6
THE
CITIZEN,
Prince
George
Friday,
October
28,
1977
Fighting
eviction
MONTREAL
(CP)
-
Plans
for
a
gambling
casino
in
a
downtown
hotel
during
Grey
Cup
festivities
Nov.
24-26
have
been
dropped
for
the
time
being,
Grey
Cup
committee
organizers
said
Wednesday.
Although
the
Quebec
government
has
given
the
committee
a
special
licence'
to
run
a
casino
featuring
blackjack
tables,
roulette
wheels
and
other
games,
police
have
said
such
gambling
would
be
against
the
law.
Committee
president
Roger
Laterreur
said
he
will
"cancel
everything"
if
permission
is
not
granted
by
Monday.
A
man
identified
only
as
a
self-employed
accountant
holds
a
machete
Wednesday
as
he
peers
from
window
of
the
apartment
in
north
London,
where
he
has
been
surrounded
by
police
since
the
day
before.
That
was
when,
officers
said,
he
wounded
three
police
as
they
were
attempting
to
help
bailiffs
to
take
over
the
flat,
owned
by
the
Islington
Council.
Committee
scraps
Grey
Cup
casino
Laterreur
said
the
govern
ment
permit
limits
betting
to
a
maximum
of
$2
and
that
all
proceeds
would
go
to
charity.
But
a
Montreal
police
spokesman
said
"we
think
it's
against
the
law
and
that's
it."
"They
are
supposed
to
have
blackjack
tables
there
and
according
to
the
Criminal
Code,
it's
against
the
law."
Laterreur
said
he
will
talk
to
Montreal
police
director
Henri
Paul
Vignola
before
he
goes
through
with
plans
for
the
casino.
"We
want
to
make
sure
they're
not
going
to
walk
in
and
arrest
everybody."
PRINCIPALS
OF
THE
BAHA'I
FAITH
BAHA'U'UAH,
the
Messenger
of
God
foretold
in
the
Holy
Books
has
fulfilled
the
prophecies
from
Micah,
Matthew,
John,
Revelations
in
the
Holy
Bible
and
the
prophecies
of
the
Holy
Books
of
other
religions.
All
the
great
religions
had
messengers
from
God
Krishna,
Buddha,
Zoroaster,
Abraham,
Moses,
Christ,
Mohammed
and
all
prophesied
the
coming
of
The
Glory
of
God
in
1
844.
All
teach
the
same
basic
laws
of
God
but
each
brings
Social
laws
for
His
age'.
The
distinguished
orientalist
and
Fellow
of
Pembroke
Col-
'
lege,
Cambridge,
In
1890
visited
Baha'u'llah
and
wrote:
"The
face
of
him
on
whom
I
gazed
I
can
never
forget,
though
I
cannot
describe
it.
Those
piercing
eyes
seemed
to
read
one's
very
soul;
power
and
authority
sat
on
that
ample
brow
...
No
need
to
ask
in
whose
presence
I
stood,
as
I
bowed
myself
before
one
who
Is
the
obect
of
a
devotion
and
love
which
kings
might
envy
and
emperors
sigh
for
in
vatnl"
"He
that
hath
an
ear
let
him
hear
what
the
Spirit
saith
unto
the
churches;
To
him
that
overcome
will
I
give
to
eat
of
the
hidden
manna,
and
will
give
him
a
white
stone,
and
in
the
stone
a
new
nam
wrlttn,'which
no
man
knoweth
save
he
that
recelveth
It."
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2
V,
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Laetrile
dosages
said
'poisonous'
SEATTLE
(AP)
Laetrile
dosages
being
recommended
by
a
firm
which
intends
to
manufacture
the
drug
for
sale
in
Washington
state
come
within
the
range
for
lethal
cyanide
poisoning,
says
a
University
of
California
medical
professor.
The
manufacturer,
Duane
Babcock
of
Sumas,
said
the
professor's
statements
are
either
false
or
made
without
direct
knowledge
of
the
substance.
The
professor
and
other
drug
experts
were
quoted
in
a
copyrighted
story
today
in
the
Seattle
Post-Intelligencer.
The
newspaper
said
Dr.
Alan
H.
Nittler,
medical
director
for
Babcock's
Northwest
Botanic
Enterprises,
Inc.
had
his
license
to
practice
medicine
revoked
in
California
in
1975
for
treating
cancer
patients
"in
a
negligent
manner."
Laetrile,
espoused
by
some
LSlF
are
as
a
cure
for
cancer,
also
goes
under
the
names
of
amygdalin
and
Vitamin
B-17.
Its
manufacture
and
sale
were
legalized
by
the
Legislature
this
year.
Dr.
Jerry
P.
Lewis,
professor
of
medicine
and
chief
of
hematology
and
oncology
at
the
University
of
California
at
Davis
School
of
Medicine,
was
quoted
as
saying
that
a
dosage
of
18
pills
a
day
"is
within
the
lethal
dosage
range
for
an
adult."
He
said
the
recommended
dosage
would
contain
approximately
450
milligrams
of
cyanide,
and
it
takes
between
30
to
300
milligrams
of
pure
cyanide
to
kill
a
person.
Dr.
Lynn
Brady,
chairman
of
the
University
of
Washington
Pharmaceutical
Sciences
Department
said
the
amount
of
cyanide
found
in
pure
amygdalin
would
be
slightly
higher,
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Babcock
told
the
Associated
Press
today
that
the
California
professor
was
"lying.
If
not,
then
he
is
ignorant
about
amygdalin."
Babcock
does
not
have
a
college
degree,
he
says,
"but
I
do
have
more
than
the
equivalent
(experience)
for
a
degree.
My
training
has
been
both
formal
and
informal."
He
said
amygdalin
does
not
actually
contain
cyanide,
but
Got
the
small
car
blues?
kmg(45mpg)
highway,
you
get
a
lot
of
relief
gas
pa
So
get
moving.
The
78
Rabbits
are
here.
m
PORSCHE
Too
many
workers
that
cyanide
is
created
within
the
body
when
it
has
contact
with
the
amygdalin.
The
amount
of
cyanide
created
varies
with
the
individual,
he
maintains.
"The
body
has
built
into
it
it's
own
control
system,"
he
said.
He
said
many
foods,
carrots
for
example,
contain
amygdalin,
but
not
to
as
high
a
degree
"as
apricot
kernels,
which
will
being
taken
for
a
ride.
It's
happening
far
too
often.
Somebody
forgets,
Somebody
doesn't
pay
attention.
Somebody
knows
his
job
so
well
he
could
"do
it
blindfolded
".
We
see
the
results.
Job-related
injuries
and
deaths
continue
to
occur
at
a
depressing
rate.
,
.
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And
there's
one
person
who
can
do
a
lot
to
change
that
You,
be
the
source
for
his
pills.
Babcock
said
he
has
not
determined
yet
what
dosage
re-commendaions
will
be
put
on
the
labels
for
the
drug,
which
can
be
purchased
without
a
prescription.
He
said
that
will
be
done
in
agreement
with
the
state
Board
of
Pharmacy.
"As
a
manufacturer
we
will
put
a
dose
on
the
product
if
we
sell
it
in
retail
lots.
It
will
be
a
safe
dose,"
he
said.
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