Aquino and Habib meet amid calls to depose Marcos
Corazon Aquino pressed for a swift orderly transfer of power after defeating Marcos in the Feb 1 election, rejecting any U S effort to lend legitimacy to Marcos. She urged Filipinos to resist and urged the military and police to disobey unjust orders as Philip Habib arrived for a fact finding mission.
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Manila
Philippines
Corazon Aquino
U.S
Philip Habib
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Aquino
Habib
Marcos
Malacanang Palace
Rene Saguisag
Saguisag
Kinen
Reagan
Aquirio
Jaime Sin
Sin
Soviet liner Mikhail Lermontov sinks after reef strike
A Soviet cruise ship carrying 739 people struck rocks near Port Gore in Marlborough Sounds and sank after hours of distress calls. All 738 aboard were accounted for except a 34-year-old seaman still missing. Captain Vladislav Vorobiev faces inquiry into the sinking as New Zealand authorities lead the rescue and investigation efforts.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Mikhail Lermontov
Malborough Sounds
South Island
Port Gore
John Reedman
Tarihiko
Marine Radio
Reedman
John Brew
Arahuro
David Lange
Tass
Malborough Harbor
N'Djamena Airport Bombed as French Plans Move North
A Soviet built jet damaged N'Djamena's airport in Chad with a single bomb amid French strikes on Libyan built airfields. French defense officials called the attack a bluff while stating France will deploy a dissuasion force and station aircraft at the airport. The runway remains usable for small planes and no injuries were reported.
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Paris
N'Djamena
Paul Quiles
France
Quiles
French Defense Ministry
Chad
JANA
N’djamena
State urges voluntary ban on Tylenol capsules
Maryland health officials seized 28 Tylenol capsule bottles for FDA testing after a second tainted bottle appeared in New York. They urged retailers to remove capsules and warned residents not to take Tylenol capsules from batches ADF916 or AHA090, while tablets liquids and children’s Tylenol remained unaffected.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Food and Drug Administration
State Health Department
Lynn Bruffey-Doyle
Ms. Bruffey-Doyle
New York
Frank Young
Federal Food and Drug Administration
CBS Morning News
Wentworth's
New York City
Bronxville
A&p Food
Diane Elsroth
FTA
Lynette Davis
Bruffey-Doyle
Fort Detrick volunteers boost military medical research
Gwen McEntire interviews two medical research volunteers at Fort Detrick, the sole military installation nationwide recruiting MCCs research volunteers. Weather notes indicate a warming trend with sun breaks and a chance of showers into Tuesday as Western Maryland map is on Page.
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Maryland
Gwen McEntire
Fort Detrick
M-C-C
Wee BA
Black physicians build care in Frederick in 1910s era struggle
In early 20th century Frederick Maryland black doctors faced barriers to care and payment. Dr Ulysses Grant Bourne Sr and Dr Charles Brooks opened a 15 bed hospital on West All Saints Street for blacks, operating with two nurses until Frederick Memorial admitted blacks. Bourne led the Maryland Negro Medical Association, pressed for equal pay, and ran for the Maryland House of Delegates. The hospital served as a crucial community hub amid segregated facilities and discriminatory insurance practices.
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Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Hus
Ulysses Grant Bourne Sr
Charles Brooks
West All Saints Street
Elks Club
Frederica Memorial
Normence
Bourne
Gee
Leonard Medical College
Raleigh
Maryland
Maryland Negro Medical Association
Ulysses Grant Bourne Jr
Frederice County Medical Society
All Saints Street
Frederick County
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
House of Delegates
Lord Nickens
NAACP
Baltimore
Nickens
Bidhiheathe
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Scott Darby
Frederick Heights
Darby
Sail
Richard T. Meagher
Mother Nature
Associated Press
Intimisian Abesete
Vladislav Vorodber
Lange
Australia
Sydney
Zealand
Chadian
Inter- Hee Ath Eee
Francois Mitterrand
Abyai Idu & Pied Melil
Jissele Mdagre
Quadi Doum
Habre
Goukouni Oueddei
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