Pill benefits outweigh risks says obstetricians bulletin
Chicago based American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists urges that despite higher clot and heart attack signals, death rates from the pill remain lower than pregnancy. The bulletin cites risk, dosage, and patient counseling guidance for physicians and notes FDA involvement in labeling.
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UPI
American College of Obstetricians
The
Bulletin
Food and Drug Administration
British blonde sought over 50 illegal marriages racket
Police hunt a British woman in her early 40s accused of marrying 50 illegal immigrants in civil ceremonies for bribes. Each ceremony netted about 180 dollars with 450 dollars paid to the ring organizer. The case, described as the biggest bigamy scandal in Britain, involves men from Turkey, Cyprus, Egypt, India and Pakistan.
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London
UPI
Britain
Clues in Irish Case Hint at Dublin Killers Hunt
In Dublin Ireland UPI reports investigators have fingerprints on a discarded green helmet and a vague description of a getaway car as the only significant clues in the search for the killers. Authorities pursue leads as the case remains unsolved.
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Dublin
Ireland
UPI
Blast kills Israeli guard in West Bank town of Nablus
An explosion outside a Bir Yakoub restaurant near Balata refugee camp killed one Israeli border patrolman and wounded three others. Authorities said Arab guerrillas were suspected. The attack followed prior clashes in Nablus during a tense period in the region.
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UPT
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Nablus
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Balata
Lebanon
Shimon Peres
Jewish Agency
Cordoba
Argentina
Nation's weather sparks storms and warnings nationwide
Thunderstorms swept the West near Richfield Utah dropping two inches of hail while Panguitch and Cove Fort saw heavy rains. Flash flood warnings spread in southern Nevada. lifted in Arizona as rains faded. Tornados reported near San Angelo Texas and one storm injury occurred when a tree toppled onto a car in Salter Path North Carolina and Frankford South Carolina.
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Frankford
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Charleston
Kenya Urges Citizens to Flee Uganda Amid War Threats
Kenya warns its citizens in Uganda to flee for their lives as Idi Amin threatens major war in East Africa. Nairobi denies a blockade causing fuel shortages while Amin appeals to the UN and OAU for intervention. Kenyan officials say hundreds have died and flights and trade are disrupted.
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UPI
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Amin
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Organization of African Unity
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U.N
Kurt Waldheim
OAU
William Eteki
San Diego class writes obscene civics letters to senator
The state Commission on Teacher Preparation and Licensing will review Donald Parker's handling of a Sequoia Elementary fifth grade civics project in which 11 year olds wrote vulgar letters to state Sen. David Roberti criticizing his vote on the Coastal Commission. Ten of Parker's 42 students were ordered to apologize. The letters contained slurs and dirty drawings, including envelopes. Parker said he hadn't read all letters before mailing them but could have predicted filthy language. The episode was described as a valuable learning experience by students.
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UPI
State Commission On Teacher Preparation and Licensing
Donald Parker
Parker
Sequoia
David Roberti
Roberti
State Coastal Commission
Senate
Sacramento
Howe convicts sex scandal cost him top aides
UPI reports Congressman Allan Howe was found guilty of soliciting sex from two police decoys and fined $150. He lost three campaign aides over the weekend and faced calls from Utah Democrats and Salt Lake City papers to quit the re election bid, while vowing to fight on.
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UPI
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Roushac Garn
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Salt Lake City
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Whitney
Snowbird Ski Resort
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Garn
Deseret News
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Mormon Church
Salt Lake Tribune
Religious deprogrammer begins year's jail term
Ted Patrick 46 of San Diego begins a one year jail term for false imprisonment and Denver probation violation. Supporters say he rescues youths from cults but opponents call him a vigilante. Patrick faced a 60 day local sentence and a 12 month Denver term, with fines in the Hare Krishna case.
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UPI
Ted Patrick
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Unification Church
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