Brinks robber linked to cop killings in Rockland
Prosecutors say Samuel Smith carried a flattened .38 caliber bullet from Sgt Edward O Grady Jrs gun in his pocket and wore a bulletproof vest enabling him to survive a Rockland County shootout. Four suspects tied to the $1.6 million Brink s truck robbery were arrested as authorities pursue other involved individuals. Nathanie Burns, a former Black Panther, was arrested on charges of attempting to murder six officers.
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Nitrodisc nitrate patch approved to treat angina
G D Searle announced FDA approval of Nitrodisc a once daily nitrate patch for angina prevention and treatment. The silicone bonded pad delivers nitroglycerin through the skin for 24 hours, providing steady blood levels with one daily application and planned U.S. launch in early 1982.
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Judge upholds Carter pact and dismisses hostage suit
U S District Judge William Gray ruled President Carter acted within his authority to bar ex hostages from suing Iran as part of the 444 day captivity accord. Thirteen former captives sued the government seeking damages, but the suit was thrown out. One plaintiff Army Col Leland Holland called the suit a test and said an appeal may follow. The case centered on due process claims in the executive agreement to win hostage release. The UN World Court fund was noted as handling Iran related commercial claims.
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Save a farmer eat a turkey today
Agriculture Department expert Allen Baker says higher turkey supplies mean lower prices for consumers and growers. He notes 168.5 million turkeys were produced this year, up 2 percent from 164.7 million in 1980, with per capita consumption averaging 4.8 pounds in Q4.
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