Pressure mounts for strict controls on DBCP pesticide
U S federal agencies face union and consumer push for emergency rules over dibromochloropropane known as DBCP amid reports of male sterility in workers at Dow Magnolia Arkansas and Lathrop California plants and cancer links in rats and mice. Dow defends safety limits while OSHA EPA and NIOSH weigh emergency actions and continued monitoring.
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Health Research Group
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Nightmare ends for policeman accused of rape
DETROIT police officer Patrolman Thomas Panich was cleared after investigators found no matching blood and doctors deemed him innocent. State tests contradicted rape claims tied to a series in Hines Park, with Panich stating the arrest was a harsh coincidence and expressing some bitterness but faith in the system.
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Dante
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Texas rest home held thirteen as prisoners
Wharton County police arrested Elmer Arnold Tompkins of Van Nuys California on 52 counts of false imprisonment after discovering thirteen undernourished and disabled residents aged 23 to 50 at a rural Spanish Camp home. Six veterans were among those freed and hospitalized for malnutrition and other needs. a California woman sought her son and aided the operation.
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U S Mexico Prepare for Prisoner Exchange Plan
In Mexico City authorities say 16 Americans have been moved from southwest prisons as the United States awaits Congress approval of a prisoner exchange law. Transfers will occur in stages across four cities, with more American prisoners to be gathered at detention centers near the border. Dr Cesar Fechuga Rojas, head of the transfer agency, stressed readiness and noted the process will not be instantaneous.
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Park defies Jaworski in Korean influence probe
Tongsun Park, key figure in a Korean influence buying scandal, emerges from hiding in Seoul. He denounces American investigators as unjust and insists no cooperation is due. The case ties Park to alleged payments to U.S. lawmakers and tax questions as Korean authorities begin further questioning amid extradition limits.
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Park Ino
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Gosden
Korean Central Intelligence Agency
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Lee to become Maryland governor after strange events
Annapolis Md Blair Lee will become Maryland's first governor by default after acting as governor for two months He will assume full powers when Mandel is sentenced Oct 7 on mail fraud and racketeering Lee says the succession has given him statewide exposure for next year's campaign He emphasizes remaining distant from Mandel to avoid political harm while staying loyal to the administration and its programs
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Glair Lée
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Maryland Governor Mandel Guilty Verdict Triggers Shock and Sadness
Reaction across the Maryland state government ranged from shock and surprise to sadness as Gov. Mandel and five aides were convicted of racketeering and mail fraud. Officials feared damage to the state’s political image while expressing concern for Mandel’s future, pension, and reputation.
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Holdout juror delayed Mandel trial verdict
Jurors in the Mandel corruption trial ended their seclusion and told reporters they were never hopelessly deadlocked. One juror, Calvin Lazibson, supported the governor’s innocence while others believed the defendants were guilty on some charges. The holdout juror caused a 12 day delay, with key figures noting conflicts in the evidence and the governor’s testimony influencing the decision. Gross, Lazibson, and Franz spoke of the deliberations and personal strains during the long process.
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Stewarton A. Gross
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Sorey Cor Mandel
Maye
Moe Scheeniinig
Holden
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