McDonald's founder Kroc dies after illness
Ray Kroc died after a long illness, the McDonald's Corp spokesman said. He bought the San Diego Padres ten years earlier, growing the chain into a global brand. Kroc entered the hospital December 5 with diabetes and complications from strokes, according to his son-in-law Ballard Smith.
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Medical journal ran heart drug story under pressure
The Journal of the American Medical Association published a heart drug article after a Pfizer ad pull threat, say four present and a former JAMA staffer. Officials deny bias while confirming pressure and that a September 1982 update was aimed at balance and not placation.
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Marking King Birthday Marks Franchise Rise and Sale
In a 1979 note the text references a birthday and a plan to set up a network of franchises. It mentions a $2.7 million purchase in 1961 and later interest costs totaling about $14 million, tied to a prominent business figure and royalty ties, with unclear medication and incompatible references.
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