Salesmen in operating rooms stir debate at NY hearing
Leon Hirsch of U S Surgical Corp says eight New York salesmen participated in over 300 operations in five years and anonymous responses claim they scrubbed in on more than 1,000 procedures. Critics from the New York State Medical Society oppose salesmen in sterile areas, while Hirsch defends expert guidance during device use.
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New York
New York State
Leon Hirsch
U.S. Surgical Corp
Stamford
Conn
Akhis Salamen
Hirsch
Manhattan
State Assembly
John Carter
New York State Medical Society
Supertanker sister ships collide at sea off South Africa
Two large oil carriers collided in the Indian Ocean off Cape St. Francis near Port Elizabeth. One vessel caught fire and dozens of crew fled into the water from burning decks. Both ships were Liberian-flagged with unknown owners. Two seamen were reported missing as fire and rescue efforts continued. Overnight most of the Venpel crew were rescued by helicopter and nearby ships. a few remained aboard the vessels.
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Port Elizabeth
South Africa
Indian Ocean
Liberia
Veil
Cape St. Francis
Here
P & O Shipping Company
London
Sedforest
South African Sail
Veapel
Trade gap with Japan still unresolved
A senior Japanese official said Tokyo has done all it can this year to ease its large trade surplus with the United States. Moriyuki Morono, head of the Foreign Ministry economic affairs area, said no further duty cuts or import quota increases would be made soon. U.S. and Japanese officials held four days of talks in Washington after Japan announced tariff cuts and higher quotas for certain products, but U.S. aides called the package inadequate and even insulting.
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Jonyo
United States
Moriyuki Morono
Foreign Ministry
Japan
Motono
Washington
Strawss
Carter
Sitrauss
U.S
Kidnapper Motives Remain Puzzling After Mohowchilla Case
Oakland AP report notes James and Richard Schoenfeld and Frederick Woods were convicted of kidnapping with bodily harm in the 26 school children hijacking. Motives for abducting the bus driver and students remain unclear though Woods, a Portola Valley heir, was linked to cars and lived on a 10 acre estate.
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James
Richard Schoenfeld
Frederick Woods
Woods
Portola Valley
Steve Ortega
Woolf
Schoenfeld, Vathors
Atherton
Lottery roundup brings mixed results from several states
Maryland drawn 341 in Numbers Game. Delaware jolts with mixed digits in Double Diamond and Lucky Stars drawings including Jackpot qualifier 149. Pennsylvania reports Thursday’s daily lottery number 14. No further details provided on outcomes or prizes.
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Maryland
Wilmington
Del
Delaware
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Trio of kidnappers sentenced to life without parole
A California judge sentenced James Schoenfeld Richard Sehnenfeld and Pred Woods to life in prison without parole after a juryless trial finding they kidnapped 25 youths and caused bodily harm. The judge cited testimony from victims including Jodi Heffington Jennifer Brown and Rebecca Reynolds describing fainting nosebleeds stomach distress and exposure during a 160 mile transport to a rock quarry and a buried van escape.
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Dartand,girf
Peulia
James Schoenfeld
Richard Sehnenfeld
Pred Woods
Superior Court
Len Deegan
Tiree
Kid
Ray
Cynthia Yar Hoff
Dorgan
Tod Merrill
Schoenfeld
Lester Gendron
Gendron
Tulione
Hls
Jodi Heffington
Jennifer Brown
Rebecca Reynolds
California
Farmers plot Phase II in three day strike spread
Striking farmers in Texas talk of a Phase II to a three day old action while counterparts in other states report rallies. Gov. Exon planned a conference call with Secretary of Agriculture and several Midwest governors. Greg Rystad of American Agriculture pledges a more militant Phase II but offers few details amid farming outrage over ASCS monitoring.
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Texas
Colorado
Comiplaia
Whathey
Department ‘of Agriculture
Gov. J. Exon
Nebraska
Ingay
Robert Ergland
Exca
Midwest
Missouri
Kansas
Wyoming
Montana
South
Meath
Datgta
Minnesota
Greg Rystad
American Agriculture Group
Rystad
Spei
Colo
American Agriculture
Federal Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
ASCS
CIA
Gene Schroder
Campa
Brutality charges in miners strike investigation ordered
Kentucky Governor Julia Carroll ordered an investigation into police brutality amid a confrontation during a United Mine Workers strike. About 400 pickets were dispersed by riot police with tear gas near Greenfoal Co in Daviess County. Seventeen injuries and 19 arrests were reported as the UMW ARB strike enters its second month with federal mediators involved.
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Martha Bryson Houel
Associated Press
Kentucky
Julia Carroll
United Mine Workers Union
United Mine Workers
Hale
Noc-Uion Greenfoal Co
Daviess County
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