U S deaths linked to hexachlorophene use
Federal records tie 15 U S deaths to topical hexachlorophene in cleansing solutions, mainly pHisoHex from Winthrop. FDA notes fatal and nonfatal reactions, hospital burn use, and infant deaths linked to concentrated HCP. agency actions followed in 1971 72, with questions about reporting and drug status.
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Washington
Plisptlex
Winthrop Laboratories
Food and Drugs Administration
FDA
Sterling Drug, Inc
Monroe Trout
Sterling
Winthrop
Donald A. Berreth
Associated Press
U.S
James Morrison
Division of Regulatory Operations
Bureau of Drugs
Peri
Morrison
Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association
Gerresc
IDA
Snoring-patent: for padded cell in West Germany
COLOGNE West Germany a 43 year old mechanic Nein Bauer who snored loudly was divorced in 1971 by his wife and repeatedly ousted from apartments and a truck cabin by landlords and police. He served five jail terms for disobeying orders and now seeks another apartment.
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Cologne
West Germany
Nein Bauer
Bauer
Mills urges broad Nixon import powers for trade talks
House Ways and Means Chairman Wilbur Mills urged Congress to grant President Nixon wide authority to negotiate trade deals and retaliate against discriminatory imports. He warned protections must be flexible and balanced with safeguards, consultation, and potential use of duties quotas and voluntary restraints.
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Washington
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Congress
Nixon
U.S
Mills
House
Ways and Means
Democratic Congress
Navy eyes larger F14 buys to cut unit cost
The Navy, facing a $25.8 million per F14, considers buying up to 722 aircraft to lower costs after trimming orders to 134. Grumman pricing talks and Senate hearings frame the plan, with officials weighing long term procurements and budget implications amid production and contract adjustments.
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Washington
Navy
Senate
Grumman Aerospace Corp
Join We Warner
Defense
William P. Clements
Packard unit to back Nixon budget ceiling push
Washington reports a new nonpartisan committee to back Nixon’s federal budget ceiling of 250 million for 1973 and 3268 billion for 1974. David Packard unveiled the group with James Roosevelt and John Byrnes, aiming to raise funds and public support against special interests.
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Packard
Nixon
Washington
David Packard
Secretary of
Defense
Office of Economic Opportunity
Celouse
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