U S official orders saccharin probe
Washington reports that Dr Herbert Ley, head of the PDA, ordered an investigation into saccharin after cyclamate ban. The probe, led by EDA and FDA officials, aims to assess safety amid public concerns while noting no urgent findings yet.
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Uerbert Ley
Deag Administration
PDA
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Dash
Ua Zalman
Robert J. Finch
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Department of Health, Education ,and Welfare
Zatman
FDA
Mail ad deluge for rich
Washington reports a projected shift in junk mail toward targeting the rich and relatively affluent. Rep James G O'Hara says direct mail could use zip-code data to tailor campaigns, with the IRS publishing income data by zip codes for subscribers including several companies.
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Washington
UPL
James G. O'Hara
D-Mich
L Mara
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
O’rara
Pontentis
O'aya
Diaper Derby Planned At Coabot College Auditorium
A diaper derby talent show titled Ets to hold diaper derby will take place at 1 pm on October 26 in the Coabot College auditorium. Sponsored by AM VETS American Veterans of World War II and Korea San Leandro D-Day Youth unit.
38 years of Girl Scouting parade in Seattle convention
A fashion parade of Girl Scout uniforms marks the 18th National Convention in Seattle. Cris Tamara models the 3912 adult uniform beside Mrs. Dean as the display progresses.
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Girl Scouts
Seattle
Cris Tamara
Nest
Dean
Oakland planners seek veto override on Reagan grant
Embittered West Oakland planning unit seeks to overturn Gov. Reagan veto of a 204000 grant for the Fruitvale plan. Spokesmen accuse Mayor Reading and Meese of a political move against Oakland’s poor and say they complied with all guidelines while Reagan cites a shadow government motive behind the veto.
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Oakland
UPI
West Oakland Fruitvale Planing Council
Office of Economic Opportunity
Eaune
Ronald Reagan
Uni
Joh Reading
Reagan
Blast to complete key link in State Water Project
Sacramento AP report details Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecker initiating a dynamite blast to clear the last rock 32 feet for the Carley Porter segment of the 3 billion State Water Project. Two crews near Tehachapi Mountains have aligned the 20 foot sections, with completion expected in about 18 months before water flow begins to Southern California. The project has faced delays including a 1967 cave-in that halted south end work for five months and a earlier five month stoppage.
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Sacramento
Los Angeles
Ed Reinecker
Tehaehapi Mountains
Lunes
Tehachhapis
California
Revolt by Chilean Army Officers Rumors Spread
In Santiago and San Felipe two Chilean regiments reportedly revolted. The government said high command moved to subdue the unrest. Ringleaders were named Captain Mora and Major Marshall with Captains Nivrat and others recently retired.
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Santiago
Chile
UPC
San Felipe
Army High Command
Tacha
Mora
Roberto Vintx
San Leche
Marshall
Nivrat
Oakland Airport transit study feasibility planned
Oakland agencies including City of Oakland Alameda County the Port of Oakland Alameda Contra Costa Transit District and Bay Area Rapid Transit District join for a 100 000 study to assess rapid transit to Oakland Airport. A 60 000 federal grant is sought to aid the study.
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Speneus
Oakland Airport
City of
Oaklands
Mameda County
Vorioof
Oakland
Alamda- Contra Costa Transit
Bay Area Rapid ‘Transit District
Coliseum, Inc
Jack Kerouac Dies in Florida at 47
Lowell, Massachusetts reports Jack Kerouac, leading Beat Generation writer, died early today at a St. Petersburg hospital after a Monday hemorrhage. His autobiographical Town and the City preceded his famous On the Road, which defined the Beat movement and paired with his travels across the United States.
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Lowell, Mass
Jack Kerouac
Beat Generatio
St. Petersburg
Fla
Lowell
New York
Reagan Says Marijuana Differs From Hard Drugs
Gov Reagan told business leaders marijuana differs from hard drugs and urged swift certain punishment. He warned leniency for users and urged multi pronged attack including laws enforcement and public information after noting juvenile narcotics arrests in California.
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Gov. Reagan
Juaia
Reagan
Galifornia
Redgan
Peanut butter and mayo used as drug substitutes in youth crimes
Federal drug expert says youths in parts of the country inject peanut butter and mayonnaise as substitutes for narcotics. He cites an underground recipe book claiming such recipes offer a “culinary escape” and notes other precursors like paregoric and aerosol propellants. Officials warn these substitutes cause dangerous, unfamiliar reactions and deaths.
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Chicacg
Ernest A. Carabine Jr
Maristin Fie Federal Bureau of Narcotics
Carabillo
Informatton
Tom
Fang’ Obhey
Tabllo
Secretaries’ annual execu night set at Blue Dolphin
SAN LEANDRO The L Bay chapter of Execu Sicretaries inc holds its 21st annual executive night at 6 30 p m Nov 3 at the Blue Dolphin Restaurant Reservations for Autumn Leaves can be made by calling 357 8566 At the American Academy of Pediatrics meeting Carabillo urged hospitals and narcotics control centers to report new facts among drug users This information aims to curb abuse and reduce the need to wait for widespread manifestations He did not specify the areas or deaths tied to a peanut butter related fad
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Detroit
Cap
Reagan
Elyte
Imp
Chamber of Con Inetee
San Leandro
L Bay
Execu- Sicretaries’ Inc
Blue Dolphin
Gulieh
American Academy of Pediatrics
Carabillo
Racial unrest in Winston-Salem spurs curfew and clashes
In Winston-Salem North Carolina a curfew was set after midnight as sporadic sniper fire and fires from Molotov cocktails broke out. Police reported no injuries, 10 arrests for curfew violations, and the disorder tied to the acquittal of a jailer. The National Guard and highway patrol were alerted but not deployed.
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Winston - Salem
N.C
UPI
National Guard
Highway Patrol
Army seizes control in Somalia after president is killed
In Nairobi, the 12,000 strong army and police moved to seize power in Somalia five days after President Abdirashid Ali Shermarke was assassinated. Troops surrounded Hargeisa and ousted Premier Mohamed Hajibrahim Egal, as Somalia entered a period of national mourning following the president's burial.
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Aps
Somalia
Mogadish Radio
Texas
Gia City
Mohamed Hajibraham Egal
Somalia Youth League Governmales
Abdirashid Ali Shermarke
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