FDA moves to pull second generic Dyazide from market
The FDA proposed removing Bolar Pharmaceutical Co. Inc. from the market its second generic version of Dyazide amid questions about therapeutic value. The New York company said the drug remains safe and effective and will appeal within 30 days. In Moldavia, language and autonomy debates surface as Gorbachev communicates with Baltic officials about independence pressures.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Bolar Pharmaceutical Co. Inc
Copiague
Bolar
Muscow
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Communist Party
Lithuania
Baltic
Communist Party Newspay
Pravda
Moldavia
Chit
Agirdas Brazauskas
Romaldus Olozus
Gorbachev
Moscow
Latvia
Estonia
Josef Stalin
Adolf Hitler
Olezus
Sajudis
Vilnius
Brazauskas
States Initiate Diplomatic Relations With China
Xolonia seeks formal ties with the People’s Republic of China after a joint communique signed by Zai Zhang of China and Andon Amrich of the federated states. China to aid Micronesia’s entry into international bodies. The Caroline Island archipelago includes Pohnpei Kosrae Truk and Yap. Population about 9000. Located 3000 miles southwest of Hawaii. Micronesia joined in free association with the United States in 1986 ending UN trust territory governance.
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Xolonia
Federated States of Micronesia
China
Zai Zhang
Australia
Andon Amarich
Federated States
People’s Republic of China
Zhang
Asian Development Bank
Conviction Of Armed Man Upheld In Sixth Robbery Attempt
Massachusetts Court of Appeals affirmed the armed assault conviction of Christopher Johnson for his sixth robbery attempt at the Dragon Inn. He had been convicted on five armed robbery counts for prior robberies in a four month span, and was shot during the final attempt on April 30, 1987 after employees said he flashed a gun.
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Susian
Massachusetts Court of Appeals
Christopher Johnson
Dragon Inn
Johnson
First Hydrogen Protogalaxy Found Near Milky Way
The foundation announced a massive hydrogen cloud ten times the Milky Way’s size, located 65 million light-years away, suggesting possible ongoing galaxy formation. Discoverers include Riccardo Giovanelli of Cornell and Martha Haynes, also of Cornell, at the National Astronomy Center in Arecibo, Puerto Rico.
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Svatiofia Science Romantc
Foundation
Riccardo Giovanelli
Cornell University
Arecibo
Puerto Rico
Martha Haynes
Cornell
Aiken Standard Shipping Postage Notice Printed
Fragmentary OCR shows Aiken Standard and a postage notice in Aiken South Carolina 29802. Mentions postmaster and standard box number. unreadable dates and amounts. Indicates Sunday morning publication and postal registries in Roane District.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
P.O
Aiken, S.C
Estapuaneg
Aon
S.C
Fears Force Educators To Change Programs
Washington activists say fear of lawsuits is forcing schools to cancel or modify trips, shop classes, physical education, athletics, and extracurriculars. A survey of 60 principals and attorneys shows 51 activities canceled and 301 altered due to liability costs.
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Washington
Activi
America
Martin F. Connor
The
American ‘Tort Reform Association
Connor
Testimony details PTL funds used as hush money
In Charlotte, former aide David Taggart testified that Jim Bakker used church funds to pay Jessica Hahn to keep silent about their affair. Prosecutors allege $4 million was diverted from $158 million raised via life partnership sales. Bakker faces 28 counts of fraud and conspiracy and potential up to 120 years in prison.
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Charlotte
N.C
Jim Bakker
PTL
Jessica Hahn
David Taggart
Bakker
Hahn
George T. Davis
Taggart
Johnny Carson
Evangelical Empire
Davis
Richard Dortch
James
Dortch
UN chief seeks Contras cooperation on disarmament plan
Secretary General Javier Perez de Cuellar said he plans to contact the U S backed Nicaraguan rebels to win their cooperation with a peace plan for disarmament. Five Central American nations asked the UN to monitor voluntary disbanding of up to 11 000 Contras in Honduras and repatriation of as many as 12 000 dependents. He noted monitoring disarmament is complex and requires assurances of rebel cooperation, with contacts to begin soon after briefing the Security Council.
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United Nations
Javier Perez de Cuellar
Honduras
Perez de Cuellar
Security Council
Policy Toward Panama Enters Uncertain Phase
The article notes Panama faces an uncertain phase as Delvalle’s term ends without a recognized successor, leaving the United States without a formally acknowledged Panamanian president. It explains past nonrecognition shifts, Delvalle’s ouster, and potential diplomatic and naval implications amid the void in Panama’s leadership.
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Washington
USS
Panama
United States
Eric Arturo Velvalle
Manuel
Antonio Noriega
Reagan
Delvalle
Bush
Last Minute Adjustments Saved Voyager Photos
NASA says late camera tweaks saved Voyager’s Neptune moon Triton images showing icy volcanoes. Voyager data also indicate Triton as the coldest body measured in the solar system and Neptune’s atmosphere shares smog-like quality with Los Angeles, officials say.
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Pasadena
Calif
Voyager
Neptune
Triton
NASA
Rich Ter Ile
Natloss Aeronatus
Space Faseistration
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Voyager Project
Edward Stone
Solar System
Los Angeles
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