Sun safety warned as sun exposure linked to aging and cancer
An FDA advisory panel urged warning labels on sunscreens and lotions about overexposure causing premature aging and skin cancer. The report cites UV radiation as a leading cancer cause, notes variable protection factors, and proposes an European style SPF rating system with age and skin-type considerations.
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Food and Drug Administration
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Bolivian military coup installs Pereda Alban as leader
Air Force General Juan Pereda Alban seized power after a day-long uprising that forced President Hugo Banzer to resign. Tanks surrounded La Paz while rebels claimed control of eastern Bolivia and key mining centers. Pereda called for unity and said the people chose the change in leadership.
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Hernan Siles Zuazo
Silva
Banzer
Santa Cruz
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Navy
Huanuni
Siglo Veinte
Cochabamba
Brazil
Peru
Tarija
Argentina
Postal Pact Probably Unacceptable
Dick Winter, president of the Wichita letter carriers union, says a proposed three year postal contract is likely unacceptable. He calls the offer peanuts and expects delegates at the Chicago convention to reject it. He notes a 19.5 percent pay rise over three years fails to match inflation, and convention actions could suspend union rules for a possible job action.
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Wichita, Kan
Kansas
Dick Winter
Wichita
Brown
Frank Rizzo
District Council
Philadelphia municipal workers ratify contract ending eight day strike
Nearly 20,000 city employees vote 3 to 2 to approve a new contract and pledge layoffs would not target their ranks, ending a stoppage that halted trash collection and city services. In Washington, 4500 transit workers defied a court order as commuters cope a second day without buses or subways.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Vic Kendrick
Earl Stout
American Federation of State
Stout
Charles Brown
Motel Association Seeks Intervention in Liquor Law Case
Kansas Hotel and Motel Association seeks permission to intervene in a suit testing the 1978 restaurant liquor law's constitutionality. Attorney General Curt Schneider backs the move, arguing the decision will impact members economically. Named respondent is Thomas J. Kennedy, director of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Division.
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Topeka
Kan
Curt Schneider
Kansas Hotel and Motel Association
Kansas
Schneider
Thomas J. Kennedy
Alcoholic Beverage Control Division
Hotel and Motel Association
Kennedy
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