France critics U S over communist cabinet picks riffs at Reagan
President Mitterrand rejects U S pressure over his government saying France will not be at Reagan's beck and call when he sneezes. Foreign Minister Cheysson warns of tighter nuclear controls while defending limited cooperation with Iraq under strict safeguards.
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Bani Sadr Takes Refuge with Kurdish Leaders
Exiled Iranian former president Abolhassan Bani Sadr is said to have taken refuge with Kurdish groups in Kurdistan. Kurdish leader Dogon Kilic, in Norway, claimed Bani Sadr is under protection by the Kurdish Democratic Party. Iran hunts for him, promising informants a heavenly reward. 50 political executions reported since his removal.
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Dan Air freight plane crash near Nailstone kills three
A British Hawker Siddley 748 freighter en route from London to Belfast via Castle Donington and Liverpool crashed near Nailstone Leicestershire. Three aboard the plane the pilot first officer and a postal assistant died. An airline spokesman said a Mayday was sent and a possible bomb explosion blowing the rear door is being investigated.
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Washington nuclear waste ban overturned by federal judge
U S District Judge Robert McNichols ruled Washington state may not bar incoming nuclear waste shipments. He cited national concerns and the federal supremacy and commerce clauses. The ruling could be appealed. the measure would have halted deliveries to a U S Ecology Inc site in southeast Washington.
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Thompson declares Chicago area transit rescue collapsed
Gov. James Thompson says negotiations to bail out the Chicago Regional Transportation Authority have failed with no rescue. He cites Chicago mismanagement and notes Mayor Jane Byrne rejected a 420 million dollar request over three years. Senate leader Rock signals caution while lawmakers push a two-system plan. Carriers will decide next month's service day by day.
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Ill
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Chicago
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Arthritis drug promises relief with fewer side effects
Wayne New Jersey researchers announced a new anti inflammatory drug that aims to help millions of arthritis patients while reducing common adverse effects seen with existing medications. The study described the drug as promising and targeted at easing joint pain and inflammation.
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New Arthritis Drug CINOPALfenbufen Moves Forward
Cyanamid's Lederle Laboratories Division developed CINOPALfenbufen which virtually eliminates serious gastric side effects in arthritis patients. Dr. Paul Gooding said the drug aims to improve long term therapy acceptance as high dose traditional drugs cause discomfort.
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GAO finds half of needed medical personnel available for mobilization
The General Accounting Office reports that the armed forces lack 50 percent of required active duty and reserve medical personnel for a full-scale mobilization. Shortages hit physicians nurses and enlisted staff hardest, with surgeons in the Army most in need, and full restoration is not expected until the late 1980s.
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Terrorist violence rises in Spain amid Basque unrest
In Hernani unidentified gunmen killed a 25 year old man at his doorway as police questioned four men over a second Francoist plot to topple democracy. Basques halted work for 10 minutes protesting the bloodshed that has claimed 35 lives this year including 25 in the Basque region.
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Brezhnev offers Nordic nuclear free zone promise
President Brezhnev proposed a Nordic nuclear free zone with a Soviet pledge not to use nuclear weapons in the region. He suggested either multilateral or bilateral accords with participating nations, notes Tass. Finland hinted at interest while Sweden remains neutral and Norway Denmark Iceland are NATO members with peacetime no nuclear deployment policies.
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