Increased use of drugs new poison research Iowa City
Dr. Robert J. Roberts at The University of Iowa directs research on how drugs and chemicals affect living tissue. He warns rising exposure risks may cause subtle long term harm and aims to prevent another Thalidomide tragedy by studying adverse interactions and non fatal childhood poisonings.
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Robert J. Roberts
University Hospitals
University of Iowa
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U of I Center For Research
College of Medicine
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Four Coals Lunch Salad Recipes Featured
A column of vintage salad ideas includes Chicken Salad with lemon Jello and almonds, Cheese and Pear Salad with mashed pears and whipped cream, Bean Salad using green wax and kidney beans, and a zippy Beets and Horseradish Jello mix. Ready to mold and chill, these offer lettuce bed serving suggestions and a teaser for next week’s specials.
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Berkeley Leftists Aim to Run City and Police Reform
In Berkeley, a broad coalition including over 30 liberals to revolutionaries fields four candidates for the nine seat city council in the April 6 election and backs a proposal to split the Police department into three autonomous parts. The effort seeks community control of police and zoning, plus social programs, with four radical council candidates Rick Brown Loni Hancock D Army Bailey and Ira Simmons. The plan grew from collaboration among the April coalition ecology groups and Black Panther linked groups and centers on creating neighborhood police departments in the black community the Hills area and the campus district.
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Bailey
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Citizens’ Committee For Community Control
the Hills
Congress Woes on Campaign Funds Faces Split Proposals
Washington and lawmakers debate reform of federal election funding with no clear consensus. Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott and House GOP Leader Gerald Ford back different paths while President Nixon weighs broader changes. Mansfield and others push disclosure and tax incentive provisions amid spending limits and broadcasting controls.
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Gerald R. Ford
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Kennedy
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Democratic National Committee
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Proposal would mix autonomy with local control in police model
A plan would be autonomous yet run by a fulltime commissioner elected by neighborhood councils and require policemen to live in the communities they serve. Vice Mayor Wilmont Sweeney called it a legal separation and a step backward into the dark ages. The police department opposes the amendments and city attorney Robert Anderson says it is vague and unenforceable.
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Wilmont Sweeney
Police Department
Robert Anderson
Farm real estate taxes soar 11.1% in 1969 rise
A Agriculture Department report shows state and local farm real estate taxes jumped 11.1 percent in 1969, pushing total U S farm real estate taxes toward 2.3 billion. California Illinois and Iowa drive most of the totals as per hundred land value rates rise significantly nationwide.
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