Sneezing Remedy Highlighted In Medical Report
A 23 year old woman with a chocolate allergy sneezed 300 times per hour for two hours after ice cream was pushed into her face. Doctors treated her with cocaine hydrochloride as a topical anesthetic to stop the reflex and she recovered.
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Boston
New England Journal of Medicine
James T. Sturm
St. Paul Ramsey Medical Center
Minnesota
Stress guilty of first degree murder in ax slaying
In San Diego Stanley Stress 68 was found sane and guilty of first degree murder in the Nov 4 1985 ax attack on his wife Phyllis Stress 74 at their Point Loma home. Police found her body with an axe embedded in her head on a living room couch.
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San Diego
Reagan
Sunny Days Ahead Forecast Brisk Nights Continue
A period of sunny mild days and brisk cold nights is forecast through the weekend. Tonight's skies will be clear with a low in the lower 30s. Tomorrow's outlook calls for sunshine and a high in the mid 60s.
Death notices for Eva Cooper Eubanks Freeman Key Raborn
Death notices list Eva O Cooper Wagener Elaine Eubanks Findlay Ohio Viola Freeman North Augusta Mary Key Chapel Oak Md Grady Lybrand Aiken Thomas B Raborn Aiken with details continued on Page 12A.
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Eva O. Cooper
Wagener
Elaine Eubanks
Findlay
Ohio
Viola Freeman
North Augusta
Mary Key
Chapel Oak
Grady Lybrand
Aiken
Thomas B. Raborn
Nuclear Plan Could Stall SRP Growth
Washington lawmakers push to replace the aging N Reactor at Hanford near Richland and to finish interrupted WPPSS reactors. The move could limit future Savannah River Plant development while enabling decommissioning of the N Reactor and easing WPPSS debt.
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Washington State
Savannah River
U.S. Department of Energy
Hanford
Richland
Wash
SRP
Daniel Evans
R-Wash
Slade Gor
Ton
Washington Public Power Supply System
Monica Thompson
Sen. Evans
$1 Trillion Budget To Be Seen
Washington AP: Reagan seeks deficit reduction as the administration plans the first $1 trillion budget. The plan features $50 billion in cuts to reach an $108 billion target under Gramm Rudman. Cabinet preview noted deep cuts across agencies with detailed analysis to follow as budget officers review program cuts.
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Washington
Reagan
Congress
China
Miles
James C. Miller III
Is Gramm-Rudman
Office of Management and Budget
Larry Speakes
Agriculture
Richard E. Lyng
Cabinet Called To Testify On Arms Deal
Reagan aides face Senate probe into Iran Contra as Poindexter and North invoke the Fifth Amendment. Vice President Bush promises transparency while panel signals possible Cabinet testimony and immunity options. ABC poll shows 48 percent would resign if Reagan lied.
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Washington
Reagan
Administration
Senate Intelligence Committee
George Bush
U.S
Iran
Nicaragua
John M. Poindexter
Edwin Meese III
Poindexter
Congressional
Oliver North
Meese
Durenberger
White House
ABC News
Copter Crash Delays Nuclear Winter Study In California
A Los Angeles County Fire Department helicopter crashed during a test burn in the Angeles National Forest delaying a NASA study on whether smoke from atomic war could trigger a nuclear winter. Pilot Gary Lineberry was treated for scratches as crews worked to restart conditions for the experiment.
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Sandimas
Calif
NASA
Los Angeles County Fire Department
Gary Lineberry
Lodi Canyon
Angeles National Forest
San Dimas Experimental Forest
Los Angeles
U.S. Forest Service
Steve Raybould
Earth
Nationl Aeronautics and Space Administration
Wesley “Randy” Cofer III
Joel Levine
Gordon Rowley
The
Forest Service
Garry Oversby
National Transportation Safety Board
Deborah Shackelford
Oversley
Bell
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