FDA urged to remove sulfa from milk supply nationwide
FDA moves to test milk in 13 cities for sulfa drugs after surveys by the Wall Street Journal and Ralph Nader groups found contamination in a sizable portion of milk. Experts warn long term exposure could dull antibiotic effectiveness. regulators say no immediate harm is proven, but stricter testing is favored by producers and consumer groups alike.
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Swift Adom
Wall Street Journal
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FDA
Komarov plans Stalin statue sale for Western currency
In Komarov Czechoslovakia officials propose selling a 20 foot granite Stalin statue to attract Western money and perhaps a British collector of Stalin memorabilia. The idea contrasts with mass Lenin statues, noting economics and a hoped political via freedom of expression in the Soviet Union.
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Soviet Union
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Lenin
Kalinin City Forges Trade Ties Amid Soviet India Ties
In Kalinin, Russia, once Tver, officials celebrate Afanasy Nikitin’s legacy and trade links as Soviet-India relations evolved from 15th century exploration to a modern military powerhouse. The piece notes India’s 1.4 million-strong armed forces, 870 aircraft, nuclear capability, and a growing defense industry, while Kalinin seeks broader international exchanges including Buffalo, Finland, and West Germany amid shifting Soviet focus toward the United States.
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Soviet Union
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India
Britain
Pakistan
United States
China
Indian Air Force
Soviets
Moscow
Education and public engagement in local schools
Pauline Stone urges balanced reporting on education in Elyria and Lorain County. She argues newspapers should highlight positive educational achievements and involve the broader public, not just sports. The piece cites multiple educational stakeholders and references a poem by John Godfrey Saxe to illustrate partial views.
Chronicle Telegram Seeks Reader Letters For Editorial Page
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor for publication. Include signature, full address and phone number, and mail to Editorial Page Editor, Chronicle Telegram, Box 4010, Elyria 44036. Fax letters to 329-7187.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Elyria
Oregon joins four states with not a drop teen DUI law
The fourth state to adopt a not a drop law targets teen drivers with any alcohol in their blood, suspending licenses for 90 days and harsher penalties for test refusal or repeat offenses. North Carolina, Maine, and Wisconsin also passed similar measures, with earlier data showing a 60 percent drop in alcohol related teen crashes. The piece urges broader enforcement, including cracking down on vendors selling to minors, and proposes citizen decoy programs to test merchant compliance.
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North Carolina
John Lacey
Highway Safety Research Center
University of North Carolina
Maine
Wisconsin
Inflation, Taxes and a Lesson in Saving Money
A reader reflects on past money mistakes and inflation. He recalls years of bank deposits, War Bonds, and thrift, noting shrinking purchasing power since 1930s and critiquing federal taxation while praising local service funding. He warns against tallying deposits and urges prudent personal finance.
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