FDA to Delay Public Recalls for Some Devices
The FDA plans to keep certain recalls secret to avoid frightening the public. Officials say warnings may harm people and that disclosures will be case by case, delaying public notices on recalls like pacemakers and some heart drugs. Final decisions rest with the commissioner after bureau input, with policy set to begin after an interim announcement.
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Indictment Focus Shifts To Tapes In Watergate Probe
Grand jury nears vote on indictments as all evidence except the tapes is presented. Key targets include former Atty. Gen. Mitchell and White House aides Haldeman Ehrlichman and Dean Jr. Kalmbach says funds used to silence defendants. Magruder and LaRue plead guilty to conspiracy to obstruct justice.
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Segretti Indicted by Federal Grand Jury in Tampa
Washington report says Donald H. Segretti, 31, Los Angeles attorney and former Treasury aide tied to Nixon campaign, was indicted by a Tampa federal grand jury on conspiracy and illegal publication charges against Democratic presidential hopefuls. Co-conspirators Benz and Hearing named. prior May 4 charges superseded.
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Nixon Tells Congress to Advance Land Use Policy
President Nixon urged Congress to pass land use legislation and urged state adoption of policies. He highlighted land use control as the nation’s most pressing environmental issue and tied it to broader environmental improvement efforts noted in the annual CEQ report.
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Mitchell Says Marriage Eroded By Political Strife
Martha Mitchell details marital strain linked to John Mitchell’s legal troubles. She says he left four days ago, denies Newsweek’s reports of violent outbursts, and cites her California custody incident as a turning point. She plans to consult her lawyer amid ongoing investigations surrounding her husband.
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Auto strike may be settled at Chrysler soon
A tentative agreement appeared likely as marathon talks continued at Chrysler world headquarters. UAW leaders and Chrysler executives worked through the night to resolve overtime, pension, and other terms in the longest bid for a settlement since the 1950 strike. The 113,000 UAW workers in the United States and Canada stood by as negotiations faced a news blackout.
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Beef Prices Drift After Food Freeze Ends
Consumers watch supermarket prices as beef costs break from controls with experts predicting prices will settle by supply and demand. Officials say overall food costs may ease later this year while some cuts rise or drop modestly as market conditions shift and retailers adjust.
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Cooler Tonight With Cloudy Skies and Lows in 40s
The forecast calls for a cloudy, cooler night with overnight low temperatures dipping into the 40s.Further details appear on page 2.
Astronaut Bean cycles world in 93 minutes
HOUSTON UP I Around the world in 93 minutes on a bicycle Alan L Bean did it. Skylab 2 crewmates Owen K Garriott and Jack R Lousma noted the feat as a display of stamina while jokes about beating the record ran through Mission Control. The mood soured briefly with the death of space spider Anita during memorials.
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New Swedish King Carl Gustaf II Born Powerless Figure
Stockholm reports Carl Gustaf XVI, newly crowned king of Sweden after King Gustaf VI Adolf’s death, is described as tall and attractive but politically powerless. A constitutional reform expected to pass next year will strip remaining royal prerogatives, ending his ability to preside over cabinet meetings name a prime minister or veto government decisions.
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