Warnings of Nerve Drug Danger Called Inadequate
Washington AP report cites James Turner of Ralph Nader's Center for the Study of Responsive Law claiming doctors lack adequate warnings about Stelazine. He says half of patients on the drug may be unnecessarily exposed to Parkinsonian side effects. Smith Kline & French disputes the charge, citing lower doses for mild neuroses. FDA notes overuse and advises revised labeling, acknowledging some side effects persist long term.
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Urge Jumbo Jet Safety Changes
The National Transportation Safety Board urged stricter FAA enforcement of seat belt use during turbulence and safety upgrades in 47 jumbo jets after a Pan American 747 flight from New York to Paris caused injuries. Recommendations include improved overhead bin latches, headrests in economy, and narrow carry aisles to aid movement.
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Labeling claims under fire over Stelazine safety wording
Reactions amount to four percent of the feedback, while Turner and FDA officials questioned the labeling statement for Stelazine. They challenged the claim that clinical experience in more than 10 million patients shows serious side effects are greatly encountered.
Canal Pact Not Enough Rogers Says
Secretary of State Rogers told CENTO leaders that reopening the Suez Canal could lessen the risk of renewed Arab Israeli hostilities but cannot replace a final peace settlement. He urged new momentum toward a comprehensive Arab Israel accord and offered U S backing to guarantee a canal agreement and an overall settlement. The meeting comes as Turkey tightens measures to quell protests and leftist publications face crackdowns.
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U S Air Route To Poland Opens With Pan American Jet
New York reports the first Pan American jet flight to Warsaw with 87 passengers aboard. The three nonstop legs included Glasgow and Hamburg, with a weekly round trip until a second flight is added around May 23. In other notes, a prefabricated restaurant was hauled to a New Jersey mountain resort by helicopter.
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