Delaware County Public Notice From Central States Publishing
A local public notice from Central States Publishing Inc at 500 Mildred Ave Primos Pennsylvania 19018 appears in the Delaware County listing. The fragment confirms address and publisher involved with a county publication.
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Delaware County
Dail Daily
Sal Central States Publishing Inc
Mildred Ave
Primos, Pa
Cabbage Patch Kids Auctions Aid Two Charities
The nation's Cabbage Patch craze spurred two auctions raising 7507 for charity. At Baseline and Dobson Roads 26 dolls sold in under 30 minutes with 600 bidders. proceeds went to the 24 hour Child Crisis Center in Mesa. Deer Valley sale benefited Phoenix Police Needy Family Fund and St. Mary's Food Bank.
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Long’s Drug Store
Baseline
Dobson Roads
Mesa
Long’s
Deer Valley
Phoenix Police Department
Needy Family Fund
St. Mary’s Food Bank
Carl Wagner
Will Hugo
Cabbage Patch
Wagner
Jennifer
Joe Krech
Dells
Brooks Leon
Killer Klansman gets life in savage murder
Henry Hays, a Ku Klux Klansman, was found guilty of beating choking and slashing 19 year old Michael Donald and hanging his body from a tree on March 21 1981 in Mobile Alabama The mostly white jury urged life without parole while the judge could still impose death at January sentencing The case sparked weeks of racial demonstrations in the city.
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Mobile
Ala
UPI
Henry Hays
Hays
Michael Donald
Alabama
Circuit Court
Braxton Kittrell
Kittrell
FDA Accused of Approving Zomax Without Adequate Safety Study
A House Government Operations Committee report charges the FDA approved the pain reliever Zomax without solid evidence its benefits outweighed cancer risks. Zomax was pulled from the market in 1983 after reports of severe allergic reactions and deaths. by Sept 15, 1983, 2,161 adverse reports were filed and 10 deaths linked to the drug. The panel finds FDA monitoring deficient and says other risks were ignored.
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Washington
UPI
House
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Jack Brooks
D-Texas
Government Operations Committee
Ted Weiss
D-N.y
New Pa
McNeill Pharmaceutical
Johnson & Johnson
Intergovernmental Relations and
Human
Subcommittee
Fixing blame for Beirut bombing Washington
The New York Times reports a Times inquiry into the Oct 23 1983 Marine headquarters bombing in Beirut concludes blame rests on poor judgment inadequate training and lack of expert analysis. Marines underestimated terrorist threats despite embassy destruction six months earlier. Marine officers and senior command reportedly did not treat terrorism as a primary threat. The report cites few trained analysts and limited rifles and barriers at headquarters.
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Washington
the Times
Beirut
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