Alar Pulled From U.S. Market by Uniroyal Amid Apple Scare
Uniroyal Chemical said it will remove daminozide marketed as Alar from the U.S. market immediately while continuing to sell it abroad. EPA officials welcomed the move to reduce exposure risk as government plans a future ban on daminozide in foods, though no ban is yet in place. Apple growers say sales have plunged, with losses exceeding $100 million, while Uniroyal defends the chemical’s safety and stresses ongoing scientific review.
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Sakharov Blasts Afghan War at Soviet Congress
Andrei Sakharov labeled the Afghan war a criminal adventure costing millions of lives as he confronted a hostile Soviet Congress. He defended his exile critique amid clashes over Gorbachev era reforms and calls to remove Lenin’s body from the mausoleum.
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Japan chooses Uno as 47th PM amid doubt on stopgap rule
TOKYO AP Prime Minister Sousuke Uno and his Cabinet convened in Tokyo for the first time as Japan embraces a stopgap government. Uno was elected Friday to succeed Noboru Takeshita amid an influence peddling scandal, with Emperor Akihito formally approving the new administration.
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Bush awaits reply from Gorbachev on NATO arms plan
President Bush returns from Europe with a hopeful message but doubts a quick Soviet reaction to NATO calls for deep troop cuts and missile limits. He says no grand plan exists yet and expects a while before any formal Soviet response. He endorses pushing NATO decisions into reality and hints at a future summit with Gorbachev.
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