Six Appetite Suppressants Placed on Controlled List
The U S government placed six appetite suppressants on the controlled substances list to curb abuse. The move, announced in the Federal Register, requires registration for manufacturers and pharmacists and caps refills at five in six months. Hearings on two more pills will follow later this month.
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Army probes target Amarillo recruiters amid malpractice claims
Army authorities say 107 of 6500 recruiters face legal action over alleged improprieties detected in a nationwide probe. In Amarillo, Lt. Col. John Melbye is unavailable for comment as officials confirm cases include forged diplomas and tampered records. The drive focuses on individuals rather than a systemic conspiracy, tracing back to 1971 through last March.
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New Controls Put Futures in Turmoil
Prices on the Chicago Board of Trade plunged after President Nixon announced new controls to curb inflation and freeze food prices. Brokers reacted with uncertainty and liquidations, yet some held out hope prices might rebound as traders speculate on future values.
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Oklahoma seeks 30 day delay on user fee implementation
The Oklahoma congressional delegation asks Lt General Clark to postpone user fee collection at recreational sites for 30 days. They cite a Senate committee schedule and a Tulsa court case that added fee revisions with no public comment period.
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Two Mothers Have Some Name, Home
In Wichita Kansas AP report, Wesley Medical Center births reveal two Jenkins girls born Wednesday. Mrs. Donald Jenkins delivered at 10:26 a.m. and Mrs. Robert Jenkins followed with a daughter at 1:15 p.m. Wednesday.
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Wesley Medical Center
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