Saccharin study delays FDA ban plans
Washington officials say a Canadian led study linking saccharin to bladder cancer in men may push back FDA action. Commissioner Donald Kennedy noted a likely delay of months as agencies seek study review and public comment before any ban. A full publication is not yet released, but preliminary findings prompted caution and a public hearing to discuss next steps.
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Haldeman and family at UCLA law graduation
Former White House Chief of Staff H. R. Haldeman and Mrs. Haldeman celebrate daughter Susan Ward Haldeman graduating from UCLA law school. Haldeman to report to a federal prison camp in Lampo Wednesday to begin a 30 month to eight year sentence for obstruction of justice in the Watergate coverup. Parole eligibility after two and a half years.
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Officials approve pipeline oil flow after testing in Alaska
After 10 weeks of testing, Alyeska Pipeline Service Co. gains permission to start moving crude through the trans-Alaska line. James Joseph says a surveillance team will ensure compliance with environmental and technical rules under a US government right-of-way agreement, with halting power if safety or environmental risks arise.
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Scandal probe says U S spied on South Korea’s Blue House
UPI reports The New York Times said U S intelligence spied on the Blue House in Seoul starting in 1975 using beamed radio waves to access rooms without bugs. Bribery and other allegations prompted a federal inquiry while officials cited distrust of Park Chung Hee and fears of a deal with the North.
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Major League hires and firings shake baseball page
Frank Robinson, hired in 1974 to manage the Cleveland Indians, is fired and replaced by Jeff Torborg, who will lead the Tribe through 1978. Darrell Evans hits a two run homer in the seventh to spark a 6-? win and complete a doubleheader sweep over the Pirates.
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Ford uses late model strategy to counter pollution delay
The nation’s Ford Motor Co. tests a numbers game by releasing some cars as late 1977 models to skirt a congressional delay in stricter 1974 pollution standards. The Public Health Reports study notes personal crisis reports rise in spring after winter patterns.
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Begin signs coalition deal for slim Israel majority
Prime Minister designate Menahem Begin signs an agreement with two religious parties to form a rightist coalition with a slim but solid majority in Israel's parliament, while former U S Secretary of State Henry Kissinger criticizes the Carter administration for secret diplomacy.
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Newark youths plan cross country bike trip in June
Four Newark youths Tomeves Amant Jayall Chuck Roberts Clay Cutter and Gary Octrand, all 19 or younger, plan a week long bicycle tour starting June 22 from Mount Vernon Washington. They will ride 65 miles daily on 1 speed bikes loaded with supplies and aim to rest at friends along routes while facing weather risks and gear needs. Jay will handle bike mechanics while Cutter cooks and Roberts coordinates social plans with travelers.
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