FDA targets home remedies with new over the counter drug rules
The FDA will class by class evaluate nonprescription medicines after NAS NRC found only about 25 percent of 420 drugs showed effective indications. Antacids will be first category. 26 panels will set safety and effectiveness standards, with three years projected for full rollout.
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Washington
UPI
Charles G. Edwards
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Edwards
National Academy of Sciences
National Research Council
Nas-Nrc
Bangladesh cheers as Mujib to be released from house arrest
United Press International reports Pakistan's President Bhutto promised to free Sheikh Mujibur Rahman after talks, with celebrations rolling in Dacca as Bangladesh, born from East Pakistan, awaits his return. Mujib led the Awami League and was jailed in West Pakistan since March 1966 amid civil war tensions.
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Bangladesh
Mujibur Rahman
Pakistan
Zulfkar Ali Bhutto
Karachi
Mujib
West
Bhutto
Dacca
Begum
Press Trust of India
PTI
Tajuddin Ahmed
Awami League
West Pakistan
East Pakistan
Agha Mohammad Yahya Khan
Hiujib
Dowdy Convicted Speaker Claims Prosecution Deliberate Harm
Rep. John Dowdy of Texas says prosecutors sought to force him through trial despite illness, after being convicted of perjury conspiracy and bribery. He denies plans to retire, plans a possible new trial, cites medical woes, and notes constituent calls urging him to stay. court sources report the king's health issues in a separate line of text.
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Washington
John Dowdy
D-Ter
Dowdy
Washington Area
UPI
Baltimore
Stephen H. Sachs
King Frederik IX Improves After Heart Attack
In Copenhagen the Danish Royal Court reported improvement in King Frederik IX after a Monday heart attack. Bulletin says his temperature fell and heart function improved though general condition remains poor. Queen Ingrid of Sweden and doctors provided updates.
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Frederik
Copenhagen
UPI
Frederik IX
Kurt Iversen
Municipal Hospital
Ingrid
Sweden
Toler
Monte
Anders Tybjerg-Hansen
Bes Beer
Nashville Chief H. C. Kemp to Step Down After 32 Years
H C Kemp will retire as chief of the Metro Nashville-Davidson County police after 32 years. Mayor Beverly Briley said the resignation is reluctantly accepted and will take effect around January 31 when Kemp begins vacation. Pension starts April 1. Reward Offered In Shooting At Opryland Ranger Frank Dunn fired upon Dec 23 while patrolling unfinished area. assailant shot at him and fled. $5,000 reward posted for arrest and conviction.
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House
Congress
FBI
Nashville
UPS
Opryland U
Burglary Ring Broken in Williamson County
Seven men including Jackie Nowell of Nashville were arrested after a stakeout at 2 Moores Lane in Franklin. Sheriff Flemming Williams said Nowell attempted to flee and was struck in the foot by a shotgun blast as police surrounded the home.
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Williams
Nowell
State Patrol
John McCord
Clinton
UPI
Anderson County
Atlanta
Chicarro
Knoxville
Carl B. Lett
Kenneth Caldwell
McGhee-Tyson
Sevier County Hospital to Get $629,699 Grant
The Department of Health Education and Welfare approved a $629,699 grant to Sevier County Hospital in Sevierville to finance a 3 bed addition under the Hill Burton Bill. Senator Howard Baker and Representative James Quillen, Tennessee Republicans, announced the funding.
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Washington
UPI
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Sevier County
Sevierville
Howard Baker
James Quillen
Hijack trial date set for Bobby Wallace in Jacksonville
UPI reports the hijacking trial of Nashville nightclub operator Bobby Wayne Wallace in U S District Court in Jacksonville will start January 17 and run several days Judge William A McRae will oversee the case Wallace faces kidnapping air piracy and weapons charges tied to forcing pilots Brent Downs and Randall Crump to fly the Big Brothers Aircraft plane from Nashville to Jacksonville The incident followed a dispute over refueling linked to a Bahamas flight and ended with the shooter turning the gun on himself leaving Wallace Crump and Downs aboard the aircraft
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Jacksonville
Fla
Wallace
Big Brothers Aircraft, Inc
Nashville
George M. Giffe
Giffe
Brent Downs
Randall Crump
FGI
Bahamas
Susan
Dawns
Crump
Nine Memphis officers arraigned in fatal beating case
Crt docket lists nine officers indicted over Elton Hayes death after a high speed chase. Four face first degree murder charges, four assault to murder, one neglect of duty. Arraignments set for January term with pleas entered and trial date to follow.
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Memphis
Shelby County
Criminal Court
W. Otis Higgs Jr
Elton Hayes
Attorney General's Office
Theodore R. Wilks Jr
Edward M. Bonham
Johnnie L. Roberts
Sheriff's Department
Michael J. Dougherty
Danny L. Devis
Larry R. Skelton
James 4. Dyer
Willian L. Graves
H.R. Ray
Alabama reapportionment could elect up to 20 black lawmakers
UPI reports a three judge panel ordered a single member district plan creating 105 House and 35 Senate seats. Attorney Morris Dees says the plan may bring as many as 20 black legislators to state government, though no midterm election is planned and effectiveness begins in 1974.
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Montgomery
Ala
UPI
Alabama
House
Senate
Morris Dees
Dees
U.S. Circuit
Richard Hives
Frank M. Johnson Jr
Daniel H.thomas
Birmingham
Mobile
Fred Gray
Thomas Reed
Grand Teton End Of Year Climb Hits Weather Hurdle
Mountaineer Paul Petzoldt and his party battled 40 mph winds and Arctic temperatures as they descended Grand Teton. Forty climbers started the seventh annual ascent. one member fell ill with flu and returned. Rob Hellyer welcomed a baby girl during the ordeal, a five pound fourteen ounce daughter born Monday.
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Grand Teton
Grand Teton Park
Wyo
UPI
Paul Petzoldt
Grand Teton Mountain
Grand Teton National Park
Dick Monroe
Petzoldt
Wyoming
Tangers
Monroe
Rob Hellyer
Hellyer
Rangers
Joseph Desloge Jr
Florissant
Mfo
Petrokit
National Outdoor Leadership School
Lander
Model Cop In Holdup Ends in Self Inflicted Death
Leonard Francis Hayes 38, a seven year Vernon police officer with prior Fort Worth and Air Force service, robs Habit Bar then is chased. He dies from a self inflicted gunshot as his car crashes after taking $140. Wife Patricia, 30, in shock.
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Cudahy
Calif
UPI
Leonard Francis Hayes
Hayes
Vernon
Fort Worth
Tex
Air Force
Force
Virginia Crime Report Urges Stronger Police Action
A Virginia task force reports organized crime operates in the state with drug pushing and gambling. It urges permanent State Crime Commission, legalized wiretapping, dedicated funds for drug investigators, and AG authority to prosecute corruption of local officials.
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Virginia Crime Report
Richmond, Va
UPI
Virginia
Organized Crime Detection Task Force
Linewood Holton
Commonwealth
State Crime Commission
General Assembly
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Maine
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