Recall Ordered for B6-Deficient Infant Formulas
The FDA urged Wyeth Laboratories to begin an immediate high priority recall of SMA milk formula and Nursey soy formula batches deficient in vitamin B6. Wyeth testified the issue arose from vitamin handling by a worker, amid prior recalls of Nursey products lacking B6 entirely.
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New York Times
Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Wyeth Laboratories
House
Federallr
SMA
Wyeth
Charles F. Hagan
Congress
Marathon Stockholders Back Marathon United Steel Merger
Marathon Oil stockholders approve a 6 billion merger with United States Steel, voting yes by more than two thirds. Marathon becomes a subsidiary of U S Steel with shares exchanged for 122 percent notes valued at 78 dollars each, while U S Steel had already acquired 51 percent.
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New York Times
Findlay
Ohio
Marathon Oil Company
United States Steel Corporation
Marathon
Robinson
Harold W. Hoopman
U.S. Steel
New York Stock Exchange
Reagan rejects congressional call for nuclear freeze
Washington Reagan administration says it shares concern over nuclear arms levels but cannot support a freeze proposal as it would freeze the United States into a position that hinders strategic flexibility and defense options.
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Reagan
New York Times
Washington
Congress
United States
Blacks to be part of federalism panel
A coalition of black officials won a pledge from President Reagan to add black members to his new federalism advisory group and consider fears the program may threaten civil rights and minority aid. Gary mayor Richard Hatcher said they pressed Reagan on state control of domestic programs while officials noted strategic arms talks timing.
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New York Times
Washington
Reagan
National Black Caucus of
National Conference of Black Mayors
National Association of Black County
Richard Hatcher
Gary
Ind
White House
Lawrence S. Eagleburger
Soviet Union
Eagleburger
Poland
Williams resigns from Senate ending 23 year tenure
Harrison Williams Jr. resigns as U.S. senator of New Jersey after a six day expulsion debate. He avoids a likely vote to expel, citing relief and a commitment to Senate investigations into Abscam. Gov. Kean will appoint a replacement for the remaining term.
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Washington
Harrison A. Williams Jr
United States
New Jersey
Senate
Williams
Abscam
Congress
Executive Branch
Thomas H. Kean
Trenton
Senate Rules, Banking and Labor
Senate Ethics Committee
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Roderick
Alexander M. Haig Jr
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State Department
Richard R. Burt
Brammer Creative Cabinets
Riviera
Quaker Maid and Others
Caradco
S. Court
Marion
Datsun Guide
Epps Motors, Inc
Hwy
East Carbondale
Ree
Nissan
Harpy
Gerald
Sara Murphy
Southern Illinoisan
Hell
Esskar
Gant
Poplin
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