebanon
UPI
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Episcopal convention calls ordaining women a mighty act
The 65th triennial Episcopal Church convention in Minneapolis approved ordaining women to the priesthood and episcopacy from Jan 1 and adopted a modern alternative to the Book of Common Prayer. Leaders called the gathering significant and a source of unity amid debates as bishops urged amnesty for Vietnam era resisters and voiced nuanced abortion views.
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UPI
Episcopal Church
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John M. Allin
John Coburn
Massachusetts
House of Deputies
Ford
Ohio crime up in five cities in first half of 1976
FBI reports serious crime rose in five of Ohio’s eight largest cities in the first half of 1976. Youngstown led with a 23.1 percent jump from 3457 to 4256 crimes, followed by increases in other cities as listed.
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UPI
FBI
Ohio
Youngstown
FBI links CB radio thefts to rise in crime
The FBI cites an 11 percent jump in larcenies and thefts in the first half of 1976 vs 1975, attributing much of the increase to citizen band radio thefts while Ohio cities show mixed crime changes and overall declines in several major categories. The agency notes extensive nationwide theft patterns and warns of CB radio-related crime.
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