Papal death threat investigated in El Salvador
Security agents investigate reports that 18 sharpshooters arrived to kill Pope John Paul II during his Central American visit as heavy fighting persisted. A guerrilla commander Alejandro Montenegro urged elections after renouncing armed struggle. The government sought a truce while rebels claimed gains in three towns.
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Pope John Paul
Alejandro Montenegro
Pope
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Morazan
Montenegro
Arquimides Canada
Peoples’ Revolutionary Army
Guazapa
Pope John Paul II
Managua
Nicaragua
Air travel ban lifted ends cross border fare dispute
Canadian and American authorities reached a one-year pact to allow bargain seat sales amid a three-year clash over Canada Australia routes. About 10,000 travelers may use discount tickets to roughly 15 U.S. and Canadian cities, excluding Florida, with Continental Airlines gaining Pacific route rights.
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Florida
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Canada
Australia
Ausit Flot
Qantas
Transport
Jean-Luc Pepin
Ottawa
Montreal
Jackie Ross
Los Angeles
American Airlines
Air Canada
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U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board
European cod quotas cut in retaliation over EEC pact
Ottawa cuts cod quotas for European Community fleets along Canada's East Coast and warns of complete access restriction if compensation for last year’s agreement breaches is not made. Fisheries Minister Pierre De Ban2 cites losses to Canadian fishermen as justification.
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European Economic Community
Canada
Pierre de Ban2
EEC
Graham Wins First World Cup Downhill
Laurie Graham of Inglewood Ontario surged past teammate Gerry Sorensen to win the final downhill race of the season on the Kandahar course in Mont Tremblant. An unofficial 1 minute 32.53 second finish put Wallisher second and Figini third with Sorensen well back at 1:35.03.
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Laurie Graham
Inglewood
Ont
Gerry Sorensen
Graham
Kandahar
Maria Wallisher
Michela Figini
Wallisher
Figini
Sorensen
Kimberley
B.C
Drug Zomax recall amid rising allergic reactions
Johnson and Johnson recalls Zomax after an apparent rise in allergic reactions including five deaths. McNeil Pharmaceuticals will temporarily withdraw the arthritis drug while a new label with side effects is prepared with FDA input. About 1 001 reactions reported. deaths occurred in Massachusetts New York North Dakota and Kansas.
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New Brunswick
N.J
APCP
Johnson and Johnson Inc
McNeil Pharmaceutical
Spring House
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Federal Agency
Chris Smith
Washington
Johnson and Johnson
Johnson
Massachusetts
New York
North Dakota
Kansas
James Murray
Ottawa
Federal Health Department
McNeil Pharmaceuticals Canada
Toronto
Cana
Zomax recall linked to deaths in Tylenol scare
Johnson and Johnson spokesman Robert Andrews ties seven Chicago area Tylenol deaths to allergic reactions from Zomax, generic zolosthenic sodium. The tamperer remains at large as Wall Street pushes J and J stock down to $48, with NYSE halt.
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Johnson and Johnson
McNeil Pharmaceutical
Chicago
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Zomax
Johnson and Jonson
New York Stock Exchange
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