FDA to shield recalls with secrecy measure
Editorial condemns FDA plan to invoke secrecy on recalls of defective drugs and medical devices. Critics including Ralph Nader warn the move silences public warning and undermines consumer safety while officials claim secrecy prevents undue public fright.
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Food and Drug Administration
FDA
FDA Blunder Sparks Public Alarm Over Drug Recalls
The critique argues the FDA overreacts to potential risks, spreading fear with premature cautions. It urges clear, timely statements based on solid evidence rather than secrecy, noting public right to know and safety.
Rumors and Resignation Rumors Surround Agnew Case
A Washington Post sourced AP report claims grand jury findings on Spiro Agnew may go to Congress. A second AP story cites a senior Republican as 99 percent sure he will resign this week. Details leak from Justice, prompting debate over press credibility and fair treatment.
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Spiro Agnew
Congress
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Washington Post
Justice Department
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Weep Troubles Come To A Head
Washington AP reports growing vice presidential tensions threaten party nomination methods. Democrats faced Eagleton’s 1972 replacement, while Republicans confront Agnew graft inquiries in Maryland, signaling potential shifts in how national tickets choose the No 2 candidate.
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Sen
Thomas F. Eagleton
Ex executive jailed in $200 million stock fraud case
An ex executive who pleaded guilty to conspiracy in a stock fraud case that netted him $10 million and cheated investors out of $200 million was sentenced to a year in jail with no fine. The piece links the case to wider SEC efforts to reform markets after the excesses of the 1960s. Four Seasons Nursing Centers of America, once a glamour stock on the American Stock Exchange under Jack L. Clark, epitomizes those lax years.
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Four Seasons Nursing Centers
America
Securities and Exchange Commission
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Four Seasons
Jack L. Clark
Nursing Home Company
American Stock Exchange
Tennis Battle of the Sexes Aired From Houston Dome
ABC TV and nine sponsors present a marquee tennis duel featuring Billie Jean King against Bobby Riggs in the Houston Astrodome. The match promises $100,000 to the winner, with fanfare about gender roles and televised commentary across networks.
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Houston Astrodome
Billie Jean King
Bobby Raggs
Reggs
Beggs
Dear Dr Thosteson Chemotherapy for Elderly Patient
Letter from a son describing his 63 year old father who had a malignant colon tumor removed twenty months ago and has since received weekly chemotherapy injections. The message conveys ongoing treatment and hope for response.
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Thosteson
Chemotherapy’s role in cancer care across ages and organs
A physician répondre explains chemotherapy as a third weapon after surgery and radiation, noting 20 percent response in colon cancer and higher rates when cancer has spread to the liver. He stresses treatment decisions rest with the doctor and that chemotherapy can extend activity and life in selected colon cancer cases. The letter panel also covers tetanus booster guidance and child pinworm prevention, closing with a prayer.
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S.J.H
U S farm exports seen near 20 billion in current year
Trade experts in the Agriculture Department predict U S farm exports will reach about 20 billion dollars for the year ending June 30, up roughly 55 percent from last year. Grains lead the surge as Europe and Japan remain key buyers, with Russia and China providing only a smaller share.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
U.S
USDA
Earl L. Butz
Russia
Peoples Republic of China
Comprehensive TV Schedule Across Day and Night
A dense television grid lists programs from 5:00 PM to 3:00 PM next day, including News, Weather, Sports, and a vast lineup of soap operas, game shows, dramas, comedies, movies, and specials. Notable titles appear repeatedly across channels with many crossovers featuring Sesame Street, Green Acres, Bonanza style westerns, and classic season premieres.
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Green Acres
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Bob Noblitt
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F Troop
the Waltons
Playhouse New York Biography
Flip Wilson
Bobby Riggs
Ironside
Doctors
Bay City
General Hospital
Electric Company
Munsters
Joker’s Wild
Gomer Pyre
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The
News
Sesame Street
Truth Or Consequences
Lilias
Sports Today
Bowling For Dollars
Dragnet
World Press
Animal World
Ozzie’s Girls
Hee Haw
Starlost
Brady Bunch
Washington Week In Review
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the New Pricepant
Sanford and Sonic
Local Newspaper Subscription Rates and Notices
Published daily except Sunday and holidays in Ottawa Kansas lists subscription rates for trade area and outside area with monthly, quarterly, semiannual and yearly options. Rates include sales tax with out of state subscribers paying 3 percent tax. carrier rate stated.
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