Soviet draft treaty on limiting midrange nukes proposed at talks
Geneva AP report says the Soviet Union proposed a draft treaty to limit medium range nuclear weapons during U S Soviet arms control talks. A source says the draft largely repeats proposals from the previous round and that Washington found those elements unacceptable. The proposal came at a special session called on short notice by the Soviets with all three principal negotiators present.
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Frenchman arrested for hoax fuel video fraud
Police say 24 year old Frenchman Thomas Garengy duped ABC and NBC by selling videotape that allegedly showed the burning Chernobyl plant. The networks aired it before revealing the footage was a hoax and actually showed a cement factory in Trieste. Garengy is charged with fraud.
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Senate approves overseas sale of drugs despite FDA concerns
The Senate passed a landmark bill 91-7 allowing sale of American-made drugs abroad that are not yet approved for the U.S. market. Critics led by Sen. Howard Metzenbaum say it gives drug firms a blank check to dump unsafe products in poorer nations, while sponsor Sen. Orrin Hatch argues it preserves domestic facilities and FDA rule compliance.
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Quake Registers 6.5 Near Adak in Aleutians
A strong undersea quake measured 6.5 on the Richter scale struck at 10 30 p m Wednesday about 80 miles northeast of Adak Naval Station in the Aleutians. Officials from the Alaska Tsunami Warning Center said it was an aftershock to a Pacific wide tsunami last week and rattled storms off shelves on Adak.
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Navy destroyer halts Iranian attempt to board U S cargo ship
The USS David R. Ray intercepted an Iranian frigate near the Gulf of Oman to prevent a boarding of the SS President McKinley, a U S cargo ship, by a SAAM class Iranian vessel. The Pentagon confirmed the dawn incident and said the McKinley continued on its voyage to Fujairah.
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U S cautions Israelis Syrians on war risk in Middle East
Secretary of State George P. Shultz warned the United States cautions against war as Syria mounts fortifications in Lebanon amid a tense buildup. He said a war would not serve either side, and noted investigations into Syria’s possible involvement in various terrorist incidents.
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Sebum hair loss claim from Loesch Laboratory ad
The FTC warns most baldness begins as male pattern baldness, but sebum related hair loss can cause baldness if untreated. Loesch Laboratory Consultants, Inc claims 30 years of experience and offers free information by calling toll free numbers, promising proven treatment with no risk.
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