by the medical establishment and the F.D.A. These programs
        have brought hundreds of patients flocking to Houston to be treated with "antineoplaston."

It closes not only with a request for information, but with an offer to supply "any additional

information about this matter."



        Based partly on this letter and the subpoenas, as well as on other acts that will be discussed

below, Dr. Burzynski and BRI launched the current action, Burzynski II, in the United States District

Court for the Southern District of Texas. In the complaint, they allege the following: On the advice

of Monaco, AEtna has instituted a tactical policy of impleading doctors in disputed claims litigation

on the theory that the doctor will not find it profitableseveral Perth Amboy social service groups, was surprised with a car at St. John the Baptist Orthodox Church in the city. Bobby O'Buck, left, who donated the car, and his son Erik show Carmon the tools inside the trunk.

Rosco described Carmon as one of Perth Amboy's best-known good Samaritans, someone who is practically on call 24 hours a day.

Carmon, a former claims adjudicator for the state's disability determinations division, has also helped people navigate the complicated paperwork required to file for Social Security benefits. And she frequently drives throughout the city distributing fliers for the church's soup kitchen.

"She has done all this without me really asking her, or without anyone asking her," Rosco said. "It's just this wonderful thing about her."

Carmon, a lifelong Perth Amboy resident who declined