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...referred to, the judge overturned the jury verdict, thus freeing Dow Chemical from any liability. Furthermore, Dow Chemical has been dismissed from about 4,000 implant cases in New York, Michigan and California because judges found no basis for suing it for the product produced by another company. JOHN MUSSER, Director of Public Affairs Dow Chemical Co. Midland, Mich...
...with implants. Yet twice before, in trials similar to the one that will unfold in Louisiana, juries have awarded plaintiffs millions of dollars. Why? Because scientists can never say anything is absolutely true or false. Who knows what future research may uncover? "That's where we stumble," admits John Musser, a Dow Chemical spokesman...
...Shoeless Joe Jackson after he confessed that he was involved in fixing the 1919 World Series, generations of sad-eyed children have been forced to learn that baseball can be a cruel business. So it was in Oakland with 14-year-old Jeremy Musser and his brother Nick, 11. The moral for Nick is that "the players are getting too greedy." Jeremy's allegiance to the game is in danger of fading. "If I can't be a baseball fan," he said practically, "I'll probably switch to golf." All over America, empty baseball diamonds bake with dust...
...arrival of a "foreigner." The audience meets Betty Meeks (Jeanne Simpson), proprietor of the fishing lodge in which the action takes place; the Reverend David Lee (Richard Claflin) and his fiance Catherine Simms (Bina Martin); Catherine's exuberant but uneducated brother, Ellard (Ian Lithgow); Ku Klux Klan member Owen Musser (Glenn Kessler); and military man Forggy Leseur (J.C Wolfgang Murad), who brings the painfully shy Charlie Baker (Tom Hughes) to Tilghman County and suggests that in order to avoid conversation he pretend to be a foreigner...
...Betty (Heather Gunn) says, "you can't believe everything you hear," and most of the people Charlie (Jon Blackstone) meets have something to hide. Meat-packing heiress Catherine Simms (Brodie Fisher), overzealous building inspector Owen Musser (Steve Lyne), and even the saintly Reverend David Lee (Jon Finks), Catherine's fiance, reveal their secrets in his presence, thinking he won't understand...