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Show The Salt Lake Tribune, Friday, March 1 Judge Awards 31, 1978 N-Fe- Aioclatd Pms Lnamrmo Harold Brown U in very guard- condition Thursday after c(l stories down falling lation shaft in San Francisco. 27 venti- - KxjxvWd to Fix QoranruzR w Claim ar SANTA FE. NM. (AP) A state judge has awarded up to $75,000 to a Los Alamos Sncntific Laboratory worker who claims he was disabled by a neurotic fear that radiation would kill him Attorneys on both sides of the case involving Ramon Martinez, 57, of Espanola, said the i uling could have wide implications for the nut It ar industry, because the award was based solely on mental anxiety, not on any showing of actual phy steal harm. A spokesman for Los Alamos, the laboiatory about 40 miles northwest of Santa Fe where the first atomic bomb was developed, said no decision had been made about an appeal. The award came March 15 in an oral ruling at the end of n two-da- y trial conducted before District Judge J.T. Hensley in Espanola. Hensley ruled that Martinez was entitled to recover under the New Mexico occupational disability and disease law The judgment orders the laboratory and its insurance carrier to pay Martinez $125 per week for 600 weeks the maximum amount allow (d under the statute and to pick up the costs of any additional treatment for his anxiety neurosis. 1 think this is probably a precedent setter nationally, said Santa Fe attorney Gene Gallegos, who represented Martinez "In our research we found nothing exactly like tins Charmed Memories From America's Most Beautiful Store Select a landmark in precious metal for your charm bracelet The Tabernacle at the mi Ojvrib fur a 14K solid quid $100 IK) Gold filled $ ) ( Stedmq Silver $0 (Mi r r K V ' The Temple 14K soul qold Jn (, old filled Vs V t r0 Sterling Silvir $S Vt Vt ie VV - Cj A- - 0 Assorted bracelets from our collection. oaanrHZRv 20 East South Temple Ac ross from Hotel Utah Martinez, who worked in a laboratory foundry for 30 years shaping uranium 235 and 238 into devices ordered by scientists, had a number of physical ailments including liver and hearing problems. Man Survives Fall 27-Sto- ry SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - authorities expressed amazement Thursday that a man survived a plunge down a ventilaa tion shaft of the Building, hitting a cement floor at a speed approaching 100 mph. The man, identified by police as llarold Brown of Tacoma, Wash., suffered two severely fractured thighbones, two fractured kneecaps and a fractured hecllxine, but apparently no'intcmal injuries in the fall late Wednef M wheal Trans-amerie- Brown sprinted up to the 32nd floor, where a xil ice officer who had taken the elevator confronted him. Brown oiened the dexir to the shaft, scaled an eight-fifence, and began shimmying down a pipe molded to the side of the f(xit shaft. As police tried to talk him (Hit of the shaft. xt Brown shouted obscenities and spat at them. At the 29th floor, he shouted a final obscenity, yelled Goodbye! and let go, falling feet first to the second-stor- y mezzanine Mission sday night, Emergency Hospital Police said Brown Linda probably hit the walls of spokeswoman Johns said Thursday. tlie shaft one or more Thats all. Im not times, breakmg the fall kidding you It alxiut and saving his life. His blew my mind, said Ms. blue jeans and his pink Johns. She said he w as in T shirt, decorated with a stable condition after pyramid, were rippt-- off surgery to repair the him as he fell fractures and was The hospital would not to live. say whether Brown was Absolutely she saul( under the influence of The word I get talking drugs But one building to the doctors is that the official who asked not to guy is not very su k lx identified said, The guy w as flying. He probaconsidering what hapbly thought he was a pened to him. Everybird. in of of a sort state body's shock. Physicists say that had Brown been falling m a Crown w as const ious vacuum and not hit the as ambulance crews rehe would have walls, moved him from the reached a velocity of d pyramid-shapelandmark, about 98 mph But they building. He was say air pressure in the chanting, "Help me' Oh shaft slowed him down God, help me', witnesa ses! reported, and 2br jlt Take 3ribniu singing various tunes in324-fo- cluding "Camptown and one that Ilgices went, "Oh, what a trip I'm on' The following story was pieced together by jxdice, building officials and a security guard who heard and saw the entire drama on a closed circuit television monitor on the ground floor : Brown charged through the buildings locked doors at alxiut 10.30 pm. as an was leaving and dashed past a security guard, shouting, I want to see the man at the top! was sent by Gvxl. 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