Businesses Have Drug Problem
In San Francisco the AP reports researchers warn that firing workers with drug issues does little good as replacements may share the problem. Carol Kurtis and Stephen Pittel urge companies to set up employee help programs noting 20 percent impairment from drugs in New York firms and 30 to 50 percent of local young employees trying marijuana. They propose department supervisors trained to provide confidential drug support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Carol Kurtis
New York
Stephen Pittel
Mt. Zion Hospital
Haight- Ashbury
Kurtis
United States
Pittel
Nationwide Search Launched for 4 Charged in Madison Bombing
Four young men are charged in the August 24 bombing of the Army Mathematics Research Center at Madison Wisconsin. One man died and three were injured. The FBI says the suspects linked to Students for a Democratic Society and three attended the University of Wisconsin. An affidavit notes explosive plans and a history of radical activity surrounding Sterling Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army Mathematics Research Center
Madison
Wis
FBI
Students For A Democratic Society
University of Wisconsin
New York City
Canada
Sterling Hall
Fine
SDS
University of Delaware
Parents Invited to Ride School Buses in Norfolk
In Roanoke attorney George Harris seeks court order to fund free transportation for all Roanoke city students amid desegregation. Norfolk officials invite two to three parents per bus to ride with children this fall as part of oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Roanoke
Roanoke City
Norfolk
George Harris
U.S
Ted Dalton
Harris
John C. McLaurin
Norfolk Schools
Vepco Seeks Gas Sales Policy Hearing Sept 11
Virginia Electric and Power Co. asks the State Corporation Commission to review a restrictive Tidewater gas service policy. Vepco says winter gas supply will be short and will serve only single family detached homes on existing lines while others must apply before August 1. T. Justin Moore Jr. notes applicants since Aug. 1 were informed of the shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia Electric and Power Co
Tidewater
State Corporation Commission
Power
T. Justin Moore Jr
Vepco
Kidney Van Presented To College
The Medical College of Virginia received a kidney transport van to move kidneys within a 250 mile radius of Richmond for transplant use. The vehicle will be stationed at MCV with on call surgeons technicians and a driver for donor organ missions as part of the Southeastern Regional Kidney Procurement Group. Other centers served include University of Virginia Norfolk General Hospital Danville Memorial Hospital Johns Hopkins Duke Wake Forest UNC Maryland and Georgetown.
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Richmond
The
Medical College of Virginia
MCV
Southeastern Regional Kidney Procurement Group
Virginia
Maryland
North Carolina
Tennessee
Georgia
Washington, D.C
University of Virginia
Norfolk General Hospital
Danville Memorial Hospital
John Hopkins University
Duke University
Wake Forest University
University of North Carolina
University of Maryland
Georgetown University
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Pacific Gas and Electric Co., Bank of America, Pacific Telephone and
Southern Pacific
Research Institute of America
Ayer
Carol
Yewel
Loudoun Street
Winchester
Virgima Bobby Tucker
Mgr
Rigel Govelers
Wnoudoun Street
Mar
PHONL
Winchester’s
Diamond
Karleton Lewis Armstrong
Dwight Alan Armstrong
David Sylvan Fine
Leo Frederick Burt
Armstrong Brothers
George P. Baxtrum Jr
Armstrongs
Badger Army
Karleton Armstrong
Tizens
Roy B. Martin Jr
SCC
Neff Mobile Home Sales
Rawley Springs
Harrisonburg
Arnold
Wip
Pepsi
W.H.B.G
Harry Snyder
Uptowners
W.S.I.G
W.E.L.D
Fisher, W.va
W.R.F.L
W.K.C.Y
Big E
Warrenton
W.S.V.A
Nashville
Roy Drusky
Skeeter Davis
W.S.J.G
W.E.F.L
Neff Mobile Home Sales, Inc
Harrisonburg, Va
IGA
Kraft
B&m
Wn AQ
Mrs. Filberts
TableTreat
Virginia Valley
Hilberg
Deveree
Aluminum
Armour
Hamburger
Nabisco
Oreo Creme
U.S. No
Sagers Iga
Wardensville, W. Va
Heishman
Lebanon Church
Udoun St. Eee
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