Mrs. Humphrey In Hospital for Complete Rest
Muriel Humphrey 65, wife of Senator Hubert H. Humphrey, is hospitalized at Washington Hospital Center for about a week to recover from exhaustion. An aide says she is there for complete rest after heavy workload and recent gall bladder surgery, with daughter Nancy Solomonson noting heavy exhaustion.
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Chicago Welder Robbed, Shot In North Side Alley
Jose Osorio, 43, a welder, was robbed of $90 and his car after being forced to lie in snow. A bullet severed both optic nerves leaving him blind. Police arrested Hector Torres, 19, and a 15-year-old for armed robbery and attempted murder.
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Dapsone Cancer Debate Ties Malaria Drug to Leprosy Cure
A review notes dapsone, tested on thousands of U S troops in Vietnam, remains a leading leprosy treatment despite NCI findings that it causes cancer in male rats. Doctors caution human risk is unproven, yet benefits for leprosy patients and malaria defense are deemed substantial.
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Time Ripe for GOP Resurgence in the South
U S Senate hopeful Richard Obenshain told the Hampton Republican Committee that the time is ripe for a Southern GOP resurgence. He urged defeating President Carter in 1980 and outlined a Virginia style coalition of Republicans independents and former Democrats to win nationally.
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FDA to Appeal Ruling Striking Down Laetrile Ban
The FDA says it will appeal a Oklahoma City judge's order that blocks the ban on interstate movement of Laetrile. Judge Bohanon called the restriction arbitrary and said it imposes hardship on cancer patients. Dr Richardson hailed the ruling as a victory for the court system.
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Senate energy chief warns of possible no gas policy
Jackson, chair of the Senate Energy Committee, warned that the process could end with no gas policy at all. He stressed the risk of stalled legislation and policy gaps amid debates over energy supply and regulation.
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