FDA to ban synthetic red dye Red No 2 next week
The FDA seeks a mandatory ban on Red No 2 amid court actions, citing animal studies suggesting possible cancer risk. Judge Aubrey M. Rabinowitz denied an injunction, paving way for a ban as early as Tuesday. manufacturers may sell existing stock but cannot use the dye in new products.
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Food and Drug Administration
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Aubrey &, Rabineat Jr
FON
Ralph Nader
Health Research Group
Canada
Lockheed Payoffs Drive Call for International Ethics Code
A Senate inquiry into Lockheed payoffs to foreign officials spurs a push for a global ethics code for business. Lockheed executives disclosed payments in Japan and other countries, with officials citing consulting firms guiding sales. The panel notes disclosure could curb bribery and prompt multilateral action.
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Lockhewd
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Japan
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Sweden
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Turkey
Germany
Marubeni Trading Co
Air Force plane crashes near Madrid killing eight
An Forte plane crashed shortly before landing at Torrejon Air Base near Madrid killing all eight on board. The Spanish Air Ministry said seven or eight US crew were aboard. U S Air Force officials withheld names pending notification of next of kin. The bodies will be returned home for burial.
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Spain
Torrejon
Air Ministry
Britain
U.S. Air Force
Next of
Hin
Angolan-Soviet ties debated in U S Senate hearing
Washington AP report says a State Department official and several senators clash over Soviet intervention in Angola. William Schaufele Jr. questions MPLA independence from Moscow while Dek Clark and Tunney warn Moscow influence may still shape Angolan policy despite local rhetoric.
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Senate Foreign Relations
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Moscow
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D-lowa
Jobn Turney
D-Calif
Popular Movement For the Liberation of
MPLA
Clark
Africa
Sirica's condition improves after heart attack
Washington AP update says Assistant District Judge John J. Sirica shows steady recovery from a heart attack at George Washington University Hospital. Doctors report he is off the critical list, talking clearly, and could leave hospital in a month and return to the bench within eight to ten weeks if progress continues.
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Gorfinkel
Sirica
Gar Finkel
Garfinkel
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Stock market posts decline in heavy volume
New York AP reports the Dow Jones industrial average fell 9.91 points to 954.90, marking a second sharp decline in a week with a 22 to 1 decline versus advances. Volume remained heavy though not as frenzied as prior sessions as analysts blame January gains for market vulnerability.
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New York Stock Lachange
Judge weighs tape as evidence in Hearst case
In San Francisco AP report, Judge Olver Carter will hear testimony on the taped confession allegedly recorded during the Sunset Bank robbery. Prosecutors call the tape a confession. defense says Hearst was coerced. Hearing to decide admissibility and related spraying incident evidence.
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San Francisco
Patrica Hearst
Miss Hearst
Dist
Olver J. Carter
Fiday
al Sohsson
Carter
Sat Voice
Libernta Bank
SLA
Donald
Cinque DeFreeze
James L. Brownjog Jr
Mixa Hearst
F. Lee Bailey
Wlain Sla
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Hearst
Sporting Roods
Los Angeles
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Miss Hearel
Dilson
Berkeley
SUA
FBI
Kissinger to under go gastric surgery in Boston
Nancy Kissinger wife of Secretary of State was scheduled for gastric ulcer surgery at Massachusetts General Hospital Boston with Drs Austen and Nardi concurring on findings. The plan depends on intraoperative results but will likely remove the distal stomach portion. Kissinger 41 has a nine year history of recurring ulcers. Henry Kissinger arrived at Logan International and stayed at the hospital briefly.
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Nancy Kissinger
Secretary of State
Stormach Ulper
W. Gerald Austen
Massachusetts General Hospital
George Nardi
Washington
Kissinger
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