Zomax to return soon with warning labels set
Johnson & Johnson officials say Zomax will return to drugstores after FDA approved new warning labels. The recall followed reports of allergic reactions and five deaths linked to the non narcotic painkiller used by millions. Reintroduction depends on repackaging with inserts guiding safe use and patient restrictions.
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North Dakota
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Warmer Temperatures Expected Over Next Few Days
The National Weather Service at Hancock Airport forecasts a rebound from tonight's cold with partly cloudy skies and a low near 25. Sunshine is expected tomorrow with a high of 45 to 50, followed by partly cloudy conditions Monday and Tuesday and scattered showers Wednesday. Overnight lows near 30 Monday and Tuesday, mid-30s Wednesday.
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Carter motorcade attacked during West Bank tour
Iranian Saudi friction stalls OPEC talks as ministers struggle to set quotas and back a coordinated price cut. Carter’s motorcade in Ramallah was pelted with rocks by Palestinian youths. Israeli troops dispersed the crowd with no injuries reported.
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UPI
Gerald Nadler
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London
Iran
Saudi Arabia
OPEC
Lottery winners in Albany daily numbers game
Albany AP reports the nightly drawing produced the winning number any and the Win Four number V7. The result details the immediate payoff and confirms the drawing outcome for readers statewide.
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Albany
Luck and success puzzle the skeptics of popular belief
A light view on luck and success questions how some widely disliked people achieve results. The piece leans into a social shrug, suggesting luck rather than merit as a common explanation and invites readers to reflect on their own biases.
Reagan firm on El Salvador aid and goal of peace
President Reagan said the United States will stay involved in El Salvador until a political solution ends the civil war, refusing to set a time limit. He cited a $110 million emergency military aid request and noted efforts to persuade guerrillas toward peaceful solutions while critics question the need for more military support.
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UPI
Reagan
United States
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U.S
Congress
Washington Post
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D-Md
Key House
George Shultz
Christian Democratic
Social Democratic
Fire strikes dorm again at USCO in Pueblo
A second fire in 19 hours at the University of Southern Colorado dormitory caused about 30 students to evacuate with no injuries. The two blazes at the four story residence hall bring total arsons to six in 10 days. Authorities questioned 11 residents and briefly detained a man for questioning.
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Pueblo
Colo
University of Southern Colorado
Publo
Gus Sandstrom
Sandstrom
Puebla
Mike Littman
Reagan moves to curb leaks with broad federal rules
President Reagan issues a National Security Directive requiring hundreds of thousands of federal employees to sign non disclosure pacts and submit to polygraph tests if they handle classified material. The order expands pre publication review to more officials and sets stricter discipline for leaks amid civil libertarian and union objections.
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D-Calif
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American Federation of Government Employees
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