FDA warns on liquid protein diet potential ban
FDA Commissioner Donald Kennedy says the liquid protein diet may face prescription only status or a total ban after 10 deaths are suspected and more cases may exist. In Ireland, Lillian Carter delighted a Dublin cabaret audience by joining a robed Lord Mayor on stage to dance and kiss the child performer Donal Connolly.
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UPI
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FDA
Donald Kennedy
Dublin
Ireland
Golly
Lillian Carter
Donal Connolly
Pryor Hospitalized With Chest Pains In Peoria
Comedian Richard Pryor was admitted secretly to Methodist Medical Center in Peoria with chest pains. He was listed in satisfactory condition hours later, and hospital staff refused to release further details about his condition. Meanwhile Veterans Day history and observance plans were noted as November 11 approaching.
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UPI
Richard Pryor
Methodist Medical Center
Pryor
U.S. Bishops Win Papal Relief on Remarriage Excommunication
Pope Paul VI granted the request of U.S. bishops to lift the excommunication penalty on Catholics who remarry after divorce. Archbishop Jean Jadot announced the decision after bishops voted in May to seek removal of the 1884 penalty, noting the United States long had this sanction.
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Washington
UPI
Paul VI
U.S
Jean Jadot
United States
Plenary Council
Baltimore
Penneys Plans New Stores in Ohio
Gov James A Rhodes and J C Penney Co announce 20 new department stores in Ohio over several years. The expansion aims to employ at least 3 500 people in new outlets, adding to 23 500 current staff and a payroll over 73 million dollars annually.
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Columbus
Queen Elizabeth's pay raise sparks Labor anger in Britain
London reports Chancellor Healey announced an 18 percent increase in Queen Elizabeth's pay from 2.9 million to 3.42 million, despite a 10 percent wage ceiling. Union leaders and MP Willie Hamilton condemn the decision as an insult to workers tightening belts.
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London
UPI
Labor
Denis Healey
Willie Hamilton
Labor Party
No Guaranteed Utilities Rule Revisions Expected in Ohio
The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio will not reimpose last winter’s temporary rule to guarantee service for unpaid bills. It plans to revise the rule to require utilities to alert welfare agencies before disconnections and to accept on the spot cash payments from customers when a disconnection visit occurs.
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Columbus
UPI
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PUCO
Weather Outlook and Local Notices
Winds rise Tonight with a 50 percent precipitation chance and possible snow flurries. Temperatures near 30 tonight and around 40 Friday. Marriage licenses issued for Comparette Norman and Cooper Cochrane. Births and deaths listed for Patrick Scott Roeder Leber Trimmer.
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Sandusky
Carpenter
Joyce A. Norman
Bellevue
Timothy B. Cooper
Norwalk
Edna M. Cochrane
Wakeman
Paula Joelle Scott
Virginia Beach
Charles B. Roeder
Monroeville
Walter E. Leber
Largo
Fla
Charles E. Trimmer
Southampton
N.Y
Ex-FBI official Sullivan killed in hunting accident
William C. Sullivan once led FBI wiretapping and later ran the agency’s covert operations. He was shot by a hunter who mistook him for game near his White Mountains home in Sugar Hill New Hampshire. State officials said the shooting appeared accidental and a likely charge of manslaughter or negligent shooting is possible.
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N.H
UPI
William C. Sullivan
FBI
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New Hampshire
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Charles Faulkner
Grafton County
Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital
Hanover
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Robert Daniels Jr
Lisbon
Daniels
Mason Butterfield
Blizzards Pummel Midwest Stranding Hundreds and Causing Damage
A surprise blizzard hit the Plains and upper Midwest, closing schools and leaving heavy snowdrifts in Minnesota Iowa South Dakota Nebraska and North Dakota. Fatalities and missing persons are reported as winds reach up to 75 mph and temperatures plunge across the region.
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Willis
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Canby
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Greyhound
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Neb
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Staten Island
Borgia Teases Senate Run If Fauver Holds Back
Sheriff John Borgia said he may announce a bid for the Ohio Senate before year end but stressed the candidacy would not be definite. He would not oppose Fauver if the Lorain County representative runs for the 13th District seat, and both attended a Milan Inn meeting with other Republicans.
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Ohio Senate
Borgia
Scribner Fauver
Lorain County
Fauver
Erie County
Republican Executive Committee
Milan Inn
Buz Lukens
Cathy Likes
Charles Kurfess
Paul Gilmore
Senate
Huron
Erie
Ronald Nabakowski
Lorain
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