New Canadian Study Links Saccharin To Bladder Cancer
FDA cites Canadian National Cancer Institute work showing men using saccharin or cyclamate sweeteners have a 60 percent higher risk of bladder cancer. The unpublished study includes 480 bladder cancer patients and notes higher incidence with concurrent smoking. Senate subcommittee delays are paused pending evaluation of the new findings.
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Scout Killer Traced To Farm House Near Locust Grove
Investigators say tracking dogs traced the killer of three Girl Scouts to a farm house about half a mile from Camp Scott, suggesting the intruder in the northeastern Oklahoma case also broke into the Locust Grove property. Authorities plan to shift searches as polygraph tests continue and dogs confirm the trail, with the bodies of the girls found near their tent early Tuesday.
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Lynch Wins Major Upset In Irish General Elections
In Dublin prime minister Liam Cosgrave concedes defeat as Fianna Fail led by Jack Lynch surges to a landslide victory. Fianna Fail earns 79 seats of 148 with Fine Gael at 41 and Labor 17. three ministers lose seats amid economic woes and Northern Ireland tensions.
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Replica Santa Maria sails past Empire State Building on East River
A ship described as an exact replica of Christopher Columbus Santa Maria sailed past the Empire State Building on the East River in New York this past week. The replica, which departed Bridgeport Connecticut, will be berthed in Brooklyn for a few days before continuing its East Coast tour.
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Scientists dispute Seabrook cooling data approval
Two scientists say federal officials lacked sufficient environmental data to approve Seabrook New Hampshire ocean water cooling. EPA cleared the $2 billion plant despite a three member panel urging more information citing potential marine life harm and inadequate studies on plankton and fin fish.
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First U S Male Saint Neumann Canonized by Pope Paul VI
Thousands of Americans gather in Rome as Pope Paul VI proclaims John Nepomucene Neumann the United States first male saint. The Philadelphia bishop, who died in 1860, is celebrated for his work with the poor and his church building program across Pennsylvania Delaware and New Jersey.
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Gulf Oil tied to uranium price cartel claims antitrust breach
Rep. John E. Moss asserts massive evidence Gulf Oil Corp violated U S antitrust laws by taking part in an international uranium price‑fixing cartel. Gulf officials admit Canadian subsidiary participation but deny U S law violations, citing minimal impact on U S markets and government pressure from Canada.
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