FDA approves Rogaine as first prescription hair growth drug
Kalamazoo based Upjohn wins FDA clearance to market Rogaine for male pattern baldness. Hoff calls it the first large scale pharmaceutical study for hair growth while FDA confirms the announcement. In St Petersburg police say three brothers aged 12 14 and 15 hid a teen’s body after a shotgun accident pending autopsy results.
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U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Upjohn Co
U.S
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Lawrence C. Hoff
Washington
Bill Grigg
ST. Petersburg
Fla
APY
William Dennis Bowen III
George Pinckney
Bowen
Pickney
Pinckney
Heatwave Rolls In With Hazy Sunshine Townwide
A hot and sunny day brings highs in the mid to upper 90s with tonight’s fair skies and 70s. Tomorrow follows with partly cloudy conditions and more 90s, details on Page 6A.
Deaths in South Carolina and Florida communities
Obituary notices list James Bing North Charleston Sonny George Brayboy Miami Wendella K Gilbert Aiken Mamie Gilchrist North Augusta Walter L Glanton Aiken Otis O Bonds Swansea with details on page 6A of the edition.
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James Bing
North Charleston
Sonny
George Brayboy
Miami
Wendella K. Gilbert
Aiken
Mamie Gilchrist
North Augusta
Walter L. Glanton
Otis O. Bonds
Swansea
Bush Accepts Nomination In New Orleans Speech
George Bush formally accepts the Republican presidential nomination in New Orleans amid lagging polls. He aims to define his vision and reassure voters about leadership and policies as he prepares a prime time address. Press secretary Tate calls the speech thoughtful and personal.
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New Orleans
George Bush
White House
Bush
Sheila Tate
Bush pick earns applause from local Republicans
Ai ken County participants in the Republican National Convention praise George Bush for choosing Sen. Dan Quayle. Mike Brisson and Ken Goad commend the selection noting Quayle's Midwest roots and conservative record while Brisson highlights a CBS sign supporting the choice.
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George Bush
Aiken County
Mike Brisson
Ken Goad
Bush
Dan Quayle
Brisson
George
Quayle
CBS Television
Goad
Midwest
Will Quayle
Pakistan President Zia Killed In Fiery Plane Crash
Pakistan's new president Mohammad Zia ul-Haq died in a fiery C-130 crash near Bahawalpur. U S Ambassador Arnold Raphel and top Pakistani generals among the victims, as a state of emergency is declared and a probe ordered into possible sabotage. Funeral set for Saturday with George Shultz expected to attend.
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Islamabad
Pakistan
Mohammad Zia ul-Haq
Iery
U.S
Senate
Ghulam Ishaq Khan
India
Zia
George P. Shultz
Arnold Raphel
Herbert M. Wassom
Bahawalpur
P-Reactor at Savannah River Plant shuts down again for review
The P-Reactor at Savannah River Plant, restarted two weeks ago after seismic upgrades, was shut down Wednesday afternoon for about 45 days to re-examine reactor procedures and conduct an inspection and refueling outage. Du Pont officials say the shutdown allows a thorough evaluation of helium-3 buildup and power adjustment procedures.
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Savannah River
du Pont Co
SRP
Clif Webb
Department of Energy
du Pont
Roger Rollins
DOE
U.S
Webb
Rollins
Joint US Soviet Test Marks Step Toward Nuclear Peace
In Nevada's Site, US and Soviet scientists jointly monitor a historic nuclear test. The four year effort aims to slow the arms race and improve relations. Forty five American experts join Sept 14 at Semipalatinsk for parallel data gathering.
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Pahute Mesa
Nev
Nevada
Semipalatinsk
U.S. Subsidizing Exports
U.S. and European farm subsidies persist despite drought. They encourage overproduction, keep farmers reliant on government support, harm exports from developing nations, and cost taxpayers billions. Higher world prices since the drought reduces crop subsidy costs but curbs not. Page 10A.
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United States
Europe
U.S
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