FDA Orders Starch Blocker Diet Pills Off Market
The FDA urged over 100 manufacturers to stop marketing starch blocker pills until safety and effectiveness are proven. If noncompliant within 10 days, regulatory actions such as seizures or injunctions could follow. Reports of nausea, vomiting, and hospital admissions prompted an investigation into composition and claims by bean derived products marketed as drugs.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Bruce Brown
Brown
Moon mass wedding draws 2075 couples in New York
In Madison Square Garden Rev Sun Myung Moon united 2,075 couples from 70 nations in a mass ceremony. Many relatives voiced displeasure with the unions while some bystanders defended the church. Couples, ages 21 to 62, faced a 40 day celibacy rule and many spoke through interpreters.
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New York
Sun Myung Moon
Madison Square Garden
Moon
Peter DiCenso
Montreal
DiCenso
Mary Anne Chance
Memphis
Walter Morey
Elyria
Ohio
Carol Cooney
Bloomfield
N.J
Hak Ja Han
United States
Britain
Germany
France
Ialy
Japan
Federal Agencies Told To Make Do
Washington says Congress and President Reagan agree on a 10 day paid vacation but differ on funding. Furloughs loom for thousands as agencies borrow funds or face indefinite shutdown while Social Security remains funded for now. House Speaker O Neill and GOP Leader Michel urge quick action to avoid program disruptions.
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Washington
Congress
Reagan
Columbia astronauts nearly collide with space junk graveyard
Cape Canaveral AP Columbia astronauts Ken Mattingly and Henry Hartsfield passed 7.7 miles from the upper stage of a Soviet booster as they flew 186 miles above Australia. The close encounter occurred during the fourth test mission toward Edwards AFB.
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Fla
Columbia
Mission Control
Ken Mattingly
Henry Hartsfield
Australia
Stage
Mattingly
Hartsfield
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Reagan
Brewster Shaw
Chuck Lewis
Kansas agriculture agency to review rules after dairy law case
The Kansas Agriculture Department probes all farm regulations amid a potential negative ruling on the dairy products law. Secretary Harlan Priddle says comments will come from farm groups, with proposed changes sent to organizations and Gov Carlin before legislative action. The review follows court challenges to the 1927 dairy ban and a federal case involving Dover Farms whipped topping. A summer ruling is anticipated.
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Lynn Byczynski
Kansas
Topeka
KNS
Kansas Agriculture Department
Harlan Priddle
John Carlin
Priddle
Shawnee County
Chester
Mary Strehlow
Ottawa
Department
Federal District Court
Bird's Eye
General Foods
Dover Farms
Grocery Prices Rise In June Across 13 Cities
AP market basket survey shows June bills up 1 percent on average across 13 cities with meat prices driving the rise. Chopped chuck and frankfurters climbed in multiple cities while pork chops fell in seven. Eggs also edged higher as supply concerns persist.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
Albuquerque
N.M
Atlanta
Boston
Chicago
Dallas
Detroit
Los Angeles
Miami
New York
Philadelphia
Providence
R.1
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Supreme Court OKs Ban on Kiddie Pornography Policy
The Supreme Court ruled 9-0 that states may ban almost all kiddie pornography. It reinstated a New York law criminalizing promoting sexual performances by children. Justice Byron White stated the offense must target works visually depicting sexual conduct by minors and be properly limited.
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Washington
New York
Byron White
State Court
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