Recommendation to end bathing infants with germ-killer
Officials from the U S Center for Disease Control and FDA meet to discuss halting use of hexachloraphene for infant baths. The workshop includes Dr Henry Simmons of the FDA, Dr David Sencer from the CDA, Dr Stanley Harrison of the American Academy of Pediatrics, and Dr Stanley James of the AAP.
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CDA
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American Academy of Pediatricians
Chicago
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American Academy of Pediatrics
New York
New York Bills Propose Near Abolition of Medicaid
Senator Tarky Lombardi unveils the Medical Assistance Reorganization Plan to shift costs to beneficiaries and private insurers. The measure aims to limit state aid to welfare cases and catastrophic bills, incentivizing private coverage while using government funds only when needs cannot be met.
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Britain protests embassy burning and seeks compensation
In Dublin Britain filed a formal protest and demanded compensation for its Dublin embassy fire. Sir John Peck said British Irish relations are at a low ebb while Irish authorities apologized and promised compensation. Prime Minister Lynch recalled parliament to review Bloody Sunday deaths and the Londonderry violence that sparked the blaze.
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Lynch
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Northern Ireland
NY Lottery Jackpot Tiers Prompt Big Payouts This Week
Albany tickets offer $50,000 for full six digits and $5,000 for five digits. $500 for four digits, $50 for three. Last two digits enter a bonus drawing to be announced later, per state lottery notices. In Utica, Justice Davis cites anonymous hate letters, mistrials in the Henson murder case after jurors received letters. letters referred to police.
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N.Y
Utica
George C. Davis
Charles
Marlene Henson
Davis
Debt Ceiling Hike Narrowly Agreed By House Panel
The House Ways and Means Committee backed a debt ceiling rise of 20 to 30 billion dollars less than Nixon requested and demanded a return to Congress for borrowing authority before June 30. Senate Republicans voted to remove Karl Mundt from three committee assignments, creating openings on Appropriations Foreign Relations and Government Operations for other Republicans.
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House Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Karl E. Mundt
South Dakota
Senate restores aid in Latin America and Jewish refugees
The Senate voted 41 to 37 to restore 100 million for the Alliance for Progress in a foreign aid bill, below Nixon's budget, as the last appropriations bill for the year passed. It also approved 62 to 15 restoring 2.9 million for a program aiding Jewish refugees leaving Eastern Europe for Israel. In New York, author Clifford Irving received another postponement of his federal grand jury appearance in the Hughes autobiography case, sought by his lawyer.
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Republicans denounce Muskie speech on Nixon peace terms
White House led counterattack as five Republicans condemned Sen. Muskie for denouncing Nixon Indochina terms. Senators Brock Beall Dole Dominick and others argued Muskie sought left wing votes while courting disaster for peace efforts. Democrats planned a Washington fundraiser aiming for $750,000 for 1972 campaigns.
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R-Colo
South Vietnam
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Viet Cong Demands Immediate Resignation of Thieu
The Viet Cong urged President Nguyen Van Thieu to resign at once as a step toward a coalition government in South Vietnam including communists. They called for a specific withdrawal date for U.S. troops and a shift from the current policy, with talks to form a coalition regime and hold elections for a constitutional assembly after Thieu's departure.
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Snow and Rain Dominate U S Weather Today
The weather map shows widespread snow and rain from the Midwest to the Gulf Coast and along the Atlantic seaboard. Widespread overnight snow hit much of the Midwest and parts of New England with travel warnings in Oklahoma Arkansas and Missouri. A surge of arctic air brought record cold from the High Plains to the Pacific with temperatures ranging from 16 below at International Falls to 77 at Key West.
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Urge NYS Set Up Unicameral Legislature
Assemblyman Arthur Cooperman and Sen. Jack Bronston proposed a constitutional amendment to replace New York's bicameral legislature with a 150 member unicameral body called representatives. They claim the change would save about 24 million dollars next year and speed up lawmaking.
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Fugitive Art Dealer Seeks Hughes Manuscript for $55 Million
Fernand Legros, suing Clifford Irving for 55 million, says he aims to seize Irving's Hughes autobiography manuscript via a writ of attachment to sell it to Howard Hughes. Hughes interests deny any offer or willingness to pay.
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U.S. Plans Contingency Relief for South Asia Refugees
Administration aides say the United States and private aid groups have already surpassed 250 million dollars for relief in South Asia to feed and resettle up to 2.5 million Bangladeshis seeking to flee and millions more awaiting return. India estimates 122 million needed to repatriate 3 to 4 million refugees. Congress weighs extra funds as UN assesses ongoing relief efforts.
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Selectees React to First Draft Lottery Draw
Ted ONeill of Boston says being first in the Irish stakes would beat the lottery though it may become a good experience. Robert J. King Jr. of Minneapolis, No. 1, fears college plans could be delayed by service. Terry Holbrook of Tulsa vows jail rather than the draft, while William Shepard of Tulsa accepts duty despite shock at No. 1. Birthdays determine next year’s callups with March 7 at No. 2 and Aug 3 at No. 3. July 23 and Sept. 9 map Nos. 365 and 364.
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Major Winter Storm Looms Over New York State
The National Weather Service warns of a major winter storm in New York State with potential snowfall over six inches. Two systems, one near Chicago and another over the Florida panhandle, move north as they compete for dominance. Snow is expected across upstate areas with heavy bursts in northern and eastern regions, while rain may mix in western sections depending on a Canadian high pressure setup.
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Cardinal Cooke Urges NY Diocese Aid for Northern Ireland
Terence Cardinal Cooke asked New York archdiocese parishioners to establish channels for contribu tions to aid the sick homeless and jobless in Northern Ireland. He urged prayers for those killed or imprisoned and condemned internment camps where Catholic dissidents are detained without trial.
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