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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1981

Page

4

FDA Approves Hepatitis B Vaccine for High Risk Groups

The FDA approved Heptavax-B, Merck’s hepatitis B vaccine, the first viral vaccine from human blood. It targets high risk groups including health workers, addicts, and sexually active individuals, with a three shot schedule costing about 75 to 120 dollars and protection lasting at least five years.

Washington Food and Drug Administration FDA Arthur Hull Hayes Jr Hayes Merck Sharp & Dohme West Point Maurice R. Hilleman Merck

Mubarak Sets Broad Economic Agenda For Egypt

President Hosni Mubarak, in his first major policy address, criticized past priorities and outlined a national dialogue on Egypt’s economy. He cited $1.5 billion in subsidies, a worsening housing shortage, and calls to redirect foreign investment to essential needs while debating targeted aid and two-tier pricing, amid fading private investment and strong U.S. aid.

Cairo Egypt Hosni Mubarak Anwar Sadat The National Assembly Sadat Mubarak

CAB Bans Soviet Airliners For A Week

The Civil Aeronautics Board ordered a seven day suspension of Soviet flights into the United States after two Aeroflot jets overflew outside their routes over U S territory. The ban covers November 21 to 28, with Aeroflot using two weekly round trips between Washington and Moscow. FAA confirmed the route ran from Presque Isle Maine via Hyannisport and New York to Washington and noted the overflown areas included parts of southern Maine Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut.

Washington Civil Aeronautics Board United States Aeroflot U.S State Department New England Contary Moscow Federal Aviation Administration Presque Isle Maine Hyannisport Mass New York City CAB FAA Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut

PBS Special Examines Alternatives To Nursing Homes

AP reports PBS's No Place Like Home hosted by Helen Hayes highlights elderly neglect and argues for cheaper dignified options. The program cites San Francisco daytime centers Minneapolis congregate housing and home health services while noting few doctors in U.S. nursing homes and stressing independence and home living for seniors.

Fred Rothenberg New York Helen Hayes PBS Wnet-Tv CBS ABC World News Tonight America Miss Hayes San Francisco Minneapolis Great Britain United States

Wall Collapse at Mexican Rally Kills 48 in Merida

At a closing rally for gubernatorial candidate Graciliano Pace Pinzon in Yucatan’s Merida, part of an old concrete wall near a bullring collapsed, killing 48 and injuring 49 others. The Institutional Revolutionary Party faces investigation into the incident as officials confirm the death toll and injuries.

Merida Mexico Red Cross Graciliano Pace Pinzon Yucatan Pace Pinzon Institutional Revolutionary Party Yucatan Peninsula Caribbean Gulf of Mexico Progresso

Liver Transplant Brings Hope After Weekend Surgery

Lauren Toohey, age two, was recovering after nine hours of liver transplant at University of Pittsburgh Medical Center using a donor liver from a four year old boy who died of meningitis. Doctors said she improved to serious but stable condition and could begin stepping later in the week.

Pittsburgh Lauren Toohey Children's Hospital Joseph Toohey Kinnelon N.J Beth Israel Hospital Newark Lauren Wisconsin Robert Mayberry Kenosha Wis Thomas Starzl University of Pittsburgh Toohey

Protestants Demand Action After Ulster Shooting Crisis

Protestants in Belfast demand immediate British crack down on the IRA after an MP is shot. Official Unionist leader James Molyneaux threatens vigilante groups if London fails to mobilize against the IRA, while calls for a mass Protestant demonstration rise. The incident follows IRA gunmen wounding Robert Bradford and a police search for an IRA gelignite cache in London. Reverend Paisley urges Ulster action and a showdown with Thatcher’s government.

Belfast Northern Ireland Britain Irish Republican Army James Prior Prior IRA James Molyneaux Official Unionist Party London House of Commons Robert Bradford Scotland Yard Tan Paisley Ulster

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