Reagan marks third anniversary, calls Afghan war a failure
President Reagan praised Afghan freedom fighters on the third anniversary of the Soviet invasion. He said Soviet forces failed to control the countryside or build a socialist Afghan state and urged a complete Soviet withdrawal. Western leaders echoed calls to end the occupation.
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Doctors become patients for aspirin test in Boston
More than 27,000 American physicians agreed to swallow a daily pill for four years to test aspirin’s effect on heart disease and a carotene form of vitamin A on cancer. The Harvard study, led by Dr. Charles Hennekens, randomizes pills to measure health benefits without revealing who gets what.
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Actress Theresa Saldana to undergo more surgery after stabbing
Theresa Saldana, 27, says she will have additional surgeries following the March stabbing outside her Hollywood home that nearly killed her. She notes continuing acting work in TV roles and an afternoon children's special.
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Hunger problem resurfaces in U S say nutrition expert
Dr. Jean Mayer of Tufts warns on CBS Face the Nation that hunger is reappearing in the United States as food programs are cut. He opposes turning food stamps to the states and criticizes the administration for weak nutrition policy and junk food sales in schools.
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Contaminant tests find no cyanide in Anacin-3 bottles
Health inspectors tested eight bottles from the same lot as cyanide tainted capsules and found no contaminants. A San Jose woman previously died after swallowing cyanide spiked capsules from the same batch.
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