FDA bans chloroform in drugs but no recall ordered yet
The FDA finalized a ban on chloroform in drugs and cosmetics effective July 29, but did not require recalls. Inventories may remain on shelves as the agency found no significant health risk from quantities present. The move follows links to liver cancer in mice and kidney tumors in rats and drew criticism from consumer group advocates.
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New York
United States Food and Drug Administration
Sidney Wolfe
Health Research Group
Washington
FDA
Wolfe
New York State Consumer Protection Board
Rosemary Pooler
Alexander M. Schmidt
Colgate-Palmolive
Crest
Aim
Colgate
Windsurfing World Championships Reach Nassau Bahamas
Visitors to Nassau from November 15 to 20 can watch the World Championships of Windsurfing featuring over 250 top competitors. Events include free style slalom and hot dogging, blending surfing and standup sailing skills.
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Nassau
Bahamas
Paradise Island
Colonists Ate Diet of Venison at Colony Table
Texas A and M researchers say early American diet centered on venison stew with beef only for old cows. The finding comes from food experts at the university, shaping view of colonial meals.
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College Station, Tex
Weekend theater schedule for Long Branch area
Saturday listings show multiple venues with films and stage shows. Highlights include Show Boat at Theater Times, Omen screenings at World, mid day and evening showings for Gas Bambi Lifeguard The Silent Movie and The Outlaw Josey Wales across Eastown Collins Twixt Town Twin West Twin East Marion and CINEMAX venues.
Authors Receive Book Awards
The 27th annual national book awards were presented at the National Institute of Arts and Letters. Winners include Paul Fussell for The Great War and Modern Memory, Walter D. Edmonds for Bert Breen's Barn, Michael J. Arlen for Passage to Ararat, William Gaddis for JR, David Brion Davis for The Problem of Slavery in the Age of Revolution, and John Ashbery for Self Portrait in a Convex Mirror.
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New York
National Institute of Arts and Letters
Arts and Letters
Paul Fussell
Oxford University Press
Walter D. Edmonds
Bert Breen
Little, Brown
Michael J. Arlen
Ararat
Farrar, Straus & Giroux
William Gaddis
Knopf
David Brion Davis
Cornell University Press
John Ashbery
Viking
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Citibank
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National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
American Motors
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Anne Archer
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Pariker Stevenson
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Ron Silverman
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