Sanctions widen on British firm over Soviet gas pipeline
The United States extended pipeline sanctions to John Brown Engineering Co Ltd for sending six gas compressors to the Soviet Union. The shipment from Glasgow followed Britain’s breach of Reagan era rules, with Baldrige stating the move pressures the Soviet Union amid Poland’s tensions.
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McDonald’s Paris plans halted. license revoked
A Cook County judge voided an agreement to open 166 McDonald’s stores in Paris amid claims of filthy conditions at Dayan owned restaurants. Judge Richard L. Curry ordered removal of McDonald’s signs and trademark material from 12 of 14 Paris outlets. Dayan, an Illinois resident, first opened in 1972.
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Doctors urge reappraisal of diet pill ingredient
Doctors call for re evaluation of phenylpropanolamine hydrochloride used as appetite suppressants and nasal decongestants after reports of acute kidney failure in three patients. The compound appears in over 70 OTC drugs and linked serious toxic effects have been documented.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
Robert D. Swenson
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Schmidt defies calls for resignation in Bundestag clash
West Germany’s Helmut Schmidt refused to quit after hours of parliamentary sparring during his state-of-the-nation address. He challenged opponents to trigger a no confidence vote while opposition leader Helmut Kohl balked, awaiting results of two Sept elections. The coalition’s fragility continues as Foreign Minister Hans-Dietrich Genscher’s Free Democrats and the Social Democrats govern jointly.
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Turkish diplomat shot dead in Bulgaria
Turkish Foreign Ministry reports the 45 year old administrative attaché Bora Suelkan was shot outside his Burgas home as he returned from the consulate at 2 30 pm in what Armenian extremists claim as retaliation against Turkish officials.
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Revised hymnal OK'd by Episcopal Church in New Orleans
The Episcopal Church approved its first revised hymnal in 40 years to modernize language and include more women and Black voices. The 67th triennial convention saw overwhelming support from clergy and lay delegates.
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Food stamp use rises as means-tested benefits grow
Commerce Department data show about 7.1 million U.S. households received food stamps last year, a 5.1 percent rise from 1980, while free or subsidized school lunches declined. Medicaid and subsidized housing numbers also grew, though deemed less statistically significant, bringing total means-tested households to roughly 14.6 million, up from 14.3 million in 1980.
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Fla. Teens Charged in Gainesville Professor Torture Slaying
Three suspects, a teenager and two men with police records as male prostitutes, waived extradition and were handed to Florida authorities to face charges in the ritual murder of University of Florida nutrition professor Howard Appledorf in his Gainesville condo last weekend.
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