Warm Springs Routine Glitches Highlight Pill Use
A brief notice notes routine actions at Warm Springs involving handling pills. The fragment confirms pills involved but omits broader context or outcomes, leaving questions about purpose and safety.
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13 Jan 1975
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The Montana Standard in Butte, Montana
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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1975
Page
1
Difficulties in Warm Springs State Hospital Care Report
Hospital administrator John Delaney discusses issues at Warm Springs State Hospital including pill dispensing practices, drug control, ward overcrowding, and deteriorating facilities. Reports cite nurse and ward attendant roles, patient misuses of meds, and a 30-foot roof crack in a new maximum security building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warm Springs
Warm Springs State Ospital
John Delaney
Oyward
Midwest blizzard toll rises to 31 across five states
The weekend storm left at least 31 deaths in the Midwest amid extreme cold and blizzard conditions. Nebraska and Iowa reported the highest fatalities with ten and eight victims, followed by Minnesota seven, North Dakota three, and Michigan two. A Chicago man died from exposure and a South Dakota man remained missing as a tornado caused further casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
Nebraska
Iowa
Minnesota
North Dakota
Michigan
Chicago
South Dakota
Panama City
Fla
Sink Creek
Georgia
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Alabama Gulf Coast
Texas
Arkansas
Dakotas
Kansas
Wisconsin
CIA probe prompts calls for joint congressional oversight
Lawmakers from both parties pressed for tighter CIA scrutiny as investigations expand. Senator Byrd urged a single joint committee while FBI and Senate, House panels prepare hearings into alleged CIA charter violations and domestic spying. Weather and storms dominated other regional news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrd A
ABC
United
CIA
FBI
Clarence M. Kelley
United States
Special Presidential Commission
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Sen
John M. McClellan
Senate
Eefeees
John C. Stennis
Armed Services Committee
William E. Colby
House
Intelligence
Lucien N. Nedzi
Dmich
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Lowell Weicker
Connecticut
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Congress
Death of Baron Jean-Louis de Portal in French chateau siege
In Montauban France Baron Jean Louis de Portal 22 died in hospital after a police assault to end a two year siege at the La Fumade chateau. He was shot in the abdomen behind a locked door while resisting entry. His mother and sister were hospitalized and later sent to psychiatric care. The family had barricaded themselves after a farm workers shooting on the estate and a tax related sale of the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montauban
France
Jean-Louis de Portal
Portal
Jean- Louis
Anna Marie de Portal
Pp 23
Jean-Louis
Toulouse
Louis XVIII
Baron Leonce
Nixon owes back taxes says IRS spokesman
IRS says Nixon owes 432,787 dollars in back taxes for 1969 to 1972 including a 5 percent negligence penalty and interest for 1970 to 1972. He agreed to pay 148,081 dollars for 1969, but has not paid that sum, according to an IRS commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richard Nixon
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Nixon
Inclu
Donald C. Alexander
Soviet cosmonauts dock with Salyut 4 in Soyuz 17 mission
Tass reported two first time space travelers Commander Alexei Gubarev and flight engineer Georgy Grechko set up housekeeping aboard the Salyut 4 station after their Soyuz 17 vehicle docked. They manually guided the final approach from 390 feet out before taking control from automatic pilots and preparing for a strenuous work day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Tass
Alexei Gubarv
Georgy Grechko
Salyut Station
10 Best Looking Men of 1974 Named by Man Watchers Inc
Suzy Mallory, president of Man Watchers Inc., releases a 1974 list of attractive men led by Burt Reynolds for his magnetism and looks. The roster includes Alan Alda Jack Nicholson John Newcombe Cleavon Little Robert Redford Larr Csonka Al Pacino Casey Tibbs and Bobby Riggs with remarks on each figure’s qualities. The group aims to promote men as sex symbols and notes the idea arose from European statues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Man Watchers Inc
Suzy Mallory
Acto
Man Watchers
Burt Reynolds
Alan Alda
Jack Nicholson
John Newcombe
Cleavon Little
Robert Redford
Larr Csonka
al Pacino
Casey Tibbs
Bobby Riggs
Ms. Mallory
Collec
Europe
Expert predicts 10 to 20 cent rise in gas prices
Chicago on weekend report Herbert Hugo of Platts DAirgram says Americans may pay 10 to 20 cents more per gallon by mid spring as President Ford seeks energy tax measures. He forecasts a 3 to 3.50 dollar per barrel tariff on imported crude and a domestic tax to fund new crude. Prices could rise further as rebates fade and availability tightens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Herbert Hugo
Platt’s Dilgram
Ford
Hugo
Congress
Feds seekgambling tax via new licensing law
The Treasury Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms will enforce a 500 dollar annual gambling license and a 2 percent tax on gross handle. The law requires gamblers to register and aims to cut illegal gambling while boosting federal revenue. It bans using collected information for other prosecutions, addressing earlier Kefauver era issues. Davis projects 7 million this year and over 100 million by 1980. The rule targets sports bookmakers and pools, excluding Nevada casinos and New York off track betting. It may or may not cover state lotteries depending on interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Uncle Sam
Rex Davis
Treasury Department
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Davis
Bureau
Congress
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Supreme Court
Nevada
New York
Gettysburg through Brady lenses at Antietam
In September 1862 General Lee rushes into Union soil while Stonewall Jackson rests near Antietam. Mathew Brady and his team haul a field camera to capture the blood and mud of battle, exposing glass plates to record the carnage for wartime audiences. The stark images shock civilians and redefine the public’s view of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Lee
Gettysburg
Lee
Harper's Ferry
Stonewall Jackson
Antietam
Joe
Hooker
Jackson
Cannister
Tem
Mathew Brady
Brady
James
Alexander Gardner
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Harry Xanthopolous
Associated Press
David Belin
Des Moines
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Washington State
McComb
National
National Weather Service
Weather Service
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Feds
Washington Star News
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