FDA Seeks Proof of Effectiveness for Thousands of Drugs
FDA expands power after Supreme Court ruling to require efficacy proof for about 40,000 prescription drugs. Up to 8,000 could be banned as worthless, affecting Pharma, patients, and a $7 billion annual drug market. Hutt calls it a landmark victory shaping reviews of OTCs vaccines and diagnostics.
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Food and Drug Administration
Peter B. Hutt
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Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association
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Hutt
National Academy of Sciences- National Research Council
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Afternoon slump leaves most people vulnerable to colds
USC medical researchers report that immunoglobulin levels, protecting against colds and flu, peak from 2 a.m. to 8 a.m. and are lowest in the afternoon. The team led by Dr. Everett C. Hughes noted a threefold difference between early morning and late afternoon and suggested avoiding crowds during peak vulnerability.
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Kiwanis Luncheon Speakers Dean Peden Antarctica Expert
Dean Peden of Washington University Seattle will speak at the Kiwanis Noon Luncheon this Thursday at the Holiday Inn. She is a pioneer woman scientist who conducted field work in Antarctica and led a Longwire Station project in 1970.
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Fire kills two youths in Dodge City blaze
Firefighters report two youths dead and a third person injured in a daytime blaze at a Dodge City home. Six people were in the residence when the fire began around 5 a.m. from an undetermined origin. identities were not immediately learned.
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Connally Plans News Conference
Washington AP Part time presidential adviser John B Connally dodges leaving rumors saying he will state his position at a news conference later this week He notes Washington as a rumor factory and may reschedule a world trip while remaining an aide to President Nixon. He says he sees Nixon often but dislikes the Executive Office Building surroundings.
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Western Europe Faces Inflation Despite Controls
An Associated Press survey finds Western Europe grappling with higher inflation than the United States. Britain shows 9.2 percent inflation and surging food prices despite controls, while France Spain Italy Belgium and West Germany also struggle. Netherlands and Norway reach 7.8 percent with limited controls.
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Docking Tackles Kansas Fuel Shortage With Hot Line
Gov. Robert Docking opened a fuel crisis hot line contacting Skelly Oil Derby Refining Kerr-McGee Texaco Phillips Mobil APCO American Petrofina and Continental Oil to address shortages across Kansas towns including South Haven Caldwell Garden Plain Radi um and Paxico. Local firms report urgent needs for gasoline and diesel as harvest begins and crews idle awaiting fuel.
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Radium
Shaffer
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Mattingly
Teeter Oil Co
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Clarence Stuh Aichen
Carof Stuhlsatz Oil Co
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The
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Burglary Reported At Kaw Dehydrating Co
A burglary over the weekend at Kaw Dehydrating Co on Route 2 near Lawrence resulted in about 600 dollars loss. Don Callahan, manager, reports items stolen include an 8 ton jack a 15 ton jack a battery charger hand tools and 20 gallons of gasoline per Douglas County Sheriff's Department.
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Rt. 2
Lawrence
Don Callahan
Douglas County Sheriff’s Department
Body Identified in New Olathe Lake Death
The body of 26 year old Lola Weidman of Shawnee Kansas was found nude in a lake shore cove near Olathe Lake. Police say cause of death is undetermined and the investigation by a 16 man Metro Squad considers homicide possible. Weidman was a book keeper at Shawnee State Bank.
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