Reagan prepares tax battle and trade talks with Japan
President Reagan, after winning Japanese support for upcoming U S Soviet arms talks, returns to the White House to press Congress on taxes and the budget. He and Japanese Prime Minister Nakasone vow to push market opening, curb protectionism, and pursue arms reductions with the Soviets amid a looming fiscal fight.
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Growth hormone releasing factor helps short boys grow
Boston AP reports doctors used synthetic growth hormone releasing factor GRF to spur self production of growth hormone in two boys with hypopituitarism. Pumps released GRF, boosting growth to about 50 inches per year in one case, offering a promising new approach to stunted growth.
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Interior chief to face decisions before departure
William P. Clark leaves the Interior Department with numerous tasks including resolving water contamination at a California wildlife refuge, deciding on offshore oil and gas leases, and shaping staffing for three assistant secretary roles. He must also address an irrigation project in North Dakota before his March departure to a California ranch.
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