Birth control dog food awaits FDA approval for market sale
Carnation Co says its Extra Care dog food, containing the birth control drug mibolerone, is ready for FDA approval after a decade of development. The product is prescribed by veterinarians and seeks over the counter sales, with safety and labeling to be reviewed.
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Pet Food
Carnation Co
Carnation
Upjohn Co
Chamberlin
Humane Society of the
United States
Driver convicted in Santa Monica killings and attempted murders
A 21 year old man, Danny Lee Young, was convicted of first degree murder for fatally striking a 15 year old girl and 48 counts of attempted murder. He also faced 20 counts of great bodily injury as part of the charges. A second phase will decide sanity at the time of the incident.
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Calif
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Jacqueline Weiss
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Koch challenges Bellamy for New York mayor
New York City Council President Carol Bellamy announced she will run for mayor challenging Ed Koch. Bellamy criticized Koch as too friendly to real estate and not attentive enough to the poor minorities and other boroughs.
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New York
Carol Bellamy
Ed Koch
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Khmer Rouge repels Vietnamese attack near Phnom Malai
Khmer Rouge guerrillas repulsed a Vietnamese assault on their mountain strongholds in western Cambodia firing mortars and RPGs. They also claimed a raid on Cambodia's second largest city and destruction of its airbase, as a Vietnamese vanguard was pushed two miles from Phnom Malai south of Aranyaprathet.
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Thailand
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Walesa calls end to repression after priest murder conviction
Solidarity leader Lech Walesa urged an end to repression and propaganda terror in Poland after four secret police officers were convicted for the murder of a pro Solidarity priest. He spoke in Warsaw on Friday about the case and its implications for Polish politics and society.
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Poland
Solidarity
Lech Walesa
French researchers report drug halts AIDS virus in teen
New drug HPA-23, tested on four patients, temporarily halted the AIDS virus in a 15-year-old hemophiliac who has returned to school. In other patients the virus reappeared after initial suppression. The drug may also affect particles linked to Creutzfeldt Jakob and scrapie, but is not a cure.
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NEW York
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Pasteur Institute
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Probe into Grenada gun case handling
The Pentagon will review whether seven lower ranking soldiers were fairly court-martialed for returning captured AK-47 rifles from Grenada while their commanding officer escaped punishment for allegedly trying to bring home 16 Soviet made weapons.
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U.S
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Defense
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Department
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Metcalf
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Metcalfs
Atlantic Fleet
Gingrich loses debate on Central America at Oxford Union
Newt Gingrich faced a 285 to 158 vote against his stance that American involvement in Central America aligns with Western values after Nicaraguan VP Sergio Ramirez spoke. Ramirez departed after his remarks while Gingrich faced questions from students during the Oxford Union debate. Loretta Young to return in Dark Mansions with Spelling. Johnny Carson's estranged wife seeks more alimony in Los Angeles.
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Central America
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Seattle
Spelling
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ABC
Los Angeles
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Pierre
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Carson
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Pravda Accuses U S of Poisoning Geneva Talks Atmosphere
Pravda charges Washington with smearing Soviet adherence to arms pacts to derail Geneva talks set for March 12. The editorial lists U S alleged treaty violations and warns that U S aims include pressuring Congress and undermining existing agreements while asserting the arms race is inevitable.
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