Donovan clings to job as report on ties to crime looms
Labor Secretary Raymond J. Donovan says he will not be driven from office by accusations of ties to organized crime while a court-appointed prosecutor nears completion of a pending report. He attacks leaks and vows to respond after the report, as allies consider his leave options and Reagan weighs the facts.
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Raymond J. Donovan
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Tampons to Carry Warning on Toxic Shock Syndrome
The FDA will require tampon packages or leaflets to carry warnings about toxic shock syndrome effective 180 days after Federal Register publication. Since 1980 reports show 1,660 cases and 88 deaths, with about 50 new cases monthly, the rule standardizes language while manufacturers supply the content.
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Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Arthur Hull Hayes Jr
Centers For Disease Control
Atlanta
CDC
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