Flexible licensing boosts drug access says editorial
An editorial argues the FDA should adopt a more flexible licensing approach to speed promising drugs to patients while maintaining safety. It cites Depakene and thalidomide as examples of risk and reward, noting overseas use and selective approvals that saved lives but cautioning against lax standards.
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Stamp substitution near food stamps under farm bill
The draft provision would let the Agriculture Secretary issue cash payments to some food stamp recipients instead of issuing stamps. If approved, the plan could cut costs by removing middlemen and reducing administration, with Birmingham raised as a potential pilot by Operation New Britain.
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Washington Immigrant Welfare Debate and Pear Breeding Advance
Washington report questions how many immigrants on public welfare as sponsors certify arrivals and welfare use. It notes consular officers and embassy comments on welfare access, then shifts to National Agricultural Research Center efforts to breed a pest resistant pear and other fruit varieties, highlighting Maryland trials and improved berry and apple crops.
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Maryland
S POSSIBLE Robert Schuller and Cowper Hymns Amid Devastation
A fragmented reminiscence recalls Robert Schuller and poet William Cowper as favorite hymns echo in churches after a devastating tornado. The speaker describes losing home and livestock, sharing a church gathering the day after the disaster, and finding faith in songs during hard times.
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Local Church Leader’s Diary Seeks Mercy and New Life
A fragmented 19th century style report tells of a clergyman who faced repeated suicide attempts after a river crossing and a failed rope attempt. He later records a diary entry pleading for God’s mercy, describing a transformation and renewed hope through divine presence.
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Uridge
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Gauxdl
Rosa Gonzalez Named Band Drum Major Prominent 1917
Sun Files recalls Rosa Gonzalez named drum major for a 1967 prom era segment. Notes from SEPT 19 1917 reference Sam Houston Fatals project and resettlement funds. Flora Welch Bagg opens a piano studio on Pelly Baylawn highway.
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Wehlands
Flora Welch Bagg
M. M. Brown
City Atly
Shannon L. Murray
Cathriner
Downtown merchants report 100 percent value increases
Berry's World notes delegation of downtown merchants and property owners tell the school equalization board that values have risen by a full 100 percent in some cases. SEPT. 13, 1987 Rosa Gonzalez debuts as drum major for Robert E. Lee Band at halftime of the Gander-Lamar game in Memorial Stadium. Baytown adopts a 1,080,776 budget with a tax rate of 1.72 per 10 of assessed valuation.
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Rosa Gonzalez
Robert E. Lee
Memorial Stadium
Baytown
Linda Samuelson
Cou
Investors seek stock picks while avoiding risk
Investors in the stock market search for opportunities with limited risk, wagering on small but growing firms not favored by big institutions. The piece notes a paradox where portfolio managers balance risk and reward, advocating selective bets over broad market exposure amid volatile NYSE conditions.
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Today In History highlights September 13 1977 events
Highlights note key historical events on September 13 across years. From the 1788 US Constitutional Convention electing the first national elections to the 1943 Chiang Kai-shek presidency, Muskie’s Maine victory in 1954, W German Soviet relations in 1955, Nixon Kennedy Catholicism remarks in 1960, and other items. Also mentions birthdays and quotes figures like Ronald Colman.
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United States
Plains of Abraham
Quebec
Francis Seall Key
Fort McHenry
Baltimore
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Maine
Edmund Muskie
West Germany
Soviet Union
Richard Nixon
John Kennedy
Supreme Court
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Henry Kissinger
Kremlin
Ford Administration
United Nations
AcLressedo Calbert
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Aetor
Ronald Colman
Dear Dr Lamb Help for Weight Gain From Poor Appetite and Smoking
A young woman seeks advice on gaining weight with low appetite and a rash from foods, while smoking three packs daily. Recommendations include quitting smoking, choosing high calorie foods like starches fats and sweets, considering canned or cooked fruits and vegetables if fresh are intolerable, using whole grains for bulk, possible milk products for potassium, and adding regular exercise such as a walk before meals.
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DR. Lamb
American Heart Association
American Lung Association
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