Bush Seeks Greater Access in Japan Trade Talks
President Bush in Japan on a 12 day Asia trip aims to increase access for American goods and services in Japanese markets. He spoke at a Toys R Us ribbon cutting in Kashihara and to students in Kyoto outlining plans for talks with Prime Minister Kiichi and other officials.
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Australia
GOP Backtracks On Primary In South Carolina
State Republicans move to reverse last year's decision against a presidential primary as Bush's popularity wanes. A March 7 vote could create 18 of 26 delegates for the winner, with remaining delegates split by district. Pat Buchanan and David Duke mount long-shot campaigns. Governor Carroll Campbell backs a primary to boost turnout and pressure opponents.
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Tritium Leak At SRS Declared No Public Health Threat
DOE official at the Savannah River Site says the 150 gallon spill of tritium-laced water into the Savannah River never posed health risks to the public. He notes media misinformation and that river levels stayed within federal safety limits, though two downstream water plants switched to backup sources.
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SRS Moves To Reduce Threat After Reactor Spill
SRS outlines steps to minimize recurrence risk and boost DOE response. Enhanced sampling and analysis programs with increased routine sampling aim to improve monitoring and rapid action after the incident.
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Doctors split over FDA silicone gel implant ban
Health care groups and physicians debate FDA action asking surgeons to halt silicone gel breast implants pending safety studies. Esther Rome voices concern that women are treated as test subjects while patients awaiting reconstruction feel betrayed.
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Shiela Prophieter
Aiken Surgeon Backs FDA Implanted Gel Ban Action
Aiken plastic surgeon Dr. Patrick Miller agrees to halt silicone gel breast implants for reconstruction and cosmetic use following the FDA order. He notes past implant use without issues and says the FDA treats the implant like a new drug, delaying broader use until proven safe. FDA requested manufacturers stop supply while an advisory panel gathers data within 45 days.
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Patrick Miller
Weould
Federal Drug Administration
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Waste Site Expected To Survive Fight
CLEARWATER The state Senate may back Gov. Campbell's bid to extend the Barnwell County low level nuclear waste landfill by two years. Sen. Tom Moore says a tougher House fight is likely if the facility is to stay open through 1994, requiring positive votes in both chambers to repeal the closure order. Moore spoke at Clearwater Elementary School outlining pre legislative issues as Assembly reconvenes January 14. Reapportionment, auto insurance, and the state budget also loom large this year.
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Local Names Listed in Page 8B Notice
A list of individuals including Richard Ashley Aiken Evelyn Brock Aiken Allen L Davis Philadelphia Vermer Garnett Augusta Anderson Jackson Augusta Lonnie Jackson Jr Aiken Beatrice Jones Johnston Ellis W Price Edgefield Mary Swope Aiken appears on page 8B for details likely a public or legal notice listing names and related actions.
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Barq’s Root Beer Promotes Soviet Memorabilia Sale
Barq’s Root Beer unveils a May Day promotion offering about 500,000 Soviet mementos in exchange for a proof of purchase and one dollar for postage. The campaign, titled the Soviet Union Going Out of Business Sale, launched after Gorbachev’s resignation and riffs on past quirky ads like Freddy’s Dead and metal campaigns.
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Mikhail Gorbachev
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Cold War Letters Reveal Lingering Tensions After Cuba Crisis
The State Department released 15 letters between John F Kennedy and Nikita Khrushchev from the Cuban missile crisis aftermath. The documents show mutual mistrust and a hope to ease Cold War tensions, aided by a conference in Havana featuring Castro.
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