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Parade ad touts fat burning pill as miracle cure prompting postal hold and scrutiny. Officials call it quackery and warn the mail order scheme lacks a laboratory, with testing expected within a week to determine further action.
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Nancy Stevens
Ote
Cure
Parade
Sunday Gazette
Louisville
U.S. Postal Inspector’s
Christopher Shank
Cedar Rapids
Shank
Florida
the Gazette
John Dent
Cincinnati
Connor- Freeman Laboratories
Dent
Reagan Aides Shake Up Inner Circle as Deaver Resigns
Michael Deaver resigns as deputy White House chief of staff in a move that reshapes Reagan's inner circle. William Clark also resigns as interior secretary while Edwin Meese is re-nominated for attorney general. Baker and Fielding may follow, leaving California ties thinner ahead of year’s end.
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Gazette Wire Services
Washington
Michael Deaver
White House
Reagan
Deaver
California
William Clark
Interior
Senate
Edwin Meese
William French Smith
Department of Justice
Clark
James Baker
Fred Fielding
Congress back deficit grows as Stockman calls for cuts
Budget Director Stockman says next year’s deficit rose to 225 billion for 1986 and 240 billion for 1987. Congress and the Reagan administration face trimming 54 billion in 1986 to meet acceptable targets. Senators criticize parts as overly optimistic.
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Gazette Wire Services
Washington
99Th Congress
David Stockman
Stockman
House
Senate
Congress
Reagan Administration
Reagan
Robert Dole
Iowans press for real budget freeze over slurpee plan
Senator Grassley and Rep Tauke urged a full across the board budget freeze rejecting the Reagan plan. They argued the current freeze is insufficient and would require deep cuts for farmers students veterans and other groups. They introduced resolutions in Congress to cut about 35 billion from the deficit and warned defense boosts cannot proceed with cuts elsewhere.
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Py Wavid Ly Gazette
Washington
Ter
Charles Grassley
Riowa
Tom Tauke
Iowa
Grassley
Senate
Nancy Kassebaum
R-Kan
Joseph Biden
Ddelaware
Max Baucus
D-Mont
Tauke
Dubuque
Denny
Congress
Branstad opposes cuts to Soil Conservation Service
Governor Terry Branstad blasts Reagan administration plans to abolish the U S Soil Conservation Service and slashes in agriculture funding. He vows to fight any effort to single out agriculture while urging more aid for farmers as fears grow over a budget move that could halve the agency next year.
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Branstad
Judy Daubenmier
Des Moines
Burea
Terry Branstad
Reagan
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Soil Conservation Service
Drawing the Line on Pets Wearing Costumes
A discussion on the limits of eccentric fashion questions whether dressing animals crosses ethical or practical lines. It weighs animal welfare against playful self-expression and raises questions about cultural norms and responsibility.
Goetz claims he intended to kill four youths on subway
Prosecutor says Bernhard Goetz admitted to aiming to kill four teens who approached him for money and fled. A judge set bail at 50,000 dollars on attempted murder charges as Goetz returned to New York under police guard after a videotaped confession in Concord New Hampshire.
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Susan Braver
Manhattan
NEW York
Bernhard Goetz
Braver
Goetz
Concord
N.H
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Chuck Long
USFL
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Smith
Newtown
Tom Harkin
Newsweek
Marion
Subway
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