Space exploration goals shift from moon to Mars and beyond
The piece compares Apollo's success with future NASA plans, noting Viking Mars missions found data despite no life detection. It outlines Space Shuttle development, costs, and potential military uses, plus ongoing searches for intelligent life and future directions for the space program.
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Laetrile Fueling Drug Choice Controversy in Congress
The FDA faces pressure from supporters of freedom of choice who want to allow patients and doctors to select any drug, including Laetrile. They seek to repeal the efficacy test, arguing it hinders new drug development and personal rights, while the FDA insists efficacy proof safeguards public health.
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Laetrile debated as cancer therapy and FDA stance
Laetrile also called amygdalin or Vitamin B 17 is derived from fruit pits and promoted by supporters despite FDA rejection. The FDA calls it a fraud and danger while noting no proven cancer benefit and risks of delaying effective treatment.
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Carter hints at national treasure oil reserves policy
President Carter surprised House Ways and Means members in a private session by calling U S oil and gas reserves a "great national treasure" to be kept for future use. The remark underscored his conservation focus and possible limits on new production while considering strategic implications for global energy and Saudi supply dynamics.
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Mondale
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Tokyo
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Georgia
Supreme Court abortion rulings spark nationwide uproar
Washington observers debate June 20 decisions on abortion funding with rebuttals that the majority correctly limits rights to first trimester access while denying public funding. Critics call the reasoning dangerous and ethically bankrupt while Justices Brennan Marshall and Blackmun condemn the ruling as alarming and disturbing.
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Courts and abortion policy debate on Medicaid funding
The speaker argues that states should cover elective abortions in Medicaid to prevent harm from back-alley procedures and public expense. He supports Justice Marshall's view while noting federal judges should not impose policy. the legislature is the proper arena for such choices.
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Opposing Housing Code Editor Letter Endorses Cedar Creek Campground
The Star receives letters from readers on housing policy and local tourism. COWGILL of Winchester argues against higher rents after a fixed income. E Lewis of The Shen-Valley Apple Corps reports unanimous support for Cedar Creek Campground, praising its regional draw and historical appeal.
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National Campers and Hikers Association Inc
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