Nasal insulin spray may replace injections for diabetics
Boston researchers led by Dr. Jeffrey Flier report a nose spray delivering insulin absorbed into blood within ten minutes. If proven safe in trials, the method could reach market in three to four years, potentially helping many diabetics control sugar with meals and reducing daily injections.
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Boston
Jeffrey §. Flier
Flier
Beth Israel Hospital
American Diabetes Association
San Antonio
Texas
United States
Reagan Takes Education Issue to Tennessee
President Reagan travels to Knoxville to hear Gov. Lamar Alexander defend a master teacher merit bonus plan offering up to seven thousand dollars. He will meet with teachers, tour a class, and hold a discussion with state leaders as part of a listening session.
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Washington
Reagan
Tennessee
Lamar Alexander
Knoxville
Alexander
Farragut High School
White House
Larry Speakes
Mondale Aides Say Cranston Won Wisconsin By Organization
Mondale campaign managers say they were out organized in Wisconsin and not panicking, citing Cranston’s upset straw poll victory as due to superior organization rather than flaws in Mondale’s appeal. Beckel calls the loss a test of how well the campaign absorbs setbacks and plans to adjust while maintaining core strategy.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Walter F. Mondale
Robert G. Beckel
Mondale
Beckel
Alan Cranston
California
Cranston
Trout Run Bears Murder Mystery Leaves Residents Silent
In Trout Run Pennsylvania carcasses of black bears are found mutilated and dumped. Residents refuse to name suspects while the state Game Commission seeks out of season hunters but lacks manpower for a stakeout.
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Trout Run
State Game Commission
Stone Ends Latin Tour Troubled by Central America Policy
U S special envoy Richard Stone wrapped a 10 nation Latin American tour in Mexico where Mexico and Washington clash over Nicaragua and other liberation movements. Mexico rejects Reagan era domino theory while fearing southward leftist agitation crossing the border. Stone met with President Miguel de la Madrid for 45 minutes to discuss Central American conflicts.
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Mexico City
U.S
Richard Stone
Mexico
Nicaragua
Reagan
Central America
Stone
Miguel de la Madrid
Construction Company Target Of Bid Rigging Investigation
A Murrells Inlet construction firm Rothrock Construction Inc and former president Steve D. Rothrock were indicted on a one count felony charge for allegedly rigging bids on a North Charleston sewer project as part of a multistate probe into construction contracts. The indictment was filed in Columbia by U.S. Attorney Henry Dargan Mac Master.
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Columbia
Murrells Inlet Construction
North Charleston
South Carolina
Rothrock Construction Inc
Steve D. Rothrock
U.S. Justice Department
U.S
Henry Dargan MacMaster
Senate seeks escape from pay dilemma in House-Senate gap
Washington AP Senate Majority Leader Baker battles a pay mismatch between the Senate and House while proposing sweeping reforms. He floated halfing pay to 36000 with unlimited outside income and strict reporting, and an independent pay commission via constitutional amendment, but faces doubtful odds. The House salary stands at 69800 with senators at 60662 and outside earnings draw scrutiny.
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Washington
Howard H. Baker Jr
Senate
House of Representatives
Baker
Capitol
Robert J. Dole
Kan
Senate Finance Committee
House
Lowell Weicker
Rconn
Plea May Affect De Lorean In Cocaine Case
Aviation engineer William Hetrick pleaded guilty to six drug and money laundering counts and agreed to testify against John Z De Lorean. He must forfeit nearly 450000 dollars in narcotics earnings hidden in a Caribbean bank as part of the plea.
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Los Angeles
John Z. de Lorean
William Morgan Hetrick
Hetrick
Stephen B. Wilson
U.S
de Lorean
Howard Wietzman
Wietzman
South Carolina Famously Allows Young Moped Riders
South Carolina remains the only state permitting drivers under 14 to operate mopeds on most roads, fueling high accident rates. In 1982 the state logged ten deaths and 133 injuries, with three more deaths this year, as officials urge better education and enforcement.
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Greenville
South Carolina
National Highway Traffic Safety Department
Capt
R.W. Smith
State Department of Highways and Public Transportation
Rick Wheeler
Agrati-Garelli
Roscoe Kyle
Kyle
Smith
Celebrities Attend Superman III Prem reel for Special Olympics
Susan St James Christopher Atkins and Christopher Reeve head a celebrity guest list at the Superman III premiere benefiting Special Olympics and Marrakech. Attendees pay 100 dollars for a Lawn Club reception in New Haven before a screening at the Showcase Cinemas in Orange.
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Susan ST. James
Christopher Atkins
Man of Steel
Christopher Reeve
Superman
Richard Pryor
Brooke Shields
Paul Newman
New Haven
Conn
John F. Kennedy Jr
Gordie Howe
Howard Cosell
Showcase
Orange
Eunice Kennedy Shriver
Marrakech
Webster Seeks Home Workers To Update Local Mailing Lists
Webster, America's dictionary company, seeks part time home workers to update mailing lists. No experience needed. Send name, address, date of birth to Webster Dept at 1681 Bayview Ave Suite 101 Toronto Ontario M46 3C1. Enclose one dollar for air mail shipment. 1983 w.P.c. Ltd.
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Webster
America
Bayview Ave
Toronto
Ontario
w.P.c. Ltd
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